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Jersey City announces first dependent-eligibility audit for employee health plans
Summary
The city’s director of employee benefits told the municipal council the audit seeks to confirm spouses and children receiving medical, dental or prescription coverage still meet plan rules; staff will assist employees with documentation and a deadline is imminent.
Khadidra McNair, Jersey City’s director of employee benefits, told the municipal council at its Nov. caucus that the city has launched its first-ever dependent eligibility audit to verify that spouses and children enrolled in the city’s medical, dental and prescription plans remain eligible.
McNair said spouses must be legally married to remain on the plans, children may be covered through age 26 for…
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