Minimum Aggregate Deductible definition
Examples of Minimum Aggregate Deductible in a sentence
It is the Insured's intent that the Insured shall be the sole beneficiary of this Contract so as to enable the Insured to stabilize funding of the Plan against losses in excess of the Individual Stop-Loss Attachment Point and/or the greater of the Minimum Aggregate Deductible or the Aggregate Stop-Loss Attachment Point set forth herein.
Such proof of loss shall be provided to BCBSND as soon as is reasonably possible but no later than 31 days after Plan Benefits exceed the Individual Stop-Loss Attachment Point for any Member and/or the greater of the Minimum Aggregate Deductible or the Aggregate Stop-Loss Attachment Point and after Plan Benefits have been paid as defined in Section III.(A) above.
To the extent that the Insured determines that a claim for benefits should be granted in accordance with the procedure outlined herein, said benefits shall not constitute Plan Benefits for purposes of determining the Individual Stop-Loss Attachment Point and/or the Minimum Aggregate Deductible or Aggregate Stop-Loss Attachment Point or for purposes of determining reimbursement under the terms of the Stop-Loss Contract.
In no instance will the Aggregate Stop-Loss Attachment Point be less than the Minimum Aggregate Deductible.
BCBSND agrees to reimburse the Insured for Plan Benefits that exceed the Individual Stop-Loss Attachment Point and/or the greater of the Minimum Aggregate Deductible or the Aggregate Stop-Loss Attachment Point during a Contract Period only when and to the extent the Plan Benefits are actually paid.