Limiting Age definition
Examples of Limiting Age in a sentence
All covered Dependent Children are eligible up to the Limiting Age of twenty-six (26).
The coverage of a Dependent will terminate if a Dependent Child reaches the Limiting Age or if there is a change in their status or relationship of the Dependent to the Subscriber, such that they no longer meet the eligibility requirements of this Agreement.
The Subscriber is responsible for notifying the Exchange of any changes in the status of a Member as a Qualified Individual or his or her eligibility for coverage, except when the Dependent Child reaches the Limiting Age.
The Subscriber provides CareFirst BlueChoice with proof of the Dependent Child’s mental or physical incapacity within thirty-one (31) days after the Dependent Child reaches the Limiting Age for Dependent Children.
The eligibility of a Dependent child will terminate on Limiting Age for Dependents, except if the child is a full-time student as defined under Section EL - Eligibility, Change, and Termination Rules Under The Plan of this Agreement.
The Subscriber provides CareFirst with proof of the Dependent Child’s mental or physical incapacity within thirty-one (31) days after the Dependent Child reaches the Limiting Age for Dependent Children.
Eligibility as a full-time student under this provision may then continue for up to 12 months from the date that your child’s medical leave of absence began, or until your child reaches the student Dependent Limiting Age shown in the “Benefit Summary,” whichever comes first.
The Agreement establishes a Limiting Age after which an enrolled Dependent Child will no longer be eligible for coverage.
The coverage of a Dependent will terminate as provided in Section 4.2 if a Dependent Child reaches the Limiting Age or if there is a change in their status or relationship of the Dependent to the Subscriber, such that they no longer meet the eligibility requirements of this Agreement.
A person who is under the general Dependent Limiting Age shown in the “Benefit Summary” and who is any of the following: • Your or your Spouse’s child.