
The Medicare Form CMS-L564 for Employers
Newfront's Brian Gilmore explores employers' roles with respect to the Medicare Form CMS-L564.
March 21st 2023
Continue readingBrian Gilmore is the Lead Benefits Counsel at Newfront. He assists clients on a wide variety of employee benefits compliance issues. The primary areas of his practice include ERISA, ACA, COBRA, HIPAA, Section 125 Cafeteria Plans, and 401(k) plans. Brian also presents regularly at trade events and in webinars on current hot topics in employee benefits law. Connect with Brian on LinkedIn.
Newfront's Brian Gilmore explores employers' roles with respect to the Medicare Form CMS-L564.
March 21st 2023
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March 15th 2023
Continue readingReviewing the main employer considerations when responding to employee requests to override a self-insured health plan third-party administrator's adverse benefit determination.
February 1st 2023
Continue readingDesigning health plans with different strategies for certain classes of employees.
January 25th 2023
Continue readingHow should employers address the many challenges associated with the 55% average benefits test component of the dependent care FSA nondiscrimination testing?
November 30th 2022
Continue readingReviewing the main employer considerations when responding to employee requests to make an election change after the end of the employer’s open enrollment deadline but before the start of the plan year.
November 15th 2022
Continue readingWith the October 15 start of the Medicare Part D annual election period looming comes the reminder that the Part D Notice of Creditable Coverage and/or Non-Creditable Coverage (collectively, the “Notice”) is due to employees prior to that October 15 start date. The purpose of the Notice is to inform employees whether their employer-sponsored group health plan’s prescription drug coverage is at least as rich as a Medicare Part D plan.
September 27th 2022
Continue readingEmployees and dependents covered by the specialty HRA must also be enrolled in an employer-sponsored group major medical plan through either the employer offering the HRA or through another employer, such as the spouse’s medical plan.
September 22nd 2022
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