Surrogacy arrangement definition
Surrogacy arrangement means an understanding in which a woman (the surrogate) agrees to become pregnant and carry a child (or children) for another person (or persons) who intend to raise the child (or children), whether or not the surrogate receives payment for acting as a surrogate.
Surrogacy arrangement means where a person applies, or intends to apply, with another person for a parental order under section 54 of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008.
Surrogacy arrangement. EOC section has been added to the "Reductions" EOC section. This section provides information about Member obligations to Company in connection with a surrogacy arrangement, including Member obligations to reimburse Company for any Services received, and provides information about who may be financially responsible for any Services received by the baby (or babies). Benefit clarifications Colorectal cancer screening Services and scope insertion procedures have been clarified in each of the following EOC sections: “Preventive Care Services,” “Benefits for Outpatient Services,” and “Outpatient Laboratory X-ray, Imaging, and Special Diagnostic Procedures.”
More Definitions of Surrogacy arrangement
Surrogacy arrangement. EOC section has been added to the "Reductions" EOC section. This section provides information about Member obligations to Company in connection with a surrogacy arrangement, including Member obligations to reimburse Company for any Services received, and provides information about who may be financially responsible for any Services received by the baby (or babies). Benefit clarifications Colorectal cancer screening Services and scope insertion procedures have been clarified in each of the following EOC sections: “Preventive Care Services,” “Benefits for Outpatient Services,” and “Outpatient Laboratory X-ray, Imaging, and Special Diagnostic Procedures.” A "Maternity and Newborn Care" EOC section has been added to the "Benefits" EOC section to provide a more detailed explanation of maternity benefits. The "Outpatient Laboratory, X-ray, Imaging, and Special Diagnostic Procedures" EOC section has been reformatted for improved readability and alignment with the “Benefit Summary”. The "Outpatient Prescription Drugs and Supplies" EOC section has been modified to clarify existing benefits. Except for specific over-the-counter (OTC) drugs covered under preventive services, nutritional supplements are not covered. The exclusion for Sexual Reassignment Surgery has been deleted to comply with the Washington Law Against Discrimination. Administrative changes or clarifications “Membership Services” in the Benefit Summary and the EOC has been replaced by “Member Services” to reflect the updated department name. “Spouse” in the EOC “Definitions” section has been clarified as the person to whom you are legally married under applicable law. The “Premium, Eligibility, and Enrollment” EOC section has been modified. We have added a new “Special Enrollment Due to a Section 125 Qualifying Event” provision that describes special enrollment information if Group has a Section 125 cafeteria plan. The "Certificates of Creditable Coverage" EOC section under “Termination of Membership” provision has been deleted. In addition, the “HIPAA Certificates of Creditable Coverage” section of the Group Agreement has also been deleted. Issuing certificates of creditable coverage is no longer a requirement.
Surrogacy arrangement means an agreement or arrange- ment between one or two intended parents and a surrogate;
Surrogacy arrangement means an arrangement by which a
Surrogacy arrangement means an arrangement for a woman (the “birth mother”) to seek to become pregnant and give birth to a child and for a person or persons other than the birth mother (the “arranged parent” or “arranged
Surrogacy arrangement means an arrangement under which a woman agrees to become pregnant or to try to become pregnant and that the parentage of any child born as a result of the pregnancy is to be transferred to another person or persons;
Surrogacy arrangement means an arrangement, agreement or understanding, whether formal or informal, under which a woman agrees with another person to become or try to become pregnant, with the intention—