B. Health Insurance Coverage Unavailable to Either Parent 1. Private health insurance coverage is not accessible and reasonable in cost through a group policy, contract, or plan to either parent. 2. If private health insurance coverage becomes available to either parent at reasonable cost, the parent will immediately obtain the insurance, notify the other parent and the County CSEA, and submit to the other parent proof of insurance, insurance forms, and an insurance card. The CSEA shall determine whether the cost of the insurance is of sufficient amount to justify an administrative review of the amount of child support payable. In the event an administrative review is warranted, one shall be conducted. C. Division of Uninsured Expenses 1. The cost of any uninsured medical expenses, incurred by or on the behalf of the child(ren) not paid by a health insurance plan, and exceeding $100 per child per year, including co-payments and deductibles, shall be paid by the parents as follows: % by Plaintiff/Petitioner 1 % by Defendant/Petitioner 2. The first $100 per child per year of uninsured expenses shall be paid by the residential parent. Other orders regarding payment of uninsured medical expenses: 2. The parent incurring the expenses shall provide the other parent the original or copies of all medical bills, and Explanation of Benefits (EOB), if available, within 30 days of the date on the bill or EOB, whichever is later, absent extraordinary circumstances. The other parent shall, within 30 days of receipt of the bill, reimburse the parent incurring the expenses or pay directly to the health care provider that percentage share of the bill as shown parent’s above. D. Other Important Information about Medical Records and Expenses 1. Each party shall have access to all medical records of the child(ren) as provided by law. 2. The or shall include but not be limited to medical, term “medical expense” “medical records” dental, orthodontic, optical, surgical, hospital, major medical, psychological, psychiatric, outpatient, doctor, therapy, counseling, prosthetic, and/or all other expenses/records including preventative health care expenses/records related to the treatment of the human body and mind. FOURTH: CHILD SUPPORT As required by law, the parties have completed a Child Support Worksheet, which is attached to and incorporated in this Agreement.
B. Health Insurance Coverage Unavailable to Either Parent 1. Private health insurance coverage is not accessible and reasonable in cost through a group policy, contract, or plan to either parent. 2. If private health insurance coverage becomes available to either parent at reasonable cost, the parent will immediately obtain the insurance, notify the other parent and the County CSEA, and submit to the other parent proof of insurance, insurance forms, and an insurance card. The CSEA shall determine whether the cost of the insurance is of sufficient amount to justify an administrative review of the amount of child support payable. In the event an administrative review is warranted, one shall be conducted. C. Division of Uninsured Expenses 1. The cost of any uninsured medical expenses, incurred by or on the behalf of the child(ren) not paid by a health insurance plan, and exceeding $100 per child per year, including co-payments and deductibles, shall be paid by the parents as follows: % by Plaintiff/Petitioner 1 % by Defendant/Petitioner 2. The first $100 per child per year of uninsured expenses shall be paid by the residential parent. Other orders regarding payment of uninsured medical expenses: 2. The parent incurring the expenses shall provide the other parent the original or copies of all medical bills, and Explanation of Benefits (EOB), if available, within 30 days of the date on the bill or EOB, whichever is later, absent extraordinary circumstances. The other parent shall, within 30 days of receipt of the bill, reimburse the parent incurring the expenses or pay directly to the health care provider that parent’s percentage share of the bill as shown above. D. Other Important Information about Medical Records and Expenses 1. Each party shall have access to all medical records of the child(ren) as provided by law. 2. The term “medical expense” or “medical records” shall include but not be limited to medical, dental, orthodontic, optical, surgical, hospital, major medical, psychological, psychiatric, outpatient, doctor, therapy, counseling, prosthetic, and/or all other expenses/records including preventative health care expenses/records related to the treatment of the human body and mind. FOURTH: CHILD SUPPORT As required by law, the parties have completed a Child Support Worksheet, which is attached to and incorporated in this Agreement.
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