mariemonroe Posted June 11, 2008 Posted June 11, 2008 I have read through the rules regarding the application of COBRA to FSAs and just want to make sure I understand how they apply in my situation. I have a FSA that is exempted from HIPAA. I have an employee who elected to reduce his salary by $300/ month for 2008. This employee was terminated on May 31 after having his salary reduced by $1500. Let's assume that the employee had not yet had any claims reimbursed. Am I correct that the employee can elect COBRA coverage, pay the premium for June 2008 of $300 + 2% administrative charge, and then submit a claim for $3600 ($300 times 12 months)? In other words, the employee would have paid approximately $1800 for $3600 worth of coverage? Thanks
papogi Posted June 11, 2008 Posted June 11, 2008 With valid medical expenses incurred during the time that the FSA was in place (prior to the coverage term date, extended by applicable COBRA payments), yes.
mariemonroe Posted June 12, 2008 Author Posted June 12, 2008 With valid medical expenses incurred during the time that the FSA was in place (prior to the coverage term date, extended by applicable COBRA payments), yes. Thanks!
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