Washington Administrative Code
Title 182 - Health Care Authority
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES BENEFITS BOARD (PEBB) PROGRAM
Chapter 182-16 - Appeals practice and procedure
Part I - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 182-16-035 - How can a subscriber appeal a decision regarding the administration of wellness incentive program requirements?

Universal Citation: WA Admin Code 182-16-035

Current through Register Vol. 24-18, September 15, 2024

(1) Any subscriber aggrieved by a decision regarding the completion of the wellness incentive program requirements or request for a reasonable alternative to a wellness incentive program requirement may appeal that decision to the PEBB wellness incentive program contracted vendor.

(2) Any subscriber who disagrees with a decision in response to an appeal filed with the public employee benefits board (PEBB) wellness incentive program contracted vendor may appeal to the PEBB appeals committee.

(a) The notice of appeal from a current or former employee must be received by the PEBB appeals manager no later than thirty days after the date of the denial notice. The contents of the notice of appeal are to be provided in accordance with WAC 182-16-040.

(b) The notice of appeal from a retiree or self-pay enrollee must be received by the PEBB appeals manager no later than sixty days after the date of the denial notice. The contents of the notice of appeal are to be provided in accordance with WAC 182-16-040.

(3) The PEBB appeals manager shall notify the appellant in writing when the notice of appeal has been received.

(4) The PEBB appeals committee shall render a written decision to the appellant within thirty days of receiving the notice of appeal. The committee may extend the thirty-day time requirement for rendering a decision upon issuing a written finding of a good reason explaining the cause for the delay.

(5) Any appellant who disagrees with the decision of the PEBB appeals committee may request an administrative hearing, as described in WAC 182-16-050.

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