Maximum Benefit Period means the maximum period of time the monthly disability income benefit will be paid under Section 49-21-403 for any continuous period of total disability.
Maximum Benefit Period means the maximum period of time the monthly
Maximum Benefit Period. For any one period of total disability, benefits will be payable until the end of the 26-week period following the elimination period, but not beyond the date you are retired. Employment Insurance Integration: This is an Employment Insurance (EI) Integrated Plan. Payment of Weekly Disability Benefits begins following completion of the elimination period of 1st day accident or hospitalization, and 14 days for all other disabilities. However, no Weekly Disability Benefits will be payable during the 15-week period when disability benefits would normally be paid under the Employment Insurance Act of Canada. If you become totally disabled, you must apply to EI for sickness benefits. If you meet EI eligibility requirements, you will receive a maximum of fifteen weeks of benefit payments from EI. Weekly Disability Benefits (re)commence after the termination of EI disability benefits and are payable up to your 26th week of disability. If you do not qualify for any EI benefits, or your disability benefits are terminated through EI prior to receiving 15 weeks of payments, you must submit proof to the Plan Administrator that you are not eligible for disability benefits through EI or proof of the date of your last payment (if applicable).
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The period of Temporary Recovery will not count toward your Benefit Waiting Period, your Maximum Benefit Period or your Own Occupation Period.
The date you are no longer Disabled.2. The date your Maximum Benefit Period ends.
The period of Temporary Recovery will not count toward your Maximum Benefit Period.
No LTD Benefits are payable after the end of the Maximum Benefit Period, even if you are still Disabled.
The date the Maximum Benefit Period shown in the Schedule of Benefits for this option ends.Also, coverage for any Dependent Child will end on any of the dates listed above or when he or she no longer qualifies as a Dependent Child, if earlier.
More Definitions of Maximum Benefit Period
Maximum Benefit Period means that maximum amount of time, during which benefits will be paid under the Plan for your Non-Occupational Disability or Occupational Disability following the Elimination Period for the coverage you elected under the Plan as set forth in Appendix A.
Maximum Benefit Period. Accident benefits are payable during continuous disability to age 65. Sick benefits are payable during continuous disability to age 65. Benefits are not payable for disability beyond the 65th birthday, except to provide at least one year of benefits during a period of total disability commencing prior to age 65. Pre-existing Condition Waiver Alcoholism/Drug Addiction Waiver Social Security Freeze Pregnancy Complications Waiver Regular Occupation Waiver Primary Social Security Offset Cost of Living Survivor Benefit Mental/Nervous Waiver
Maximum Benefit Period means the maximum number of months for which monthly Accidental Injury Recovery Period benefits may be paid.
Maximum Benefit Period means the maximum period for which monthly Sickness Recovery Period benefits are payable.
Maximum Benefit Period. Accident benefits are payable during continuous disability to age 65. Sick benefits are payable during continuous disability to age
Maximum Benefit Period means the maximum time (typically stated as number of days, either lapsed time or days of service provided) during which benefits will be available under an LTC policy. Benefits are usually defined in the contract to be a maximum amount payable per day or per month, for a maximum number of years. However, in some policies if the claimant uses less than the maximum amount permissible in a given period, the unused excess typically serves to lengthen the maximum number of years under what is known as the ‘pool of money’ clause. Benefits commence after satisfaction of an elimination period and continue until the recovery or death of the claimant or until the ‘pool of money’ has been exhausted. In these cases the Maximum Benefit Period is expressed as a dollar amount. Under other policies (sometimes called “days of care” policies) reducing the daily benefit amount does not extend the benefit period. For these policies the Maximum Benefit Period is expressed as number of days. In either case, under the Amended Plan this period may be reduced voluntarily by the policyholder in order to make non-self-sustaining policies self- sustaining.
Maximum Benefit Period means the maximum time (typically stated as number of days, either lapsed time or days of service provided) during which benefits will be available under a LTC policy. Benefits are usually defined in the contract to be a maximum amount payable per day or per month, for a maximum number of years. However, in some policies if the claimant uses less than the maximum amount permissible in a given period, the unused excess typically serves to lengthen the maximum number of years under what is known as the ‘pool of money’ clause. Benefits