Hawaii Administrative Rules
Title 24 - HAWAII EMPLOYER-UNION HEALTH BENEFITS TRUST FUND ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
Sec2 4.00 - ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES
Section 24-4.12 - Termination of Enrollment; Effective Dates of Termination

Universal Citation: HI Admin Rules 24-4.12

Current through February, 2024

(a) Termination Due to Change in Employment Status. An employee-beneficiary's enrollment in all benefit plans offered or sponsored by the Fund and all coverages for dependent-beneficiaries under that enrollment shall be terminated upon the employee-beneficiary's loss of eligibility to participate in such plans due to a change in employment status. The effective date of the termination shall be the first day of the pay period following the effective date of the change in employment status, provided the termination is not retroactive. If, by virtue of an administrative error, coverage continues to be provided by the Fund, and paid for by the employee-beneficiary, the effective date of cancellation shall be the last day of the pay period following the date of issuance of a thirty (30) days written notice. Employers shall submit to the Fund the enrollment application within thirty (30) days of the change in employment status causing termination of enrollment. Employers submitting enrollment applications after thirty (30) days of the change in employment status may be responsible for 100% of the premiums, both employer and employee contributions, until such termination.

(b) Termination Due to Filing of Fraudulent Claims. An employee-beneficiary's enrollment in all of the benefit plans offered or sponsored by the Fund and all coverages for dependent-beneficiaries under that enrollment may be terminated if the employee-beneficiary files fraudulent claims for benefit. A dependent-beneficiary's coverage in all of the benefit plans offered or sponsored by the Fund may be terminated if the dependent-beneficiary files fraudulent claims for coverage and/or benefits. The effective date of the termination shall be the date that the Fund determines that the employee-beneficiary or dependent-beneficiary, as applicable, has filed fraudulent claims.

(c) Notice to the Fund; Recovery of Benefits. If an event occurs that makes a person ineligible for continued enrollment or coverage in the benefit plans offered or sponsored by the Fund, that person or employee-beneficiary shall notify the Fund of the event within thirty (30) days. All such notices shall be in writing and shall be sent to the Fund. In all situations in which an ineligible person receives benefits under the Fund, the Fund shall be entitled to seek recovery of any benefits that were provided to any person after an event that terminated the person's enrollment or that otherwise made that person ineligible for continued enrollment in or coverage by the benefit plans offered or sponsored by the Fund. In seeking to recover benefits under this rule and in situations in which the Fund overpays amounts to an employee-beneficiary or dependent-beneficiary, the Fund shall have the rights of offset and set-off, including without limitation, the right to recover amounts from and out of any and all future payments to the person whose enrollment was terminated, who otherwise ceased to be eligible for continued enrollment or coverage in the Fund's benefit plans or who was overpaid.

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