Common use of Discriminatory Activities Clause in Contracts

Discriminatory Activities. Enrollment continues as long as desired by the eligible member regardless of changes in life situation or condition, until the member voluntarily disenrolls, loses eligibility, or is involuntarily disenrolled according to terms of this contract. The MCO may not discriminate in enrollment and disenrollment activities between individuals on the basis of life situation, condition or need for long-term care or health care services. The MCO shall not discriminate against a member based on income, pay status, or any other factor not applied equally to all members, and shall not base requests for disenrollment on such grounds.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Partnership Contract, clpc.ucsf.edu, clpc.ucsf.edu

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