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It’s common to have access to more than one health and dental plan in families with two working adults. The two plans may have slightly different levels of coverage and provide different service options. Under COB, insurance companies share the responsibility of paying for eligible health and dental expenses by determining which of these plans is primary and which is secondary. The primary plan considers the claim first and the unpaid balance is then considered by the secondary plan. Benefits are coordinated between the two plans to ensure that you receive reimbursement for up to 100 % of your eligible expenses. The details of the COB provisions are included in your benefits booklet on the OTIP secure member site.
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