A group health plan or group health insurance issuer may vary benefits, including cost-sharing mechanisms (such as a deductible, copayment, or coinsurance), based on whether an individual has met the standards of a wellness program that satisfies the requirements of paragraph (f) of this section.
Notwithstanding paragraphs (c)(1) and (2) of this section, a plan or issuer may vary the amount of premium or contribution it requires similarly situated individuals to pay based on whether an individual has met the standards of a wellness program that satisfies the requirements of paragraph (f) of this section.
Paragraphs (b)(2)(ii) and (c)(3) of this section provide exceptions to the general prohibitions against discrimination based on a health factor for plan provisions that vary benefits (including cost-sharing mechanisms) or the premium or contribution for similarly situated individuals in connection with a wellness program that satisfies the requirements of this paragraph (f).
"The certification requirement at the core of H.R. 4038 is untenable and would provide no meaningful additional security for the American people, instead serving only to create significant delays and obstacles in the fulfillment of a vital program that satisfies both humanitarian and national security objectives," the White House said in a statement yesterday.
In a statement threatening a veto of increased screening of refugees, the White House said such a law "would provide no meaningful additional security for the American people, instead serving only to create significant delays and obstacles in the fulfillment of a vital program that satisfies both humanitarian and national security objectives".
It should not be impossible to fashion a plausible exploration program that satisfies both environmental and energy needs.
The Soviet Union can always change its weapon systems; therefore, a program that will satisfy these unknown specifications cannot be written with any degree of accuracy.
It is a program that, so far, satisfies politicians intent on tying at least some part of teachers' salaries to student performance, while respecting the concerns of unions that a teacher not be judged solely on the work of his students, whose abilities can vary wildly.
It seems that only PBS cares about those over 55 and broadcasts programming that satisfies our needs and desires.
