Health Provider and Coverage Information
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The Wraparound Summary Plan Description (view here) provides a brief explanation of the Type 1 Benefits and an extensive explanation of the Type 2 Benefits offered by the Michiana Area Electrical Workers Health and Welfare Fund.
The following Type 1 Benefit Links supplement the Summary Plan Description by providing links to either a specific Type 1 Benefit program document or a more extensive explanation of the specific Type 1 Benefit program.
1. Medical And Prescription Drugs
- a.Aetna Health Care Benefits Guide
- b.Aetna Schedule of Benefits
- c.Aetna Choice POS II Medical Plan
- d.Summary of Benefits and Coverage
- 2.Humana Group Medicare Advantage PPO Plan
- 3.Dental Plan Benefits and Plan Certificate
- 4.Vision Plan Benefits and Plan Certificate
- 5.Employee Assistance Program Provider
- 6.IBEW 153/UA 172 Health Clinic (formerly know as Everside Clinic).
Information about Type 2 Benefit programs can be found in the Wraparound Summary Plan Description.
The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 requires that group health plans recognize and comply with "Qualified Medical Child Support Orders." The Fund's procedure for processing medical child support orders that are claimed to be Qualified Medical Child Support Orders is as follows:
a.
The Fund Office shall promptly notify the Participant and each alternate recipient (i.e., a person to receive benefits according to the Order) of the Order's receipt and the Fund's procedures for determining whether a medical child support order is a Qualified Medical Child Support Order. The Fund Office shall forward a copy of the Order to Fund Counsel.
b.
Within a reasonable period after receipt of such Order, the Plan Administrator, with the assistance of the Fund Counsel, shall determine whether such order is a qualified medical child support order and notify the Participant and each alternate recipient of such determination.
The procedures to determine whether medical child support orders are qualified medical child support orders shall follow the criteria established by Section 609 of ERISA, and any applicable regulation and administration actions by agencies charged to enforce Section 609. Those criteria include:
c.
The Fund shall recognize as Qualified Medical Child Support Orders "National Medical Support Notices" that comply with the provisions of applicable final regulations under ERISA Section 609.
d.
Alternate recipients shall be deemed Fund Participants for purposes of applicable reporting and disclosure requirements and shall be treated as Fund beneficiaries for all other purposes.
e.
Payments for benefits or claims for reimbursements made by alternate recipients under Qualified Domestic Child Support Orders shall be made to the alternate recipients or their legal guardians as applicable.
f.
The Fund Office shall notify an alternate recipient or the alternate recipient's legal guardian of its determination concerning a medical child support order which is claimed to be a Qualified Medical Child Support Order within a reasonable time after receipt. Alternate recipients shall be entitled to designate a representative for the receipt of copies of notices that are sent to the alternate recipient with respect to a medical child support order. The custodial parents or guardians of minor alternate recipients shall be considered their designated representatives absent an express written request of other representatives.
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