Examples of Medical Premium Subsidy in a sentence
The Medical Premium Subsidy for an eligible spouse or domestic partner shall be equal to the retiree’s Medical Premium Subsidy.
The Medical Premium Subsidy for a spouse or eligible domestic partner will not apply until the retiree commences the Medical Premium Subsidy.
If a retiree and/or their eligible dependents reside outside of a Xxxxxx Permanente service area, the Medical Premium Subsidy can be used for any Medicare Advantage or Medicare “Medigap” plan premiums.
If the Medical Premium Subsidy amount exceeds the KPSA premium costs, then the excess amount will be forfeited.
In the event of an eligible retiree’s death, the Medical Premium Subsidy will be available for a surviving spouse or domestic partner, subject to the same rules.
Any cost of medical coverage above the Medical Premium Subsidy shall be borne by the retiree.
Starting in 2018, the Medical Premium Subsidy for each region shall increase by 3% on January 1 of each year.
The Medical Premium Subsidy for 2017 for a KPSA plan shall be the following for an eligible retiree who retired from a position in the applicable region: » $186 per month for a Northern California retiree; » $106 per month for a Southern California retiree; » $80 per month for a Colorado retiree; » $33 per month for a Northwest retiree; » $33 per month for a Georgia retiree; » $33 per month for a Hawaii retiree; and » $33 per month for a Mid-Atlantic retiree.
Within any Xxxxxx Permanente Service Area, Medical Premium Subsidy applies only for the amount of the lowest-cost KPSA coverage (including prescription drug coverage) available to the retiree (and not for any premium plan or non- Xxxxxx Permanente plan).
At age sixty-five (65) or older, or Medicare eligibility if earlier, an eligible retiree shall receive a Medical Premium Subsidy toward the monthly premium of the Xxxxxx Permanente Senior Advantage plan (KPSA plan) where the retiree resides, or as further described in the “Medical Premium Subsidy” rules below.