How to Initially Apply for HCRA Benefits Clause Samples

How to Initially Apply for HCRA Benefits. You must file an initial application to set up an account for HCRA Benefits which will be funded based on your SASMI contribution history, the benefits you received as a participant in the Active Plan, and your Years of Service Credit. The calculated amount of your benefit will then be credited to your HCRA account. The application must be filed with SASMI on the SASMI application form in use at the time of the application. Applications are available online at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ and from the Fund Office or your Local Union Hall. The general rules related to claims, applications and appeals are in part VI of the General Information section at the end of the Active Summary Plan Description. Note: Benefits will not be paid before Retirement or before the date of the first credit to your HCRA account, generally six (6) months after Retirement and will not be paid for claims incurred prior to the establishment of your HCRA account. After your HCRA Benefit account is established there are two ways for you to receive benefits: (1) you may use your WEX Debit card to pay the provider directly, or (2) you can pay a HCRA reimbursable Medical Expense and then submit a reimbursement claim form. After your death your eligible Spouse or eligible adult Dependent or representative of an eligible minor Dependent may use your remaining HCRA for eligible Medical Expenses.
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