Joshua Rivera

Start by verifying the insured partner’s UMR-administered benefits, then ask Trinity to review the other partner for sponsorship and coordinate travel to California.

A qualifying UMR-administered plan may cover the insured partner while Trinity separately considers the uninsured spouse for sponsorship.

If the UMR-administered plan approves treatment for one member, Trinity can separately review the uninsured spouse for couples sponsorship.

Trinity can verify the insured partner’s UMR-administered benefits before separately reviewing an uninsured partner for couples sponsorship.

Trinity can help eligible couples coordinate travel and flight arrangements to California after the UMR-administered plan and sponsorship details are reviewed.

Eligible couples may be able to travel to California when one partner has qualifying UMR-administered benefits and the other is eligible for Trinity sponsorship.

Trinity may separately sponsor an eligible uninsured partner while verifying the insured partner’s UMR-administered treatment benefits.

A spouse does not need to be enrolled on the insured partner’s UMR-administered plan for Trinity to consider couples sponsorship.

Couples may be able to enter treatment together when one partner has a qualifying UMR-administered plan and the other is eligible for Trinity sponsorship.

If one partner has a qualifying UMR-administered plan, Trinity can verify that member’s benefits and may separately sponsor the other eligible partner.