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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. mc86c17d, § 40.7

Re-enrollment

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

Some members may disenroll but then wish to re-enroll at a later time. The cost plan

must enroll these members following standard enrollment procedures, i.e. the member

must meet the requirements of §20 and reapply during an open enrollment period. If

there is a waiting list, the former member must be placed on a waiting list with other

applicants. New applications from former plan enrollees must be processed in

chronological order with all other applications, i.e.; the former member cannot be

enrolled ahead of other applicants.

A cost plan may choose to wait for the individual’s payment of the plan premium,

including any premiums or cost sharing due the organization for a prior enrollment,

before processing the enrollment. See §20 of this chapter.

History

(Rev. 38, 10-31-03)

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