Benefits Document definition
Examples of Benefits Document in a sentence
The Board reserves the right to make changes or modifications at any time to the benefits described in the Benefits Document.
Service Provider will not be entitled to an equitable adjustment or any additional compensation for any changes made to the Benefits Document, the Plan, statutes, or Chapter 60A-1 of the Florida Administrative Code, even if such Changes are attributable directly or indirectly to a state statute, law or other any action by Florida Legislature which is intended to modify the Plan, the Benefits Document, the State Group Insurance Program.
In case of direct conflict between any federal or state law or regulation and any specific provision of the Benefits Document, the law or regulation shall control.
Privileges include access to golf course with no additional fees for carts plus additional benefits listed in Member Benefits Document.
Contract Interpretation: In the event of conflict among contract documents, the order of precedence for the Contract will be as listed in the definition of the term “Contract.” If the Contract terms are inconsistent with the benefit and coverage provisions of the Benefits Document or statute, then the provisions of the Benefits Document or statute will prevail.
Wellmark shall make determinations that are not arbitrary or capricious and such determinations shall be final and conclusive to the extent permitted by this Agreement, the terms of the Benefits Document, and by law.
Specifications – see Appendix U-V (Summary of Plan Benefits Document).
As a secondary payer, the Awarded Respondent shall reimburse as specified in the Coordination of Benefits section of the Benefits Document.
At no additional cost, the Awarded Respondent shall administer appeals in accordance with the appeals process described in the Benefits Document and as otherwise specifically required by Department.
If the applicable Benefits Document provides benefits for Covered Services rendered by health care providers that have not contracted with Wellmark or another Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plan (“Non-Contracting Providers”), Members may be liable to Non-Contracting Providers for any difference between the Covered Charges and the Maximum Allowable Fee and Members are responsible for paying the provider in full, except to the extent prohibited by applicable law, including the federal No Surprises Act.