Authorized Functions. CDO may create, collect, disclose, access, maintain, store, and use PII of Consumers in order to: a. Provide information to Consumers about the full range of QHP options and Insurance Affordability Programs for which these persons are eligible, which includes: providing fair, impartial, and accurate information that assists Consumers with submitting the eligibility application; clarifying the distinctions among health coverage options, including QHPs; and helping Consumers make informed decisions during the health coverage selection process; b. Assist Consumers with applications for coverage in a QHP through the FFE and for Insurance Affordability Programs; c. Help to facilitate the enrollment of Consumers in QHPs and Insurance Affordability Programs; d. Perform other functions related to carrying out additional obligations as may be required under applicable state law or regulation, provided that (1) such a state requirement does not prevent the application of the provisions of title I of the Affordable Care Act within the meaning of section 1321(d) of the Affordable Care Act, and (2) CDO notifies Consumers in advance, in writing, that collection, handling, disclosure, access maintenance, storage, and/or use of their PII might be required under applicable state law or regulations. CDO should provide the required notification through the authorization obtained in accordance with 155.225(f); and e. Perform other functions authorized under 45 CFR 155.225, including functions substantially similar to those enumerated above, and such other functions that may be approved by CMS in writing from time to time.
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Samples: Certified Application Counselor Designated Organization Agreement, Certified Application Counselor Agreement, Agreement Between the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and Certified Application Counselor Designated Organization
