Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act Sample Clauses

Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act. If elected on the applicable ASO BPA, Claim Administrator will provide required written statements of creditable coverage to individuals residing in Massachusetts and submit applicable electronic reporting to the Massachusetts Department of Revenue, in accordance with the Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act based on information provided to Claim Administrator by Employer and coverage under the Plan(s) during the term of this Agreement. Employer hereby certifies that, to the best of its knowledge, such coverage under the Plan(s) is "creditable coverage" in accordance with the Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act. Employer acknowledges that Claim Administrator is not responsible for verifying nor ensuring compliance with any tax and/or legal requirements related to this Service. Employer or its Covered Persons should seek advice from their legal or tax advisors as necessary. If not elected on the applicable ASO BPA, Employer acknowledges it will provide written statements and electronic reporting to the Massachusetts Department of Revenue as required by the Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act.
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Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act a. Pursuant to Chapter 58 of the Acts of 2006, as amended by Chapter 324 of the Acts of 2006 and Chapter 450 of the Acts of 2006, and the regulations issued pursuant thereto, 114.5 CMR 16.00 to
Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this BPA, with respect to the Employer’s employees who live in Massachusetts (if any) the Employer represents that it offers the health insurance benefits provided for herein to all full-time employees, and the Employer will not make a smaller premium contribution percentage to a full-time employee living in Massachusetts than to any other full-time employee living in Massachusetts who receives an equal or greater total hourly or annual salary. For purposes of this representation, a “full-time employee” is defined by Massachusetts law, generally an employee who is scheduled or expected to work at least the equivalent of an average of thirty-five (35) hours per week. Changes in state or federal law or regulations or interpretations thereof may change the terms and conditions of coverage. The undersigned representative is authorized and responsible for purchasing insurance on behalf of the Employer, has provided the information requested in this BPA and, on behalf of the Employer, offers to purchase the benefit program as outlined in the proposal document submitted to the Employer by the Sales Representative. It is understood and agreed that the actual terms and conditions are those contained in the Policy. It is further understood and agreed that the terms of the BPA may be subject to change. The final terms may be specified in a benefit program and premium notification letter or the applicable rate summary (ies) for the plan number(s) selected which may be attached hereto and made a part of the BPA. Payment of the first premium due under the Policy constitutes acceptance of such terms. No coverage will begin until receipt of the first premium by HCSC. This BPA is subject to acceptance by HCSC and by Dearborn National as to coverage it underwrites. We certify that all the information and all attestations provided to HCSC and Dearborn National is correct and complete. Upon acceptance of this BPA, Dearborn National shall issue this BPA to the Employer. Upon acceptance of this BPA, HCSC shall issue a Policy to the Employer and this BPA and the benefit program and premium notification letter or the applicable rate summary (ies) for the plan number(s) selected shall be incorporated and made a part of the Policy. Upon acceptance of this BPA by HCSC and issuance of the Policy, the Employer shall be referred to as the Policyholder. In the event of any conflict between the proposal document and the Policy, the provisions o...
Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act. The Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act requires certain employers to provide, or contract with another entity to provide, a written statement to individuals residing in Massachusetts who had “creditable coverageat any time during the prior calendar year through Employer's Plan(s) and to file a separate electronic report to the Massachusetts Department of Revenue verifying information in the individual written statements. If elected on the applicable ASO BPA, Claim Administrator will provide such written statements and electronic reporting, based on information provided to Claim Administrator by Employer and coverage under the Plan(s) during the term of this Agreement. Employer hereby certifies that, to the best of its knowledge, such coverage under the Plan(s) is "creditable coverage" in accordance with the Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act. Employer acknowledges that Claim Administrator is not responsible for verifying nor ensuring compliance with any tax and/or legal requirements related to this Service. Employer or its Covered Persons should seek advice from their legal or tax advisors as necessary. If not elected on the applicable ASO BPA, Employer acknowledges it will provide written statements and electronic reporting to the Massachusetts Department of Revenue as required by the Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act.

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