Enrollee Eligibility Review Dates Sample Clauses

Enrollee Eligibility Review Dates. The STATE will provide a report of eligibility review dates for Enrollees covered under this Contract and enrolled in the MCO. See section 11.4(2). [Minnesota Statutes, §256.962, subd. 8]‌‌
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