Common use of Retroactive Coverage Clause in Contracts

Retroactive Coverage. Applicants may pay for MinnesotaCare coverage for health care services received prior to the usual coverage start date described in (c)and (d) above. Retroactive coverage begins the first day of the calendar month for which the enrollee requests and pays for up to 3 months of retroactive coverage, after meeting the following requirements: i. Must be a former MA or GAMC enrollee; ii. Must apply for MinnesotaCare within 30 days following termination of MA or GAMC; iii. Must return all requested MinnesotaCare verifications within 30 days of written request for verifications; iv. Must be eligible for ongoing MinnesotaCare; v. Must pay the initial MinnesotaCare premium within 30 days of the initial premium billing; and vi. Must pay the optional premium for the retroactive months within 30 days of the optional premium billing.

Retroactive Coverage. Applicants may pay for MinnesotaCare coverage for health care services received prior to the usual coverage start date described in (c)and c) and (ded) above. Retroactive coverage begins the first day of the calendar month for which the enrollee requests and pays for up to 3 months of retroactive coverage, after meeting the following requirements: i. Must be a former MA or GAMC enrollee; ii. Must apply for MinnesotaCare within 30 days following termination of MA or GAMC; iii. Must return all requested MinnesotaCare verifications within 30 days of written request for verifications; iv. Must be eligible for ongoing MinnesotaCare; v. Must pay the initial MinnesotaCare premium within 30 days of the initial premium billing; and vi. Must pay the optional premium for the retroactive months within 30 days of the optional premium billing.