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What is a small group in the ACA?

In most states, a small group health plan is a group insurance product covering 50 or fewer enrollees. In four states (California, Colorado, New York, and Vermont), small group plans are defined as group insurance arrangements covering 100 or fewer enrollees.

Does Maryland have mini-COBRA?

Maryland: The Maryland mini-COBRA law provides for eighteen months of continuing coverage for employees who are terminated without cause by small companies. There is no specific time requirement for providing notice to an employee but the employer must provide an election form within 14 days of request by an employee.

Does Missouri have mini-COBRA?

Missouri Has Mini-COBRA State Continuation Of Health Insurance. The Missouri State Continuation law works similarly as the federal COBRA legislation except that it applies to employers with 19 or fewer employees.

Does Maryland have mini-COBRA?

Maryland: The Maryland mini-COBRA law provides for eighteen months of continuing coverage for employees who are terminated without cause by small companies. There is no specific time requirement for providing notice to an employee but the employer must provide an election form within 14 days of request by an employee.

How long is COBRA coverage in MD?

The regulation requires continuation coverage for a six-month period to be offered to an individual who has been covered for at least 3 months under a group policy, and who loses that coverage for any reason except the following: the individual became eligible for Medicare, reached a limiting age specified in the ...

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