Coverage Year means the period of time described by this term as set forth in Section 7.11.5.

Coverage Year means each separate period beginning January 1st and ending December 31st for the Term of this Treaty.

Coverage Year means the period described by this term as set forth in Appendix I section 7.11.9.

Examples of Coverage Year in a sentence

Family Status Change Your benefit elections are intended to remain the same for the entire Coverage Year.
A member diagnosed with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes is eligible for one additional benefit per Coverage Year until their coverage with the Plan terminates.
Refer to the Summary of Benefits for any Coverage Year Maximum or lifetime maximum amounts.
If your benefit plan covers orthodontics, benefits for orthodontic services are not included in the Coverage Year Maximum, but are subject to a separate lifetime maximum.
If your coverage ends earlier, the Coverage Year ends at the same time.

More Definitions of Coverage Year

Coverage Year means, in respect of any Insurance Coverage Program, the effective term of such Insurance Coverage Program;

Coverage Year means, with respect to any given Participating Utility, an annual period of exactly 12 months that (1) commences as of date and time, as declared by the Participating Utility to the Administrator no less than 30 days in advance, at which any or all of that Participating Utility’s insurance coverage that is required to be in place pursuant to section 3293 of the Public Utilities Code incepts, and (2) ending exactly 12 months after the date of commencement.

Coverage Year means either the period between:

Coverage Year means twelve (12) months from the first date that a Member is covered by a health plan or the appropriate period for pregnant Members in accordance with section 11.01(c).

Coverage Year means the period of time during which a Coverage Contract is effective.

Coverage Year means the period of time during which a beneficiary receives pharmaceutical assistance benefits for a claim year.