Common use of Medicaid MCOs Clause in Contracts

Medicaid MCOs. (1) Open Enrollment. HHSC will conduct continuous open enrollment for Medicaid Eligibles and the MCO must accept all persons who choose to enroll as Members in the MCO or who are assigned as Members in the MCO by HHSC, without regard to the Member's health status or any other factor. (2) Enrollment of New Medicaid Eligibles. Persons who become eligible for Medicaid during an Inpatient Stay in a Hospital will not be enrolled in a Medicaid MCO until discharged from the Hospital, with the following exceptions: (1) Members retroactively enrolled in STAR in accordance with Section 5.03, “STAR Enrollment of Pregnant Women and Infants,” (2) Members prospectively enrolled in STAR or STAR+PLUS who are at or below 12 months of age, and (3) Members retroactively enrolled in STAR in accordance with Section 5.03.1, “Enrollment for infants born to pregnant women in STAR+PLUS.” Except as provided in the following table, if a Member is enrolled in a Medicaid MCO during an Inpatient Stay, the Medicaid MCO will be responsible for all Covered Services beginning on the Effective Date of Coverage. If a Member is enrolled during an Inpatient Stay under either of the above-referenced exceptions, responsibility for the Inpatient Stay services is assigned as follows:

Medicaid MCOs. (1) Open Enrollment. HHSC will conduct continuous open enrollment for Medicaid Eligibles and the MCO must accept all persons who choose to enroll as Members in the MCO or who are assigned as Members in the MCO by HHSC, without regard to the Member's ’s health status or any other factor. (2) Enrollment of New Medicaid Eligibles. Persons who become eligible for Medicaid during an Inpatient Stay in a Hospital will not be enrolled in a Medicaid MCO until discharged from the Hospital, with the following exceptions: (1) Members retroactively enrolled in STAR in accordance with Section 5.03, “STAR Enrollment of Pregnant Women and Infants,” , (2) Members prospectively enrolled in STAR or STAR+PLUS who are at or below 12 months of age, and (3) Members retroactively enrolled in STAR in accordance with Section 5.03.1, “Enrollment for infants born to pregnant women in STAR+PLUS.” . Except as provided in the following table, if a Member is enrolled in a Medicaid MCO during an Inpatient Stay, the Medicaid MCO will be responsible for all Covered Services beginning on the Effective Date of Coverage. If a Member is enrolled during an Inpatient Stay under either of the above-referenced exceptions, responsibility for the Inpatient Stay services is assigned as follows:

Medicaid MCOs. (1) Open Enrollment. HHSC will conduct continuous open enrollment for Medicaid Eligibles and the MCO must accept all persons who choose to enroll as Members in the MCO or who are assigned as Members in the MCO by HHSC, without regard to the Member's ’s health status or any other factor. (2) Enrollment of New Medicaid Eligibles. Persons who become eligible for Medicaid during an Inpatient Stay in a Hospital will not be enrolled in a Medicaid MCO until discharged from the Hospital, with the following exceptions: (1) Members retroactively enrolled in STAR in accordance with Section 5.03, “STAR Enrollment of Pregnant Women and Infants,” (2) Members prospectively enrolled in STAR or STAR+PLUS who are at or below 12 months of age, and (3) Members retroactively enrolled in STAR in accordance with Section 5.03.1, “Enrollment for infants born to pregnant women in STAR+PLUS.” Except as provided in the following table, if a Member is enrolled in a Medicaid MCO during an Inpatient Stay, the Medicaid MCO will be responsible for all Covered Services beginning on the Effective Date of Coverage. If a Member is enrolled during an Inpatient Stay under either of the above-referenced exceptions, responsibility for the Inpatient Stay services is assigned as follows: