Re-enrollment Following a Break in Coverage Sample Clauses

Re-enrollment Following a Break in Coverage. Following a break in coverage an eligible employee may re-enroll in hospital, medical, dental, and vision care plans. The employee can re-enroll at any time where the break in coverage was due to an error by the District or if there is a qualifying life event. If the District receives the employee’s re-enrollment forms at any time during the calendar month, the District shall process the forms so as to make coverage effective on the first day of the following calendar month.
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Re-enrollment Following a Break in Coverage. Following a break in coverage for any reason other than an error by the District, an eligible employee may re-enroll in hospital, medical, dental, and vision care plans at any time. However, unless re- enrolling during an open enrollment period, the employee must re-enroll in the same plan he or she was enrolled in when his or her previous enrollment ended. If the District receives the employee’s re-enrollment forms on or before the 15th day of the calendar month, the District shall process the forms so as to make coverage effective on the first day of the following calendar month, otherwise coverage shall become effective on the first day of the second calendar month following the District’s receipt of the forms.
Re-enrollment Following a Break in Coverage. Following a break in coverage for any reason other than an error by the District, an eligible employee may re-enroll in hospital, medical, dental, and vision care plans at any time. However, unless re-enrolling during an open enrollment period, the employee must re-enroll in the same plan he or she was enrolled in when his or her previous enrollment ended. If the District receives the employee’s re-enrollment forms at anytime during the calendar month, the District shall process the forms so as to make coverage effective on the first day of the following calendar month.

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