Medicare Eligible definition
Medicare Eligible means a Tort Claimant or Unknown Tort Claimant who has received, applied for, or is eligible to receive MMSEA and MSPA benefits, and is asserting a Tort Claim or Unknown Tort Claim against the Debtors.
Medicare Eligible means age 65 or older, or such other age at which a member becomes eligible for Medicare benefits under federal law in effect at the time a member applies for an OPERS retirement benefit. For purposes of this Subchapter, age is calculated as of the first day of the month of birth. For example, a member born September 15, 1940, is considered to be 65 and Medicare-eligible on or after September 1, 2005.
Medicare Eligible means a Survivor Claimant who is eligible to receive, is receiving, or has received Medicare benefits.
Examples of Medicare Eligible in a sentence
Premium contributions for such policy will not exceed: Medicare Eligible $300 per month $400 per month Non-Medicare Eligible $400 per month $500 per month At no time shall any payment in any amount be made directly to the retiree.
More Definitions of Medicare Eligible
Medicare Eligible. Individuals mean those Individuals eligible for payment of charges for services rendered or supplies sold to them under Medicare.
Medicare Eligible or “Medicare Eligible Individual” is one who meets the requirements set forth in 42 CFR § 422.5 and/or 42 CFR §423.30, as applicable.
Medicare Eligible or “Medicare Eligibility” means eligible to enroll in Medicare based on age (rather than, e.g., disability), pursuant to the current Medicare law and regulations, whether or not an individual actually enrolls in Medicare. If the eligibility age changes under Medicare law, then the age for Medicare Eligible under the Plan will adjust correspondingly. A Surviving Spouse must provide documentation to the Trust Office of ineligibility for Medicare in order to avoid the termination of benefits under Section 3.4(b) hereof.