Individuals, generally the subscriber's spouse and/or minor children, who are eligible to receive health care services under the subscriber's contract.
The employees' or retiree's children, legally adopted children or children placed in the home for the purpose of adoption, stepchildren for whom the employee or retiree is financially responsible or any other children for whom the employee or retiree has established legal guardianship. To determine eligibility an employee must be 1) salaried (OPS employee's are not eligible) and 2) a full time university employee.
A dependent is either a spouse or a relative (child, parent, sibling) who is financially dependent on the grantee. No transportation or insurance is provided for dependents. A small maintenance allowance may be provided for accompanying dependents in some countries. The balance of maintenance expenses for dependents is the responsibility of the grantee. An accompanying dependent is one spending at least 80 percent of the grant period abroad.
the person or persons (spouse and/or children) whom someone is bound by law to support.
This term applies to the spouse and children of the subscriber. The subscriber is the person who originally purchases the health plan policy.
Generally, the spouse and children of a beneficiary, or other persons as defined by the contract.
Spouse (husband or wife, must be legally married) and unmarried children under 21.
usually the spouse and unmarried children (adopted, step or natural) of an employee.
Your eligible dependents are your spouse and your unmarried children under age 23 who live with you in a regular parent-child relationship. (This includes children who are away at school.) If you are divorced, your children who do not live with you are eligible if you are legally required to support those children. Stepchildren, foster children, legally adopted children, and children in a guardian-ward relationship are also eligible provided they live with you and are substantially dependent upon you for support and maintenance. Affidavits of Dependency and legal documentation are required with enrollment forms for these cases.
Generally spouse and children of covered individual, as defined by terms of the dental benefit contract.
Dependents refer to biological or legally adopted children. Dependents must be financially dependent upon you. See also Who is considered an eligible dependent
People who are financially dependent on you for their livelihood. This is usually children who live with you, but it could be elderly relatives or someone you care for.
Generally, the spouse and children, as defined in a contract, of a subscriber covered by a dental program.
Generally the spouse and children of a covered individual, as defined in the contract.
list anyone who is depending on you for financial support, for example, a spouse or child.
Spouse or child claimed as exemption for faculty member, guild member, or exempt personnel federal income tax.
Generally the spouse and children of the subscriber, as defined in a contract. Under some contracts parents or other family members may be beneficiaries.
refers to spouse and/or dependent children for which the employee provides significant financial support.
Usually includes a lawful spouse and unmarried children, adopted, step, foster or biological, up to a certain age.
Spouse and/or unmarried children (whether natural, adopted or step) of an insured.
This refers to the spouse and children of the insured person, as defined in the insurance contract.
