Common use of Lock Clause in Contracts

Lock. In Provisions in Mandatory Counties and New York City All Enrollees in local social service districts where enrollment in managed care is mandatory and in New York City are subject to a twelve (12) month Lock-In period following the Effective Date of Enrollment in the Contractor's plan, with an initial ninety (90) day grace period in which to disenroll from the Contractor's plan without cause, regardless of whether the Enrollee selected or was auto-assigned to the Contractor's plan.

Lock. In Provisions in Mandatory Counties and New York City All Enrollees in local social service districts where enrollment in managed care is mandatory and in New York City are subject to a twelve (12) month Lock-In period following the Effective Date of Enrollment in the Contractor's plan, with an initial ninety (90) day grace period in which to disenroll from the Contractor's plan without cause, regardless of whether the Enrollee selected or was auto-assigned to the Contractor's plan.

Lock. In Provisions in Mandatory Counties and New York City All Enrollees in local social service districts where enrollment in managed care is mandatory and in New York City are subject to a twelve (12) month Lock-In period following the Effective Date of Enrollment in the Contractor's plan, with an initial ninety (90) day grace period in which to disenroll from the Contractor's plan without cause, regardless of whether the Enrollee selected or was auto-auto- assigned to the Contractor's plan.

Lock. In Provisions in Mandatory Counties and New York City All Enrollees in local social service districts where enrollment in managed care is mandatory and in New York City are subject to a twelve (12) month Lock-Lock DEG In period following the Effective Date of Enrollment in the Contractor's plan, plans with an initial ninety (90) day grace period in which to disenroll from the Contractor's plan without cause, regardless of whether the Enrollee selected or was auto-assigned to the Contractor's plan.