Managing Your COBRA Insurance Plan
An employer who offers group health insurance is required by law to make available the same health plan as COBRA continuation if they employ 20 or more employees. It is the employer’s responsibility to collect premium payments and answer plan questions. Companies may use a third-party administrator to help manage enrollments and payments.
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- Premium Payments
- Methods of Payment
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- Getting A COBRA Extension
- Cancel COBRA Plan
- Plan Termination Descriptions
- ID Cards
- Changing COBRA Plans
- Employer Out Of Business Termination Of COBRA
- New Job and Keeping COBRA
- Update Address
- Moving To Another State
- Adding Dependents
- Newborn and Adopted Children
- Benefits When Travelling Outside United States
- Medical Provider Refusing To Treat
- Proof Of Coverage
- Reimburse Medical Expenses
COBRA COSTS
$400 - 700
on average, per month
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