Common use of Loss of Coverage Clause in Contracts

Loss of Coverage. An eligible unit member who has elected to not participate in the district's health, dental, and/or vision insurance plans because they are enrolled in comparable alternate coverage may enroll in the district's program upon submission of proof of loss of such alternate coverage, or at the time of a qualifying event, or during the annual open enrollment period.

Loss of Coverage. An eligible unit member Unit members who has have elected to not participate in the districtDistrict's health, dental, and/or vision health insurance plans because they are enrolled in comparable alternate coverage coverages may enroll in the districtDistrict's program upon submission of proof of loss of such alternate coverage, or at the time of a qualifying event, or during the annual open enrollment period.

Loss of Coverage. An eligible A unit member who has elected to not participate in the district's health, dental, and/or vision insurance plans because they are enrolled in comparable alternate coverage may enroll in the district's program upon submission of proof of loss of such alternate coverage, or at the time of a qualifying event, or during the annual open enrollment period.

Loss of Coverage. An eligible unit member who has elected to not participate in the district's healthDistrict’s medical, dental, and/or vision insurance plans because they are enrolled in comparable alternate coverage may enroll in the district's District’s program upon submission of proof of loss of such alternate coverage, or at the time of a qualifying event, or during the annual open enrollment period.

Loss of Coverage. An eligible unit member who has elected to not participate in the district's healthmedical, dental, and/or vision insurance plans because they are enrolled in comparable alternate coverage may enroll in the district's program upon submission of proof of loss of such alternate coverage, or at the time of a qualifying event, or during the annual open enrollment period.