Conversion Coverage Sample Clauses

Conversion Coverage. If applicable, the TPA shall provide notices to eligible COBRA Participants of their rights to obtain conversion coverage. Such notices shall be supplied at the expense of the Plan. The TPA shall administer conversion rights in accordance with the provisions of the Plan document.
Conversion Coverage. If Members are eligible to purchase individual conversion coverage from the Insurance Company upon the termination of his or her Coverage under this Agreement, the Insurance Company will offer those individuals the right to purchase the conversion coverage as outlined in the Certificate.
Conversion Coverage. Coverage provided under Utah Code Annotated § 31A-22-723.
Conversion Coverage. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, PCI will provide Conversion Coverage on a guaranteed basis, without medical underwriting, at applicable PCI premium rates to each individual, small group and large group policyholder comprising the Conversion Business. The effective date of the Conversion Coverage will be February 1, 1999 (the "Effective Date").
Conversion Coverage. If Members are eligible to purchase individual conversion coverage from the Plan upon the termination of his or her Coverage under this Agreement, the Plan will offer those individuals the right to purchase the conversion coverage as outlined in the EOC.]
Conversion Coverage. 7.01 If a Subscriber ceases to meet eligibility requirements of this Certificate, the Subscriber may apply for conversion to nongroup coverage. No lapse in coverage will occur provided that written application for conversion is received and approved by Health Plan along with applicable premium charges within 30 days of the date on which the Subscriber ceases to be eligible for coverage under this Certificate. Nongroup conversion coverage will be of the kind then available and at the rate in effect at that time. A. If a Subscriber ceases to meet eligibility requirements because of change of residence but remains eligible for health care coverage under the Group’s standards, the Subscriber may apply for waiver of the residency requirement under paragraph 2.01 or must transfer to the Group’s alternate carrier, if any. If the Group does not maintain alternate coverage, or if transfer is not possible, the Subscriber may apply through the Group and Health Plan for conversion coverage from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan. No lapse in coverage will occur provided that written application for waiver or for conversion is received and approved by Health Plan or BCBSM along with applicable premium charges within 30 days of the change of residence. B. If a Family Dependent covered under this Certificate ceases to be eligible to continue membership because of death of the Subscriber, change of residence, or loss of dependent status, the Member is entitled to the same conversion privilege as provided for the Subscriber. A minor or totally disabled child as defined in Section 2.01 B(4) may convert only as a dependent on a parent’s conversion contract. C. If a Member covered under this Certificate ceases to be eligible to enroll in Medicare, the Member will be notified and will be converted to Health Plan’s Medicare program. 7.02 Most employers of over 20 employees are required by federal law to offer Members who lose eligibility continuation of group coverage at the Member’s expense. If the Member’s Group is subject to this requirement and the Member meets the definition of a person eligible for continuation coverage under the law, the following applies: A. If a Member ceases to meet the eligibility requirements of this Certificate, the Member may apply directly to his or her employer for continuation of group coverage. The Member must comply strictly with the time limits for electing and paying for continuation coverage and other requirements of federal law. B. Co...