Suspension of New Enrollment. Whenever BMS determines non-performance by the MCO under this Contract, BMS may suspend enrollment including default assignment of new enrollees into the MCO under this Contract. BMS, when exercising this option, must notify the MCO in writing of its intent to suspend new enrollment or default assignment at least ten (10) business days prior to the beginning of the suspension period in accordance with Article II, Section 6.8. The suspension period may be for any length of time specified by BMS, or until the non-performance is remedied, or for an unspecified time period. The suspension period may extend up to the Contract expiration date as provided under Article I. BMS may grant MCO enrollees the right to terminate enrollment without cause and to notify the affected enrollees of their right to disenroll and to re-enroll in another MCO.
Suspension of New Enrollment. Whenever the Department determines non-performance by the MCO under this contract , the Department may suspend enrollment of new enrollees into the MCO under this contract. The Department, when exercising this option, must notify the MCO in writing of its intent to suspend new enrollment at least ten working days prior to the beginning of the suspension period in accordance with Section 6.8. The suspension period may be for any length of time specified by the Department, or until the non-performance is remedied, or for an unspecified time period. The suspension period may extend up to the contract expiration date as provided under Article I. The Department may notify existing enrollees of the MCO non-performance and provide an opportunity to disenroll from the MCO and to re-enroll in another MCO.
Suspension of New Enrollment. 18.3.1 TDH must give HMO 30 days notice of intent to suspend new enrollment in the Notice of Default other than for default for fraud and abuse or imminent danger to the health or safety of Members. The suspension date will be calculated as 30 days following the date that HMO receives the Notice of Default.
Suspension of New Enrollment. Whenever the DEPARTMENT determines that the MCO is out of compliance with this contract, unless corrective action is taken to the satisfaction of the DEPARTMENT, the DEPARTMENT may suspend enrollment of new Members under this contract. The DEPARTMENT, when exercising this option, must notify the MCO in writing of its intent to suspend new enrollment at least thirty (30) days prior to the beginning of the suspension period. The suspension period may be for any length of time specified by the DEPARTMENT, or may be indefinite. The suspension period may extend up to the contract expiration date as provided under PART I. (The DEPARTMENT may also notify existing Members of MCO non-compliance and provide an opportunity to disenroll from the MCO and to re-enroll in another MCO.)
Suspension of New Enrollment. 18.6.1 TDH may suspend new enrollment into HMO for any default under this contract.
Suspension of New Enrollment. Whenever the Department determines that the MCO is out of compliance with this contract, the Department may suspend enrollment of new enrollees under this contract. The Department, when exercising this option, must notify the MCO in writing of its intent to suspend new enrollment at least ten working days prior to the beginning of the suspension period. The suspension period may be for any length of time specified by the Department, or may be indefinite. The suspension period may extend up to the contract expiration date as provided under Article I. (The Department may also notify existing enrollees of the MCO non-compliance and provide an opportunity to disenroll from the MCO and to re-enroll in another MCO.)
Suspension of New Enrollment. Whenever the State determines that Contractor is in material breach of the performance standards described in Section 3.07.01, it may suspend Contractor’s right to enroll new members. The State, when exercising this option, shall notify Contractor in writing of its intent to suspend new enrollment. The suspension period may be for a reasonable length of time specified by the State, depending on the severity and circumstances of the breach. The State also may notify enrollees of Contractor non-performance and permit these enrollees to transition to another Health Plan.
