Information Requested on the Enrollment Application posted on February 2, 2024
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PART 1 — EMPLOYER/PLAN ADMINISTRATOR: Members must input their annual income in the ‘Member salary’ field of this section. If you require more time to gather the information needed to report your income, input $0 (zero) for now to avoid delay in coverage for all the other non-disability benefits. Please refer to the Reporting Midwifery-Related Income for Long-Term and Short-Term Disability Coverage section below for more information. PART 2 — MEMBER/DEPENDENTS INFORMATION: Members must provide PBC with their true family composition - even when waiving EHC&D coverage; this helps ensure that eligible EHC&D claims can reimbursed promptly, preventing not listed dependents to be considered “late applicants” and be required to provide the insurer with evidence of insurability, where coverage may be denied. Q: Who qualifies as my dependent?
Q: Do I need to disclose a dependent with disabilities on the Enrollment form? If your dependent is under age 21, you do not need to declare disabled status. If your dependent is over age 21, this will be required to determine eligibility. PART 4 — CO-ORDINATION OF BENEFITS: Members may use coordination of benefits in situations where themselves and/or their eligible dependents have EHC&D coverage under more than one EHC&D Plan. The combined payment from all Group Plans for a particular item cannot exceed 100% of the eligible medical/dental expense. *Members using coordination of EHC&D benefits must not complete PART 6 (Section A) of the application* When using co-ordination of EHC&D Benefits, members must provide the following EHC&D alternate plan information:
PART 5 — BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION: Members must designate at least one beneficiary. If a beneficiary is not nominated, these benefits will be paid to your estate in the event of your death. A trustee must be named if the beneficiary is under age 18. PART 6 — WAIVER OF GROUP BENEFITS (Section A): Members may waive the EHC&D benefits under this plan for themselves and/or their dependents due to coverage under another EHC&D plan. *Members waiving EHC&D benefits must not complete PART 4 of the application* PART 7 - MEMBER SIGNATURE: A typed signature is not acceptable. Members must complete this section by selecting the Draw option. |
Reporting Midwifery-Related Income for Long-Term and Short-Term Disability Coverage posted on February 2, 2024
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It is important that members report their gross midwifery-related income accurately to avoid any impact on the processing of a disability claim as proof of income will be requested by the insurer in the event of a claim. Gross midwifery-related income is considered income generated from paid positions that require a Midwifery designation and/or to be a Registered Midwife in the province of British Columbia. What types of income sources are considered midwifery related?
To assist members in calculating and accurately reporting their income for disability coverage purposes, the MABC Reporting Midwifery Income Worksheet has been developed to allow input income from the types of income sources that are considered as midwifery related income. Q: What is considered ‘gross’ income? Q: What income is not considered? Q:Who can assist me with providing MABC with the correct amount? Q: What reporting period do I use for annual income? Q: What if I don’t have 24 months of annual income? Q: Do I include expenses? Q: Do I include business income? Q: What happens if I misreport my earnings?
Q: Can I report midwifery income earned outside of BC? Q: I have STD/LTD with my current employer do I also need coverage with the MABC Universal Benefits Plan? Q: If I don’t have any midwifery income to report, am I still eligible? |
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