Member Switch and Loss of Medicaid Eligibility Sample Clauses

Member Switch and Loss of Medicaid Eligibility. A current Member has the opportunity to change MCOs without cause during the first ninety (90) calendar days of a twelve-month period. HSD shall notify the CONTRACTOR’s Member of this opportunity to select a new MCO by sending notice of eligibility and enrollment materials to the Member. A Member is limited to one ninety-day switch period per MCO. After exercising the switching rights, and returning to a previously selected MCO, the Member shall remain with the MCO until his/her twelve-month lock-in period expires before being permitted to switch MCOs.
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Member Switch and Loss of Medicaid Eligibility. A current CONTRACTOR member has the opportunity to change CONTRACTORS during the first ninety (90) days of a twelve (12) month period. HSD shall notify the CONTRACTOR members of their opportunity to select a new CONTRACTOR provider. A member is limited to one ninety day switch period per CONTRACTOR. After exercising the switching rights, and returning to a previously selected CONTRACTOR, the member shall remain with the CONTRACTOR until his/her twelve (12) month lock-in period expires before being permitted to switch CONTRACTORS. If a member loses Medicaid eligibility for a period of two months or less, he/she will be automatically reenrolled with the former CONTRACTOR. If the member misses the annual disenrollment opportunity during this two month time, he/she may request to be assigned to another CONTRACTOR.
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