Common use of COBRA Clause in Contracts

COBRA. Blue Shield is not the plan administrator or plan sponsor, as those terms are defined by ERISA, for any purpose, including but not limited to COBRA, and has no responsibility for the Contractholder's COBRA administration obligations To the extent required by COBRA, and upon timely receipt of Dues and proper enrollment forms, Blue Shield will continue the group coverage to qualified beneficiaries after the period that their coverage would normally terminate under the Contract. Blue Shield will not be responsible for determining whether a Subscriber or Dependent is eligible to receive continuation coverage; such determination is based on the requirements of COBRA and the procedures established by the Contractholder or its COBRA administrator. If the Contractholder or any Subscriber or Dependent fails to meet its obligations under the Contract and COBRA, Blue Shield shall not be liable for any claims of the Subscriber or Dependent after his/her termination of coverage, except as expressly provided in other applicable provisions of the Contract. The Contractholder is solely responsible for all aspects of the administration of COBRA and any amendments with respect to the group health coverage provided by this Contract. The obligations of the Contractholder in the event that federal continuation of coverage requirements of COBRA apply to the Contractholder, include the following:

COBRA. Blue Shield is not the plan administrator or plan sponsor, as those terms are defined by ERISA, for any purpose, including but not limited to COBRA, and has no responsibility for the Contractholder's COBRA administration obligations To the extent required by COBRA, and upon timely receipt of Dues and proper enrollment forms, Blue Shield will continue the group coverage to qualified beneficiaries after the period that their coverage would normally terminate under the Contract. Blue Shield will not be responsible for determining whether a Subscriber or Dependent is eligible to receive continuation coverage; such determination is based on the requirements of COBRA and the procedures established by the Contractholder or its COBRA administrator. If the Contractholder or any Subscriber or Dependent fails to meet its obligations under the Contract and COBRA, Blue Shield shall not be liable for any claims of the Subscriber or Dependent after his/her termination of coverage, except as expressly provided in other applicable provisions of the Contract. The Contractholder is solely responsible for all aspects of the administration of COBRA and any amendments with respect to the group health coverage provided by this Contract. The obligations of the Contractholder in the event that federal continuation of coverage requirements of COBRA apply to the Contractholder, include the following:.

COBRA. Blue Shield is not the plan administrator or plan sponsor, as those terms are defined by ERISA, for any purpose, including but not limited to COBRA, and has no responsibility for the Contractholder's COBRA administration obligations obligations. To the extent required by COBRA, and upon timely receipt of Dues dues and proper enrollment forms, Blue Shield will continue the group coverage to qualified beneficiaries after the period that their coverage would normally terminate under the Contract. Blue Shield will not be responsible for determining whether a Subscriber or Dependent is eligible to receive continuation coverage; such determination is based on the requirements of COBRA and the procedures established by the Contractholder or its COBRA administrator. If the Contractholder or any Subscriber or Dependent fails to meet its obligations under the Contract and COBRA, Blue Shield shall not be liable for any claims of the Subscriber or Dependent after his/her termination of coverage, except as expressly provided in other applicable provisions of the Contract. The Contractholder is solely responsible for all aspects of the administration of COBRA Title X. of the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act [COBRA] and any amendments with respect to the group health coverage provided by this Contract. The obligations of the Contractholder Contractholder, in the event that federal continuation of coverage requirements of COBRA the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 [COBRA], as amended, apply to the Contractholder, include the followingare as set forth below:

COBRA. Blue Shield is not the plan administrator or plan sponsor, as those terms are defined by ERISA, for any purpose, including but not limited to COBRA, and has no responsibility for the Contractholder's COBRA administration obligations To the extent required by COBRA, and upon timely receipt of Dues dues and proper enrollment forms, Blue Shield will continue the group coverage to qualified beneficiaries after the period that their coverage would normally terminate under the Contract. Blue Shield will not be responsible for determining whether a Subscriber or Dependent is eligible to receive continuation coverage; such determination is based on the requirements of COBRA and the procedures established by the Contractholder or its COBRA administrator. If the Contractholder or any Subscriber or Dependent fails to meet its obligations under the Contract and COBRA, Blue Shield shall not be liable for any claims of the Subscriber or Dependent after his/her termination of coverage, except as expressly provided in other applicable provisions of the Contract. The Contractholder is solely responsible for all aspects of the administration of COBRA and any amendments with respect to the group health coverage provided by this Contract. The obligations of the Contractholder Contractholder, in the event that federal continuation of coverage requirements of COBRA COBRA, as amended, apply to the Contractholder, include the followingare as set forth below:

COBRA. Blue Shield is not the plan administrator or plan sponsor, as those terms are defined by ERISA, for any purpose, including but not limited to COBRA, and has no responsibility for the Contractholder's COBRA administration obligations obligations. To the extent required by COBRA, and upon timely receipt of Dues dues and proper enrollment forms, Blue Shield will continue the group coverage to qualified beneficiaries after the period that their coverage would normally terminate under the Contract. Blue Shield will not be responsible for determining whether a Subscriber or Dependent is eligible to receive continuation coverage; such determination is based on the requirements of COBRA and the procedures established by the Contractholder or its COBRA administrator. If the Contractholder or any Subscriber or Dependent fails to meet its obligations under the Contract and COBRA, Blue Shield shall not be liable for any claims of the Subscriber or Dependent after his/her termination of coverage, except as expressly provided in other applicable provisions of the Contract. The Contractholder is solely responsible for all aspects of the administration of COBRA Title X. of the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act [COBRA] and any amendments with respect to the group health coverage provided by this Contract. The obligations of the Contractholder Contractholder, in the event that federal continuation of coverage requirements of COBRA apply to the Contractholder, include the following:coverage

COBRA. Blue Shield is not the plan administrator or plan sponsor, as those terms are defined by ERISA, for any purpose, including but not limited to COBRA, and has no responsibility for the Contractholder's COBRA administration obligations obligations. To the extent required by COBRA, and upon timely receipt of Dues dues and proper enrollment forms, Blue Shield will continue the group coverage to qualified beneficiaries after the period that their coverage would normally terminate under the Contract. Blue Shield will not be responsible for determining whether a Subscriber or Dependent is eligible to receive continuation coverage; such determination is based on the requirements of COBRA and the procedures established by the Contractholder or its COBRA administrator. If the Contractholder or any Subscriber or Dependent fails to meet its obligations under the Contract and COBRA, Blue Shield shall not be liable for any claims of the Subscriber or Dependent after his/her termination of coverage, except as expressly provided in other applicable provisions of the Contract. The Contractholder is solely responsible for all aspects of the administration of COBRA Title X. of the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act [COBRA] and any amendments with respect to the group health coverage provided by this Contract. The obligations of the Contractholder Contractholder, in the event that federal continuation of coverage requirements of COBRA apply to the Contractholder, include the following:(H11852 / D.)

COBRA. Blue Shield is not the plan administrator or plan sponsor, as those terms are defined by ERISA, for any purpose, including but not limited to COBRA, and has no responsibility for the Contractholder's COBRA administration obligations To the extent required by COBRA, and upon timely receipt of Dues dues and proper enrollment forms, Blue Shield will continue the group coverage to qualified beneficiaries after the period that their coverage would normally terminate under the Contract. Blue Shield will not be responsible for determining whether a Subscriber or Dependent is eligible to receive continuation coverage; such determination is based on the requirements of COBRA and the procedures established by the Contractholder or its COBRA administrator. If the Contractholder or any Subscriber or Dependent fails to meet its obligations under the Contract and COBRA, Blue Shield shall not be liable for any claims of the Subscriber or Dependent after his/her termination of coverage, except as expressly provided in other applicable provisions of the Contract. The Contractholder is solely responsible for all aspects of the administration of COBRA Title X. of the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act [COBRA] and any amendments with respect to the group health coverage provided by this Contract. The obligations of the Contractholder Contractholder, in the event that federal continuation of coverage requirements of COBRA the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 [COBRA], as amended, apply to the Contractholder, include the followingare as set forth below: