I hope someone has the answer I want to hear. Haha.
My clients do not qualify for a subsidized premium due to income but have had a policy in place since Jan 1 I got throught the MP. They had a second child in March and this qualified them for a small subsidy. They also of course will have an SEP for birth plus they also are eligible for their group plan insurance through work.
If they are found not to be eligible for the marketplace plan because of the availability of the group plan which allows a retroactive issue date at birth, why would they not lose their marketplace coverage effe
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My clients do not qualify for a subsidized premium due to income but have had a policy in place since Jan 1 I got throught the MP. They had a second child in March and this qualified them for a small subsidy. They also of course will have an SEP for birth plus they also are eligible for their group plan insurance through work.
If they are found not to be eligible for the marketplace plan because of the availability of the group plan which allows a retroactive issue date at birth, why would they not lose their marketplace coverage effe
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