Premiums for Coverage in Covered California Sample Clauses

Premiums for Coverage in Covered California for the Individual Market i. The premium for one month of coverage divided by the number of Days in the month; and ii. The number of Days for which coverage is being provided in the month.
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Premiums for Coverage in Covered California for the Individual Market‌ Contractor shall not be entitled to collect from Covered California Enrollees or receive funds above the premium amounts except with respect to cost-sharing amounts or to the extent that such payment (i) is expressly authorized under the QHPs, such as out-of-network services that comply with the notice requirements set forth at Section 4.4.3, or (ii) relates to a charge for non-sufficient funds or transaction fees initiated by a Covered California Enrollee at rates that are reasonable and customary for such transactions. Contractor shall not pursue collections of any said fees from Covered California. Contractor shall not pursue collection of any delinquent premiums from Covered California for an Enrollee enrolled in Covered California for the Individual Market who is responsible for directly paying his or her premium to Contractor. In the case of partial month enrollments Contractor shall follow the methodology specified in 10 CCR § 6500(i): The premium coverage lasting less than one month shall equal the product of: a) The premium for one month of coverage divided by the number of Days in the month; and b) The number of Days for which coverage is being provided in the month. The same methodology shall apply to the proration of APTC, State premium assistance payments, and CSR amounts for a coverage lasting less than one (1) month. Premiums charged to individuals includes the assessment of the Participation Fee.
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Premiums for Coverage in Covered California for the Individual Market
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