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CMS Pub. 100-01, ch. 2, § 40.3.7.2

SEP for Individuals Affected by a Health Plan or Employer

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

Misrepresentation

(Rev. 12046, Issued:05-18-23, Effective:01-01-23, Implementation:06-21-23)

Individuals who do not enroll in Part B or Premium Part A when first eligible due to

misrepresentation or reliance on incorrect information provided by their employer or

GHP, agents or brokers of health plans, or any person authorized to act on behalf of such

entity may enroll during this SEP.

An eligible person must demonstrate (by documentation or written attestation) both of the

following:

• They did not enroll in Part B or Premium Part A during another enrollment

period in which they were eligible based on information received from an

employer or GHP, agents or brokers of health plans, or any person authorized to

act on such organization’s behalf.

• An employer, GHP, agent or broker of a health plan, or their representative

materially misrepresented information or provided incorrect information relating

to enrollment in Part B or Premium Part A.

The SEP begins the day an individual notifies the Social Security Administration and

ends six months later.

Coverage begins the first day of the month following enrollment.

History

(Rev. 12046, Issued:05-18-23, Effective:01-01-23, Implementation:06-21-23)

Provenance

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