Reenrollment. The Department’s Enrollment broker will automatically reenroll a previously enrolled Medicaid Managed Care Member who was Disenrolled solely because he or she lost Medicaid eligibility for a period of two (2) months or less.
Reenrollment. If an Enrollee is disenrolled for any reason and subsequently becomes eligible to enroll, the STATE shall reenroll the Enrollee in the same MCO, unless the Enrollee requests a change in MCOs in accordance with section 3.5.14 or section 3.2. In no circumstance shall the MCO randomly assign an Enrollee to a Primary Care Provider upon reenrollment.
Reenrollment. A member may be automatically reenrolled into the HMO if they were disenrolled solely because she/he loses BadgerCare Plus and/or Medicaid SSI eligibility for a period of six months or less.
Reenrollment. Participating Administrators may reenroll in the District’s health insurance plan during designated open enrollment periods upon written request to the Superintendent. In the event of reenrollment, the amount of the opt-out payment will be prorated from the date of the opt-out to the date of reenrollment, based upon an annual opt-out payment figure of $2,000.00. Prorated payment will be made within fifteen (15) business days of the date of reenrollment.
Reenrollment. A Member whose eligibility is terminated because the Member no longer qualifies for medical assistance under one of the aid categories listed in Section 27.8 “Persons Eligible for Enrollment” or otherwise becomes ineligible may apply for reenrollment in the same manner as an initial enrollment. A Member previously enrolled with the Contractor shall be automatically reenrolled with the Contractor if eligibility for medical assistance is re-established within two (2) months of losing eligibility. The Contractor shall be given a new enrollment date once a Member has been reinstated. Reenrollment that is more than two (2) months after losing eligibility shall be treated as a new enrollment for all purposes.
Reenrollment. A disenrolled beneficiary may make a new application for enrollment immediately upon receiving termination notice. In the event the state has implemented a waiting list, any disenrolled beneficiary who reapplies will be placed on the waiting list and notified once the state is open to their enrollment. When the state is able to open enrollment for those on the waiting list, the beneficiaries’ eligibility will be processed in the order they were placed on the waiting list.
Reenrollment. If this Agreement is ended, You will not be able to take part in the Program again unless You submit a new enrollment request and We approve it.
Reenrollment. Effective October 1, 1992, the third sentence of Section 7.7.4 of the Plan Statement shall be amended to read in full as follows: Thereafter, the Participant may, upon giving written notice to the Committee, enter into a new Retirement Savings Agreement effective as of the payday on or after any subsequent Enrollment Date following such twelve (12) month period, provided the Participant is in Recognized Employment on that date.
Reenrollment. The Department’s Enrollment broker will automatically reenroll a previously enrolled Medicaid Managed Care Member who was Disenrolled solely because he or she lost Medicaid eligibility for a period of two (2) months or less. Maximum Member Enrollment The CONTRACTOR shall: Accept Members in the order in which they apply, as determined by the Department, up to the limits authorized by the Department and consistent with the processes specified in this contract and the Managed Care Policy and Procedure Guide. Suspension and/or Discontinuation of Enrollment Suspension of Enrollment The Department may suspend new Enrollment and/or auto assignment when the Department has imposed a sanction or the CONTRACTOR is placed under a Corrective Action Plan in accordance with Section 18. Discontinuation of Enrollment The Department will discontinue all Enrollments into a CONTRACTOR’s Health Plan that has provided notice to withdraw from a Geographic Service Area or terminate the contract in accordance with Section 17 of this contract. The Department shall discontinue all Enrollments on the date of the notice submitted by the CONTRACTOR or on the earliest possible date by which such Enrollments can be discontinued. Requests to Discontinue Enrollment Requests to discontinue receiving Member Enrollment is subject to approval by the Department and any approval will result in the discontinuation of all Enrollments in the CONTRACTOR’s Health Plan, including but not limited to new Members and Member reinstatements. The CONTRACTOR shall: Submit a request in writing at least sixty (60) Days in advance when the CONTRACTOR has not reached its maximum Enrollment limit. Ensure the request contains the effective period of the request Ensure the request includes the reason for the request. Member Disenrollment Disenrollments may be initiated by: (1) the Member, (2) the Department, or (3) the CONTRACTOR. A Member may be Disenrolled from the CONTRACTOR’s Health Plan only when authorized by the Department. The Department or its designee is responsible for any Disenrollment action to remove a Member from the CONTRACTOR’s Health Plan. Member Disenrollment Requests A Member may request Disenrollment from the CONTRACTOR’s Health Plan (1) for cause at any time, or (2) without cause for the reasons listed in Section 3 of this contract. All Member requests for Disenrollment must be referred to the Department or its designee. Effective date of an approved Disenrollment request must be no later than...
Reenrollment. If You terminate this Agreement for any reason and You later decide you would like to reenroll with Practice, you may do so by paying a $100 reenrollment fee, making payment in full of any past due balances (as applicable), and providing a valid method of payment to be kept on file with Practice. Practice reserves the right to defer on reenrollment.
