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2014-318 HR - UnitedHealthCare for United HealthCare Application for Excess Loss Insurance Policy $1,625,322
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2015-141-E County Manager - UnitedHealthCare of NC - Amendment to Excess Loss Insurance Policy $635,758
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termination to be effective the first day such funding deficiency began. Customer will pay interest on the amount of <br /> underf inding at the standard rate that United charges to its self-funded customers for underfunding of bank <br /> accounts. <br /> Section 7.8 Stop Payments on Outstanding Checks. At Customer's expense, United may place stop payments on <br /> checks if United determines that Customer has insufficient funds in its designated benefits funding bank account to <br /> honor such checks. United will send a search letter to the payee on all checks that have not been cashed within six <br /> (6) months. United will automatically stop payment on all checks that have not been cashed within twelve (12) <br /> months and provide Customer with reports Customer needs for the purposes of performing escheat. Customer is <br /> solely responsible for determining to file and/or filing unclaimed property once notified, or for making unclaimed <br /> payee payments directly. <br /> Section 8—Term Of The Agreement <br /> Section 8.1 Services Begin. United will begin providing Customer services under this Agreement on the Effective <br /> Date. These services apply only to claims for Plan benefits that are incurred on or after the Effective Date. <br /> This Agreement will apply for an initial Agreement Period commencing on the Effective Date and will <br /> automatically continue for additional Agreement Periods,unless and until this Agreement is terminated. Following <br /> the Effective Date and after Customer has provided three (3) months' worth of funds for the processing of claims <br /> and/or the payment of administrative fees,this Agreement is deemed executed by the parties. <br /> Section 8.2 Services End. United's services under this Agreement stops on the date this Agreement terminates, <br /> regardless of the date that claims are incurred. However, United may agree to continue providing certain services <br /> beyond the termination date,as provided in Exhibit A-Services. <br /> Section 9—Termination <br /> Section 9.1 Termination Events. This Agreement will terminate under the following circumstances: (i) The Plan <br /> terminates, (ii) Both parties agree in writing to terminate the Agreement, (iii) After the initial Agreement Period, <br /> either party gives the other party at least sixty (60) days prior written notice, (iv) United gives Customer notice of <br /> termination because Customer did not pay the fees or other amounts Customer owed United when due under the <br /> terms of this Agreement, (v) United gives Customer notice of termination if Customer fails to provide the required <br /> funds for payment of benefits under the terms of this Agreement, (vi) Either party is in material breach of this <br /> Agreement, other than by non-payment or late payment of fees owed by Customer or the funding of Plan benefits, <br /> and does not correct the breach within thirty (30) days after being notified in writing by the other party, (vii) Any <br /> state or other jurisdiction prohibits a party from administering the Plan under the terms of this Agreement, or <br /> imposes a penalty on the Plan or United and such penalty is based on the administrative services specified in this <br /> Agreement. In this situation, the party may immediately discontinue the Agreement's application in such state or <br /> jurisdiction. Notice must be given to the other party when reasonably practical. The Agreement will continue to <br /> apply in all other states or jurisdictions,or(viii)As otherwise specified in this Agreement. <br /> Section 9.2 Funding After Termination. When this Agreement terminates, the funding method for Plan benefits <br /> will remain in place for the length of the run-out period. After the run-out period has ended, that funding method <br /> will cease and Customer will deposit and maintain in the Bank Account enough funds to cover all checks for Plan <br /> benefits that have been issued but not cashed. This balance will remain in the Bank Account for a limited period of <br /> time to fund the outstanding checks. This period will be reasonable, as determined by United. United will stop <br /> payment on all checks that remain uncashed at the end of this period and Customer will request in writing to close <br /> the Bank Account and recover any funds remaining in it. United will provide bank statements and Bank Account <br /> reconciliation reports,including reports Customer needs for the purposes of performing escheat. <br /> Section 10—Records, Information, Audits <br /> Section 10.1 Records.United will keep records relating to the services it provides under this Agreement for as long <br /> as United is required to do so by law. <br /> 10 <br />
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