Limited benefit plan means a period of time in which a participant or member of a participant’s family is either eligible for reduced assistance only or ineligible for any assistance under the family investment program, in accordance with section 239B.9.
Limited benefit plan or “LBP” means a period of terminated benefits that a person chooses instead of signing or cooperating with a family investment agreement.
Limited benefit plan or “LBP” means a period of time that an FIA-responsible person or their family is ineligible for FIP or eligible for reduced assistance due to an FIA-responsible person’s failure to meet FIA requirements.
Examples of Limited benefit plan in a sentence
Amend subrule 41.24(8) as follows:41.24(8) The limited Limited benefit plan (LBP).
If an individual participant or the entire family has an acknowledged barrier, the plan for self-sufficiency may be specified in one or more incremental family investment agreements.3. Limited benefit plan.
More Definitions of Limited benefit plan
Limited benefit plan means a period of terminated FIP benefits that an individual chooses instead of signing or cooperating with a family investment agreement.
Limited benefit plan means, for the purposes of this regulation, a policy, contract or certificate issued or offered on a group or individual basis as a supplemental health coverage policy that pays specified amounts according to a schedule of benefits to defray the costs of care, services, deductibles, copayments or coinsurance amounts not covered by a health benefit plan. Limited benefit plans do not include short-term limited duration health benefit policies, contracts or certificates, high-deductible health benefit plans, or catastrophic plans. Such non-supplemental plans are included under the term of “health benefit plan.”