Medicaid Eligibility Sample Clauses

Medicaid Eligibility. If you become eligible for Medicaid, you may request that we suspend coverage under this plan. To suspend coverage, notify us within ninety (90) days of the date you become entitled to Medicaid. Upon receipt of this notice, we will suspend benefits and subscriber fees due under this plan for up to twenty-four (24) months. This plan, or if this plan is no longer available, a plan that is a substantially equivalent, can be automatically reinstated within the twenty-four (24) month period if you: • are no longer eligible for Medicaid; and • notify us within ninety (90) days of the date you are no longer eligible for Medicaid; and • pay subscriber fees due as of the date of reinstatement. Your effective date of reinstatement is the date you cease to be eligible for Medicaid. Benefits and subscriber fees will be reinstated as if your plan, or a substantially equivalent plan, had remained in force. Any benefit or subscriber fee changes made to your plan, while your coverage was suspended, are effective as of your reinstatement date.
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Medicaid Eligibility. If applicable, Provider must meet minimum requirements for participation in the State Programs. Provider may meet this requirement either by being enrolled with the State as a Medicaid provider or by demonstrating to Subcontractor and Health Plan that it meets the applicable minimum requirements for Medicaid participation. Subcontractor and Health Plan will exclude from its network any provider who has been suspended from the Medicare or Medicaid program in any state.
Medicaid Eligibility. An individual must be eligible for full-benefit Medicaid as described in Chapter
Medicaid Eligibility. An individual must be eligible for full-benefit Medicaid as described in Chapter 21.2 of the Medicaid Eligibility Handbook (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/meh-ebd/meh.htm). Eligibility for Medicaid is verified using the Department’s ForwardHealth interChange system.
Medicaid Eligibility. Facility Participating Provider shall make reasonable effort to verify an Individual's eligibility at time of service by following appropriate procedures, including without limitation, and at a minimum, the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Protocols and the Supplemental Provider Service Guide. Facility Participating Provider however recognizes that the Individual’s eligibility information may be inaccurate at the time. Facility Participating Provider obtains verification and that the Individual, or the Services provided to the Individual, may later be determined to be Medicaid eligible and, except as otherwise required by law, not eligible for payment under this Agreement. Under such circumstances, Facility Participating Provider may then, except as otherwise stated herein, directly xxxx the other responsible party for such services.
Medicaid Eligibility. An individual must be eligible for full-benefit Medicaid as described in Chapter 21.2 of the Medicaid Eligibility Handbook in order to be eligible for Family Care or Partnership (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/meh-ebd/meh.htm). Eligibility for Medicaid is verified using the Department’s ForwardHealth interChange system.
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Medicaid Eligibility. The eligibility of an Account Owner for Medicaid assistance could be impacted by the Account Owner’s ownership of an account in a 529 Plan. Medicaid laws and regulations may change and you should consult with a qualified advisor regarding your particular situation.
Medicaid Eligibility. A. Medicaid Eligibility Determination
Medicaid Eligibility. Contractor shall make reasonable effort to verify an Individual's eligibility at time of service by following appropriate procedures, including without limitation, and at a minimum, the terms and conditions of this Contract, SBHASO Policies and Procedures and the SBHASO Supplemental Provider Guide. Contractor recognizes that the Individual’s eligibility information may be inaccurate at the time. Contractor obtains verification and that the Individual, or the Services provided to the Individual, may later be determined to be Medicaid eligible and, except as otherwise required by law, not eligible for payment under this Agreement. Under such circumstances, Contractor may then, except as otherwise stated herein, directly bill the other responsible party for such services.
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