Disenrollment due to Medicare eligibility Sample Clauses

Disenrollment due to Medicare eligibility. When an NHC client is receiving inpatient acute medical/surgical or rehabilitation hospital services on the first day of the month that the client’s Medicare coverage has been entered on the Department’s eligibility system and is effective, the plan shall no longer be responsible for the hospitalization effective with the client’s disenrollment from NHC. The plan shall coordinate benefits with Medicare until the client’s disenrollment from NHC is effective.
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