If this box is checked, the private health insurance is considered accessible when primary care services are not located within 30 miles of the child(ren)’s residence, but are located farther than 30 miles from the child(ren)’s residence, because residents in part or all of the immediate geographic area child(ren)’s customarily travel farther distances than thirty miles for primary care services. If this box is checked, the custodial parent is dependent upon public transportation; therefore, private health insurance must also provide primary care services that are available by public transportation in order to be considered accessible. If this box is check, private health insurance coverage that is accessible and reasonable in cost is not available through any group policy, contract, or plan available to the Child Support Obligor or Child Support Obligee. Therefore, in accordance with R.C. §3119.30, it ORDERED that if, after the issuance of this order, private health insurance coverage for the child(ren) named herein becomes available through any group policy, contract, or plan available to the Child Support Obligor or Child Support Obligee, the Child Support Obligor or Child Support Obligee to whom the coverage becomes available SHALL IMMEDIATELY INFORM THE CSEA OF THE AVAILABLE COVERAGE. When the CSEA becomes aware through reporting by either party or by any other means that private health insurance may be available, the CSEA will then determine whether the private health insurance coverage is reasonable in cost. When the CSEA determines that the private health insurance coverage is reasonable in cost, the CSEA shall notify both parties that the person to whom the coverage is available is now the Health Insurance Obligor, and is ordered to secure and maintain private health insurance for the child(ren) named herein, and to meet the requirements identified under to “Notice the Health Insurance Obligor” an additional court order or hearing. without Notice to Health Insurance Obligor(s): 1. Within 30 days of the date of this support order, the Health Insurance Obligor must designate the child(ren) named herein as covered dependents under any health insurance policy, contract, or plan for which the Health Insurance Obligor contracts.
If this box is checked, the private health insurance is considered accessible when primary care services are not located within 30 miles of the child(ren)’s residence, but are located farther than 30 miles from the child(ren)’s residence, because residents in part or all of the child(ren)’s immediate geographic area customarily travel farther distances than thirty miles for primary care services. If this box is checked, the custodial parent is dependent upon public transportation; therefore, private health insurance must also provide primary care services that are available by public transportation in order to be considered accessible. If this box is check, private health insurance coverage that is accessible and reasonable in cost is not available through any group policy, contract, or plan available to the Child Support Obligor or Child Support Obligee. Therefore, in accordance with R.C. §3119.30, it ORDERED that if, after the issuance of this order, private health insurance coverage for the child(ren) named herein becomes available through any group policy, contract, or plan available to the Child Support Obligor or Child Support Obligee, the Child Support Obligor or Child Support Obligee to whom the coverage becomes available SHALL IMMEDIATELY INFORM THE CSEA OF THE AVAILABLE COVERAGE. When the CSEA becomes aware through reporting by either party or by any other means that private health insurance may be available, the CSEA will then determine whether the private health insurance coverage is reasonable in cost. When the CSEA determines that the private health insurance coverage is reasonable in cost, the CSEA shall notify both parties that the person to whom the coverage is available is now the Health Insurance Obligor, and is ordered to secure and maintain private health insurance for the child(ren) named herein, and to meet the requirements identified under “Notice to the Health Insurance Obligor” without an additional court order or hearing. Notice to Health Insurance Obligor(s): 1. Within 30 days of the date of this support order, the Health Insurance Obligor must designate the child(ren) named herein as covered dependents under any health insurance policy, contract, or plan for which the Health Insurance Obligor contracts.