Sentence examples for grandfathered plans from inspiring English sources

That means that grandfathered plans have disappeared.

Independent of the new law, companies were anyway going to abandon many of those grandfathered plans to take up less generous ones.

This requirement applies to all plans, including grandfathered plans and self-insured plans, and to all types of coverage offered, whether employee-only or family.

pic.twitter.com/1OIsPE7gR9 October 30, 2013 2.13pm GMT Here is her explanation for "grandfathered" plans from earlier in the hearing: "Mr. Chairman, there was no change," Sebelius said.

Nor do they apply to "grandfathered" plans that were bought before March 2010 or federal plans such as Medicare, Tricare and federal employee plans.

The law did allow "grandfathered" plans — for people who had obtained their insurance before the law was signed on March 23 , 2010— to escape this requirement and some other aspects of the law.

Less than half of the large employers surveyed by the National Business Group on Health have a grandfathered plan option this year.

The insurance company regulations don't apply to health plans that were in effect in early 2010 when the Affordable Care Act was signed into law; about 23% of workers had coverage through a so-called "grandfathered" plan last year, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.

As we explained, part of the reason for so many cancellations is because of an unusually early (March 23, 2010) cutoff date for grandfathering plans — and because of tight regulations written by the administration.

In response, Carol Johnson, the school district's superintendent, said school officials would also include a "robust" grandfathering plan in their final proposals.

1) Stop tethering and keep their current plan (including grandfathered unlimited plan) 2) Proactively call AT&T or visit our stores and move to the required tethering plan 3) Do nothing and we'll go ahead and add the tethering plan on their behalf.