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Health Benefits for Dependent Children

Guest post by: Allison Grace

Article Overview: Michelle's Law extends eligibility for group health benefit plan coverage to certain dependent children over the age of 18 who are enrolled in an institution of higher education.

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Health Benefits for Dependent Children

Michelle's Law Effective for plan years beginning on or after November 8, 2009 (January 1, 2010 for calendar year plans)

Michelle's Law extends eligibility for group health benefit plan coverage to certain dependent children over the age of 18 who are enrolled in an institution of higher education. Specifically, the Law extends eligibility to those who would otherwise lose coverage when a medically necessary leave of absence causes the child to fall below full-time student status. The extension of eligibility is intended to protect group health benefit coverage of a sick or injured dependent child for up to one year. Employers are encouraged to work with a professional to carefully review plan design provisions within written plan documents including insurance contracts in order to ensure compliance with the law. Contact Instant HR Solutions today to ensure your plans are in compliance.

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Allison Grace, CEBS, CCP, CMS, is President and Founder of Instant HR Solutions and a human resources professional with more than nineteen years of experience. As a consultant, Allison has worked with companies in various industries including hedge funds, technology, oil and gas development, recruiting and accounting. Combined with technical training and professional certifications, Allison’s practical experience includes working in all aspects of human resources to establish HR programs that support the strategic objectives of the business. Her extensive experience includes benefits, compensation, legal compliance, performance management, employee relations, recruiting and termination.

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