CHIP Perinatal HMOs Sample Clauses

CHIP Perinatal HMOs. If a CHIP Perinate’s Effective Date of Coverage occurs while the CHIP Perinate is confined in a Hospital, HMO is responsible for the CHIP Perinate’s costs of Covered Services beginning on the Effective Date of Coverage. If a CHIP Perinate is disenrolled while confined in a Hospital, the HMO’s responsibility for the CHIP Perinate’s costs of Covered Services terminates on the Date of Disenrollment. If a CHIP Perinate Newborn is disenrolled while confined in a Hospital, the HMO’s responsibility for the CHIP Perinate Newborn’s costs of Covered Services terminates on the Date of Disenrollment.
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CHIP Perinatal HMOs. If a CHIP Perinate’s Effective Date of Coverage occurs while the CHIP Perinate is confined in a Hospital, HMO is responsible for the CHIP Perinate’s costs of Covered Services beginning on the Effective Date of Coverage. If a CHIP Perinate is disenrolled while the CHIP Perinate is confined in a Hospital, the HMO’s responsibility for the CHIP Perinate’s costs of Covered Services terminates on the Date of Disenrollment.
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CHIP Perinatal HMOs. If a CHIP Perinate’s Effective Date of Coverage occurs while the CHIP Perinate is confined in a Hospital, HMO is responsible for the CHIP Perinate’s costs of Covered Services beginning on the Effective Date of Coverage. If a CHIP Perinate is disenrolled while confined in a Hospital, the HMO’s responsibility for the CHIP Perinate’s costs of Covered Services terminates on the Date of Disenrollment. If a CHIP Perinate Newborn is disenrolled while confined in a Hospital, the HMO’s responsibility for the CHIP Perinate Newborn’s costs of Covered Services terminates on: (1) the effective date of Medicaid eligibility, if the CHIP Perinate Newborn is disenrolled from the CHIP Perinatal Program based on a determination of Medicaid eligibility, or (2) on the Date of Disenrollment, if the CHIP Perinate Newborn is disenrolled from the CHIP Perinatal Program for any other reason.
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