Member Lock-In Period Sample Clauses

Member Lock-In Period a. BadgerCare Plus Under the Department’s State Plan Amendment, mandatory members will be locked into the HMO for 12 months. The first 90 days of the 12-month lock-in period is an open enrollment period during which the member may change HMOs without cause.
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Member Lock-In Period a) BadgerCare Plus A mandatory member may disenroll from an HMO without cause during the first 90 days of an initial HMO enrollment. After 90 days, the member will be locked into the HMO for 9 months and may only disenroll for cause.
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