Coordination of benefits (COB) applies to a person who is covered by more than one health plan. A COB identifies which insurance plan is “primary” and which insurance plan is “secondary”. There can only be ONE plan that is primary. Whichever subscriber’s birthday is first in the year will be the primary insurance. The COB must be updated in order for the policy to pay treatment claims.
What should teens bring to residential treatment?
Most residential treatment centers for youth in California will recommend to bring the following for your teen: Comfortable & Age-appropriate clothing, Approved Prescription Medications, Mementos, and School books & Assignments. Adolescent residential treatment centers in California will have different limitations and requirements and it’s important to clarify what their specific rules are, especially when identifying contraband items.