Sentence examples for grandfathered status from inspiring English sources

Grandfathered status may be maintained upon the CBA expiration date if no changes were made since March 23, 2010 that would have otherwise caused the plan to lose its grandfathered status.

But such plans can lose grandfathered status if they make a host of changes to their coverage and payment policies.

Employers that change insurers can maintain grandfathered status as long as the new plan has cost sharing and benefits that are similar to the original plan.

We now expect firms to develop the technological capability to separate grandfathered products and to train advisers on how they can make recommendations without losing grandfathered status.

But there was a big catch that largely nullifies this protection: Minor changes to existing policies would cause firms to lose their "grandfathered" status.

Under the federal health law adopted in 2010, it's covered as a free preventive benefit for people in health plans that are new or have changed enough to lose their grandfathered status.

But as time passes and insurers and employers modify their coverage, the number of plans entitled to such "grandfather status" is shrinking.

But in 2013, in one of its meanest decisions, the Gillard government removed this grandfather status – sending around 68,000 parents immediately off the payment.

The expiration, earlier this year, of a tax-abatement law, 421-a, encouraged residential builders to dig quickly, to achieve grandfather status and thus better financing.

O'Leary points out that Acthar's "grandfather" status does not entirely exempt it from the FDA's efficacy requirements, and that the drug did survive an efficacy evaluation under the DESI program.

But, in a summary of the rules, the administration said, "Plans will lose their grandfather status if they choose to make significant changes that reduce benefits or increase costs to consumers".