Utah Admin. Code R590-131-4 - Coordination of Benefits Contract Provisions
(1) A COB provision may not be used that
permits a plan to reduce the plan benefits on the basis that an enrollee is
eligible to enroll in another plan and the enrollee did not enroll in that
plan.
(2)
(a) Under the terms of a closed panel plan,
benefits are not payable if the enrollee does not use the services of a closed
panel plan's providers.
(b) In most
instances, COB does not occur if an enrollee is enrolled in two or more closed
panel plans and obtains services from a provider in only one of the closed
panel plans because the other closed panel plan, the one whose providers were
not used, has no liability.
(c)
(i) COB may occur when an enrollee receives
emergency services that are covered by both plans.
(ii) The secondary plan shall use Section
R590-131-7
to determine the amount it shall pay for the benefit.
(3) A plan may not use a COB or
other provision that reduces the plan's benefits for non-conforming
benefits.
(4) A coordinated package
is one plan and there is no COB among the multiple plans or separate parts of a
plan.
(5) If a plan coordinates
benefits, the plan shall state the type of coverage that will be considered in
applying the COB provision.
(6)
Whether a plan uses the term "plan" or some other term such as "program," the
definition may not be broader than the definition of "plan."
Notes
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