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What actions may a plan administrator take if the employee does not elect or pay for continuing coverage in a timely manner?

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What actions may a plan administrator take if the employee does not elect or pay for continuing coverage in a timely manner?

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top The actions a plan administrator may take regarding the provision or cancellation of an employee’s continuing coverage depend on whether the employee is excused from the requirement to give advance notice, whether the plan has established reasonable rules for election of continuation coverage, and whether the plan has established reasonable rules for the payment for continuation coverage. (a) No notice of service and no election of continuation coverage: If an employer provides employment-based health coverage to an employee who leaves employment for uniformed service without giving advance notice of service, the plan administrator may cancel the employee’s health plan coverage upon the employee’s departure from employment for uniformed service. However, in cases in which an employee’s failure to give advance notice of service was excused under the statute because it was impossible, unreasonable, or precluded by military necessity, the plan administrator must reinstate the employee

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