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How long is my ex-spouse able to remain covered after my divorce?
If you Plan covers ex-spouses, s/he may remain covered until one of you remarries, until s/he becomes eligible for Medicare, until s/he becomes eligible under another group plan, or in accordance with any state laws or statutes named within the Divorce Decree.
Read MoreWill my child(ren) be able to remain covered on my Plan after the divorce?
Your natural and/or adopted children may remain covered after a divorce. You will be asked to provide an updated Coordination of Benefits so that we are able to determine if Allegiant Care coverage will be primary or secondary. Step-children are not eligible for coverage after a divorce.
Read MoreWhy does Allegiant Care need a copy of the Divorce Decree?
We must have an official document to indicate a divorce has occurred and whether or not a member is responsible to provide coverage for the ex-spouse and/or provisions for children covered under the Plan.
Read MoreWhat happens if I do not provide a Divorce Decree and my ex-spouse and/or step-child(ren) continue using my Plan benefits?
We allow a 60-day grace period to send appropriate documentation. If you do not notify Allegiant Care of the divorce in the required time frame and claims are paid for an ineligible ex-spouse or ineligible step-child, you will be required to reimburse the cost of those claims. Furthermore, Allegiant Care may retract...
Read MoreWhat coverage is available for my ex-spouse and/or step-child(ren) if I am not required to provide insurance under the Divorce Decree?
An ex-spouse may elect to be covered through COBRA at their expense. It is the member’s responsibility to provide contact information for the ex-spouse.
Read MoreMy ex-spouse is currently employed and obtaining insurance through his/her employer. Is s/he still eligible for coverage under my Plan?
If the ex-spouse has other coverage or becomes eligible for other coverage s/he is not eligible to be covered by Allegiant Care.
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