Period of Continuous Alignment-Eligibility Sample Clauses

Period of Continuous Alignment-Eligibility. ‌ The Period of Continuous Alignment-Eligibility for a Beneficiary consists of all consecutive months of a calendar year, beginning with January, during which a beneficiary was alignment-eligible. A beneficiary is alignment-eligible in a calendar month if: (1) The beneficiary is enrolled in Part A and Part B of Medicare; (2) The beneficiary is not enrolled in a Medicare Advantage or other Medicare managed care plan; (3) Medicare is not the secondary payer; and (4) The beneficiary is a resident of the United States.
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