Coverage Option After Enrolling in Medicare Sample Clauses

The "Coverage Option After Enrolling in Medicare" clause defines how an individual's health coverage under a group or employer-sponsored plan is affected once they become eligible for and enroll in Medicare. Typically, this clause outlines whether the existing plan will continue to provide benefits, if coverage will be reduced or terminated, or if the plan will coordinate benefits with Medicare. For example, it may specify that the employer plan becomes secondary to Medicare or that certain benefits are no longer available once Medicare coverage begins. The core function of this clause is to clarify the interaction between employer-provided coverage and Medicare, preventing overlapping benefits and ensuring compliance with federal regulations.
Coverage Option After Enrolling in Medicare. After enrolling in Medicare, the retiree may, at their option, participate in the District’s group medical retirement benefits, by paying the full cost of premiums.
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