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COBRA Compliance Update: May 2009 |
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- Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
1:00 - 2:15PM Eastern
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OVERVIEW |
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Please join us! Get up-to-date information relating to
the new COBRA subsidy requirements and related topics, with
national expert Ashley Gillihan, Partner & Counsel with Alston+Bird,
Atlanta, GA. Get Your Questions Answered!!
Earlier this year, President Obama signed
into law the American Economic Recovery and Reinvestment Plan Act, which
provides Government-funded COBRA premium assistance (COBRA Subsidy)
equal to 65 percent of the COBRA premium to COBRA qualified
beneficiaries receiving COBRA by virtue of the covered employee’s
involuntary termination of employment occurring between September 1,
2008, and December 31, 2009 (“Assistance Eligible Individuals” or
AEIs). The Subsidy is available for any health coverage (including
dental, vision, EAP, etc.) other than health FSA coverage offered
through a cafeteria plan.
A myriad of detailed technical and
administrative issues result from the ACT that health plans, TPAs and
Employers must address, as well as administrative and strategic
implications that must be considered. Furthermore, with each passing
week since adoption of the Act, new scenarios and issues surface that
need to be addressed. |
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES |
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National expert, Ashley Gillihan, Partner
& Counsel with Alston+Bird, Atlanta, GA. will address:
- Overview of Applicable
Requirements and Administrative Implications
- Who Is an Assistance
Eligible Individual?
- Extra-Plan Appeal Procedure to
DOL
- How Much is the COBRA
Subsidy?
- What Are the Reporting
Requirements?
- What Is the Duration of the
COBRA Subsidy?
- What Are the Special Enrollment
Rules?
- What Are the Plan Administrator’s
Additional Notice Requirements?
- What Is the Special Election
Period?
- What Plan Administrators Need
to Do Now
- Considerations involved in
providing individual plan alternative information
- Discussion of any current or
anticipated Guidance on related issues
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WHO SHOULD
ATTEND |
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This event will be of interest to
organizations including Health Plans, Third Party Administrators,
Employers, Consulting Firms, Agents, Provider Networks, Solutions
Providers and many others
Interested Attendees from such organizations would include Chief
Operating Officers, Chief Financial Officers, Director of Operations,
COBRA Administrators, Controllers, Enrollment Managers and Staff,
Eligibility Manager and Staff, Human Resource Executives and Staff,
Health Benefit Management Executives and Staff, Benefit Consultants,
Insurance Agents, Marketing Executives and Staff, Information Technology
Solutions Staff, Media and other interested professionals. |
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PRICING |
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Individual Registration Fee: $225. Audio Conference CD-ROM: $40
for attendees; $285 for non-attendees after the event.
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Individual
registration fee covers a single phone line
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Multiple
persons may listen via speaker phone with individual
registration fee
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Each
individual registrant receives a unique dial-in ID which may not
be shared
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pricing is available when registrations are desired for more
than one phone line. For details, visit:
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