Notice of Change in Funding
We notify you when you're at risk of losing funding. In many cases, this means your former employer established requirements to qualify for a reimbursement account, which you no longer meet. For example, your former employer may require you to be enrolled in a medical plan or prescription drug plan through Via Benefits Insurance Services.
When a loss of funding occurs, Via Benefits has been notified that you may no longer meet your former employer’s eligibility requirements. As a result, your funding may change. Your reimbursement account may stop receiving funds to pay for your healthcare expenses, the funding amount may be reduced, or you may need to take additional steps to maintain your funding. Depending on the situation, funds that have already been deposited into your account may also be reversed.
Several events can cause a loss of funding, for example:
You stopped paying your premiums, and your health plan was canceled
The account holder passed away
You canceled your supplemental Medicare coverage and returned to Original Medicare Parts A and B
You enrolled in a health plan with an insurance carrier or independent agent, not Via Benefits
An error occurred with the reporting to Via Benefits
You went back to work and lost eligibility
Your employer changed the eligibility status for your reimbursement account
If you receive a Notice of Change in Funding from Via Benefits, and the loss of funding wasn't intentional or you believe it has occurred in error, please contact us.
To learn about your qualification requirements, read Locating Your Reimbursement Account Details and Qualification Requirements.