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This document is a notice informing employees of their right to elect State Continuation Coverage due to termination of employment or reduction in hours. It outlines the process for electing coverage, the duration of coverage (up to 6 months), premium payment requirements, and conditions under which coverage may terminate. Employees are advised to submit an election form within 60 days to maintain their health insurance benefits.

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What can I do instead of COBRA?

What if I dont enroll in COBRA? You can enroll in a Marketplace plan within 60 days of losing your job-based coverage. Find Marketplace plans and prices to compare them to your COBRA coverage or offer. If eligible for Medicaid or CHIP, you can enroll in those programs any time and coverage can start immediately.

What happens if I dont want cobra insurance?

Keep in mind if you choose to terminate your COBRA continuation coverage early with no special enrollment opportunity at that time, you generally will have to wait to enroll in other coverage until the next open enrollment period for the new group health plan or the Marketplace.

What is the penalty for not offering a COBRA?

Penalties for Non-Compliance Failing to adhere to COBRA rules can result in costly penalties. The Department of Labor may impose fines of $110 per day per qualified beneficiary for non-compliance with notice requirements, and the IRS can levy excise taxes for violations.

Why did I get a COBRA letter in the mail?

The 60 day loophole in COBRA insurance is a vital component for anyone considering COBRA coverage. Essentially, this loophole allows eligible individuals to retroactively elect COBRA coverage within a 60-day period after a qualifying event occurs, such as job loss or reduction in work hours, without losing coverage.

How to avoid cobra insurance?

Why would an employee not qualify to enroll in Cal-COBRA? The employee is enrolled in or eligible for Medicare. The employee does not enroll within 60 days of receiving the notice of eligibility from the employer. The employee is covered by another health plan. The employee is fired for gross misconduct.

How many days does a qualified beneficiary have to elect to continue COBRA?

Each qualified beneficiary will have a maximum of 60 days to elect COBRA continuation coverage. The 60-day election period is measured from the date that the group coverage is lost due to the event or from the date of the COBRA qualifying event notification, whichever date is later.

Can you decline COBRA coverage?

You must decide to accept or reject COBRA coverage during a certain time period (usually 60 days after your employer notifies you). You must pay your monthly premiums or you can lose your coverage. Once you have used up all your COBRA benefits, you may be able to get an extension of coverage under Cal-COBRA.

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