Benefits will end on whichever of the following dates occurs first: (a) your 70th birthday; (b) the date you cease to be engaged on a full-time basis in a gainful work or service; or (c) the date your coverage terminates for any reason.
Of those individuals identified between 1991 and 2001, diabetes cases and controls with active Saskatchewan Health coverage in 2001 were included in the study; individuals who died or whose coverage was terminated prior to 2001 were excluded.
"And now the question is, Will this Senate meet its responsibility under the Constitution to hold this administration, as every administration should be held, accountable?" After Mr. Reid invoked Senate Rule 21 allowing senators to request a closed session, the galleries were cleared, C-Span coverage was terminated and the chamber's doors were closed for about two hours.
If an accident, stroke, cancer treatment or other long-term event keeps the employee from showing up at work, even for such a relatively short period of time as 60 or 90 days (90 days in the case of my employer-provided policy), the coverage is terminated, and the employee placed on long-term disability and left with Cobra.
The contingency fund can be used to pay for things like health care coverage if terminated from employment before Medicare and Social Security eligibility begins.
The grace period means, after making an initial payment, policyholders can go up to three months without making a payment before coverage is terminated.
I received a letter from my medical insurance company informing me that my insurance coverage was terminated the next business day after I quit.
UnitedHealthcare also intends to comply with an additional request, the company said, and "will be instituting independent, external third party review in the near term" that would allowed patients whose coverage is terminated to appeal the decision.
