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The ACA requires the SBC to be easy to understand. Therefore, all SBCs must be fewer than four pages, printed in 12-point font or larger, use basic terminology, and contain the same information. This helps keep comparing different policies clear, simple, and fair.
SBCs must be provided during each annual enrollment: If an employee must enroll to continue coverage, the SBC must be provided when open enrollment materials are distributed. If enrollment materials are not distributed, employees must receive an SBC by the first day they are eligible to enroll.
It provides an overview of the plans coverage, including information about the deductible, copayments, coinsurance, and out-of-pocket limits. The SBC is designed to help consumers compare and choose health insurance plans by providing clear and concise information about the plans coverage and costs.
SBC must be provided no later than the first day of coverage. Upon renewal, reissuance, or re-enrollment: ➢ If a written application is required for renewal, an SBC must be provided no later than the date application materials are distributed.
The Summary of Benefits and Coverage lists important questions about your financial responsibility under the plan. This section of the document also answers Why This Matters and explains how the cost impacts you based on the care you select.
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The workers compensation 90-day rule sets a critical timeline for reporting workplace injuries. In California, employees must inform their employer of an injury within 90 days. This prompt reporting ensures the claim is processed quickly and accurately.
New employees must receive a copy of their plan sponsors latest Summary Plan Description within 90 days after becoming covered by the plan. Plan sponsors are not required to file the Summary Plan Description with the Department of Labor (DOL), although they are required to provide it to DOL upon request.
You can ask for a copy from your insurance company or group health plan any time. All health plans must provide the SBC at important points in the enrollment process, like when you apply for or renew your policy.

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