Extension insurance

The responsibility of reporting a layoff or termination is up to the employer. They have 14 days to do so. Eligibility for COBRA insurance extension is determined by a number of factors including the size of the employer, the circumstances of separation, and many other rules and regulations. It may be helpful to use the services of a consultation company to help you sort through the details.

The employee has 60 days to decide whether he or she wants to take advantage of COBRA benefits. If the former employee does elect to continue health insurance coverage, there is a 45 day period in which the first premium must be paid.

There are also specific regulations from the health insurance provider as to how and when claims for extended coverage are filed. The insurance company may deny benefits. You are allowed to appeal the denial within 60 days. Because the health insurance provider often carries numerous plan stipulations, you may want to obtain assistance when dealing with the company.

There are many rules, regulations, and stipulations that apply to COBRA insurance extension benefits but there are also resources available to make the process easier. Look into the options today and don't be left without health insurance.

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