However, the individual would have to pay premiums back to the date when eligibility was established. For those of you in this situation, it is worth an inquiry to Social Security. For those of you who have been covered by an employer provided insurance plan, there is no penalty if you apply for Part B coverage as soon as your other coverage ends. Equitable relief is not authorized because of changes in the level of health care. The closure of a military treatment facility is not a basis for equitable relief.
Equitable relief is determined on a case by case basis.
There are not any particular set of circumstances or key phrases that guarantee relief. The SSA makes the final determination regarding the approval of equitable relief. Support Office can assist DoD beneficiaries in documenting their eligibility for equitable relief. Government error, misrepresentation, or inaction. Evidence of the error.