Lower level of coverage definition

Lower level of coverage means a policy form offered by a

Lower level of coverage means a health benefits plan

Lower level of coverage means a policy form offered by a health care insurer for which the actuarial value of the benefits under the health insurance coverage is at least eighty‑five percent but not more than one hundred percent of the policy form weighted average.

More Definitions of Lower level of coverage

Lower level of coverage means a health benefits plan offered by

Lower level of coverage means a policy form offered by a health care insurer for which the actuarial value of the benefits under the health insurance coverage is at least eighty-five per cent but not more than one hundred per cent of the policy form weighted average.

Lower level of coverage means a health benefits plan offered by an accountable health plan for which the actuarial value of the benefits under the health benefits plan is at least eighty-five per cent but not more than one hundred per cent of the policy form weighted average.

Lower level of coverage means a health benefits plan offered by an accountable health plan for which the actuarial value of the benefits under the health benefits plan is at least eighty‑five percent but not more than one hundred percent of the policy form weighted average.