Common use of Timeframe Clause in Contracts

Timeframe. New Members - The screening must be completed by the HMO within 60 days of the member’s HMO enrollment. Re-Enrolled Members - Members that were previously enrolled in the HMO but had a disenrollment period of six months or more from their last disenrollment must also have a screening within 60 days of the member’s re- enrollment in the HMO.

Timeframe. New Members - The screening must be completed by the HMO within 60 days of the member’s HMO enrollment. Re-Enrolled Members - Members that were previously enrolled in the HMO but had a disenrollment period of six months or more from their last disenrollment must also have a screening within 60 days of the member’s re- re-enrollment in the HMO.

Timeframe. a. New Members - The screening must be completed by the HMO within 60 days of the member’s HMO enrollment. Re-Enrolled Members - Members that were previously enrolled in the HMO but had a disenrollment period of six months or more from their last disenrollment must also have a screening within 60 days of the member’s re- enrollment in the HMO.

Timeframe. New Members - The screening must be completed by the HMO within 60 days of the member’s HMO enrollment. Re-Enrolled Members - Members that were previously enrolled in the HMO but had a disenrollment period of six months or more from their last disenrollment must also have a screening within 60 days of the member’s re- re-enrollment in the HMO. Current Members – All currently enrolled members must have a screening completed by the HMO by July 1, 2017.