OAR 410-141-3810
Disenrollment from MCEs

(1) Member-initiated requests for disenrollment.
(a) All member-initiated requests for disenrollment from an MCE shall be initiated orally or in writing by the primary person in the benefit group enrolled with an MCE where primary person and benefit group are defined in OAR 461-001-0000 (Definitions for Chapter 461), 461-001-0035 (Definitions; OSIP-EPD and OSIPM-EPD), and 461-110-0750 (Benefit Group), respectively. For members who are not able to request disenrollment on their own, the request may be initiated by the member’s representative. Some disenrollment requests may not be applicable to all MCEs. In instances where that is the case, the type of MCE is specified within the applicable section or subsection of this rule.
(b) The Authority or MCE shall honor a member or representative request for disenrollment for the following reasons:
(A) Without cause:
(i) Members may request to change their MCE enrollment within 30 calendar days of the Authority’s automatic or manual enrollment error. If approved, the change would occur during the next weekly enrollment cycle.
(ii) Members may request to change their MCE enrollment within 90 calendar days of the initial MCE enrollment. If approved, the change would occur during the next weekly enrollment cycle.
(iii) Members may request to change their MCE enrollment after they have been enrolled with a plan for at least six months. If approved, the change would occur at the end of the month.
(iv) Members may request to change their MCE enrollment at their OHP eligibility renewal. If approved, the change would occur at the end of the month.
(v) Members have one additional opportunity to request a plan change during the eligibility period if none of the above options can be applied. If a request for disenrollment is approved under this section, the change would occur at the end of the month.
(B) With cause, at any time as follows:
(i) The member moves out of the MCE service area; or
(ii) Due to moral or religious objections the CCO does not cover the service the member seeks.
(iii) When the member needs related services (for example a Caesarean section and a tubal ligation) to be performed at the same time, not all related services are available within the network, and the member’s primary care provider or another provider determines that receiving the services separately would subject the member to unnecessary risk.
(C) Medicare and Medicaid fully dual eligible members may change plans or disenroll to fee-for-service at any time subject to the provisions set forth in OAR 410-1413805(13)(c) based on enrollment options in the member’s service area and to ensure continuity of care during a transition.
(D) Other reasons including, but not limited to, poor quality of care, lack of access to services covered under the contract, or lack of access to participating providers who are experienced in dealing with the specific member’s health care needs. Examples of sufficient cause include but are not limited to:
(i) The member is a American Indian or Alaskan Native with proof of Indian Heritage who wishes to obtain primary care services from their Indian Health Service facility, tribal health clinic/program, or urban clinic and the Fee-For-Service (FFS) delivery system;
(ii) The member is at risk of experiencing a lack of continuity of care. Continuity of care for the purpose of this rule means the ability to sustain services necessary for a person’s treatment. A request for disenrollment based on continuity of care shall be denied if the basis for this request is primarily for the convenience or preference of a member for a provider of a treatment, service, or supply.
(I) A request for disenrollment based on continuity of care shall be deemed by the Authority a request for an open card for continuity of care and a temporary CCO exemption.
(II) Authority decisions to approve or deny the member’s request shall be communicated in a written notice to the member. A Copy of the notice shall be sent, if applicable, to the providers that participated in the member’s request. The notice to the member shall include the regulatory or clinical criteria, or both, relied upon to make the decision cited in the notice. If the Authority’s decision is a denial of a request for disenrollment, the notice shall include information about the member’s right to, and how to, file a grievance and other information related to the member’s administrative hearing rights; and
(E) If 30 calendar days pass without a decision from the Authority on a member’s disenrollment request, the request becomes effective on the first calendar day of the following calendar month (unless the Authority takes action before that date).
(c) A member may request a temporary enrollment exception during pregnancy as follows:
(A) A temporary enrollment request will be granted if a member is at any point in the third trimester of pregnancy and:
(i) The member is newly determined eligible for OHP; or
(ii) The member is newly re-determined eligible for OHP and not enrolled in a CCO within the past three months; or
(iii) The member is enrolled with a new CCO MCE that does not contract with the member’s current OB provider and the member wishes to continue obtaining maternity services from that non-participating OB provider.
(B) The enrollment exemption shall remain in place until 60 calendar days postdate of either the delivery of the member’s child or the pregnancy otherwise ends, at which time the member shall be enrolled in the appropriate CCO in their service area. Where there is a choice among multiple CCOs in the member’s service area they may choose an open plan; however, if the member does not express a preference to OHP, OHP will auto assign on a next weekly basis.
(d) Upon approval of a member’s disenrollment from a CCO, the Member shall join another CCO unless:
(A) The member resides in a service area where enrollment is voluntary; or
(B) The member meets the exemptions to enrollment set forth in OAR 410-141-3805 (Mandatory MCE Enrollment Exceptions); or
(C) The member meets disenrollment criteria stated in this rule; or
(D) There is not another CCO available and open to new enrollment in the service area.
(2) MCE-initiated disenrollment requests.
(a) MCEs may request disenrollment for any of the reasons set forth below in this subsection (a). Such requests shall be submitted to the Authority’s Client Enrollment Services (CES) unit unless otherwise specified in this subsection (a) below. After review of all necessary documentation submitted with an MCE’s request, the Authority will grant such requests, except the Authority may deny requests based on the reason set forth in subparagraph (G) below.
(A) If the member is enrolled in the CCO on the same day the member is admitted to the hospital, the CCO shall be responsible for the hospitalization and the post-hospital extended care (PHEC) benefit. If the member is enrolled after the first calendar day of the inpatient stay, the member shall be disenrolled and enrolled on the next available enrollment date following discharge from inpatient hospital services, unless the member is a newborn child born to an OHP eligible mother enrolled with a CCO;
(B) If the CCO determines the member has Third Party Liability (TPL), the CCO shall report the TPL to the Authority’s Health Insurance Group (HIG) on the webform located at https:/­/­www.oregon.gov/­dhs/­business-services/­opar/­pages/­tpl-hig.aspx. The CCO shall receive an emailed tracking number following the online report. The CCO may use this number, should they choose to follow up on their referral submission via the provider portal. If the member is determined to have active TPL, HIG shall disenroll the member from the CCO effective at the end of the month the TPL is reported. In some situations, the Authority may approve retroactive disenrollment;
(C) If a member has been residing outside the MCE’s service area for more than three months unless previously arranged with the MCE. The MCE shall provide written documentation that the member has been residing outside its service area for more than three months. The proof shall be provided along with the initial request for disenrollment to the CCO account representative (CCO AR) for validation and a decision. The CCO AR will notify the MCE of the approval or denial and rational for the decision. If approved, the effective date of disenrollment shall be the date specified by the Authority, and if a partial month remains, the Authority shall recoup the balance of that month’s capitation payment from the MCE;
(D) If the member is an inmate who is serving time for a criminal offense or confined involuntarily in a state or federal prison, jail, detention facility, or other penal institution. This does not include members on probation, house arrest, living voluntarily in a facility before or after their case has been adjudicated, infants living with an inmate, or inmates who become inpatients. The MCE shall identify the members and provide sufficient written proof of incarceration to the Authority for review of the disenrollment request. The Authority shall retroactively disenroll or suspend enrollment when the member has been taken into custody. The effective date of any disenrollment approved by the Authority shall be the date the member was incarcerated;
(E) If, prior to January 1, 2022 (or later if specified by the Authority), the member is in a state psychiatric institution. After December 31, 2021 (or later if specified by the Authority) the Authority shall not automatically grant requests for disenrollment based solely on a member’s admission to a state psychiatric institution; or
(F) The Medicare member is enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan and was receiving hospice services at the time of enrollment in the MCE.
(G) The member had End Stage Renal Disease at the time of enrollment in the MCE.
(3) MCE Disenrollment Requests: Fraudulent or Illegal Acts.
(a) MCEs have the right to request the Authority disenroll members when they commit fraudulent or illegal acts related to participation in the OHP such as: Permitting the use of their medical ID card by others, altering a prescription, theft, or other criminal acts.
(b) The MCE shall report any illegal acts to law enforcement authorities and, if appropriate, to the DHS Fraud Investigations Unit.
(c) When requesting disenrollment based on a member’s fraudulent or illegal act(s), the MCE shall submit a written disenrollment request to its CCO AR at the Authority. In the disenrollment request, the MCE shall document the reasons for the request, provide written evidence to support the basis for the request, including any verification of reports submitted to law enforcement and, if applicable, the DHS Fraud Investigations Unit.
(d) Based on the evidence presented, the CCO AR will review the disenrollment request and all submitted evidence with Authority staff. The review process will be documented and a recommendation for disenrollment will be submitted to the Authority’s management to make a final decision on the appropriateness of disenrolling a member and whether any recommended disenrollment decision must be made immediately or wait until after the completion of any fraud investigation.
(4) MCE Disenrollment Requests: Uncooperative or Disruptive Behavior.
(a) Subject to applicable disability discrimination laws and this subsection (4), the Authority may, upon request of an MCE, disenroll members for cause when a member is uncooperative or disruptive, except when such behavior is the result of the member’s special health care needs or disability. A member’s refusal to accept a provider’s treatment plan does not constitute uncooperative or disruptive behavior for purposes of this rule.
(b) For purposes of this rule, a “direct threat” means a significant risk to the health or safety of others that cannot be eliminated by a modification of policies, practices, or procedures. In determining whether a member poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others, the MCE shall make an individualized assessment based on reasonable judgment that relies on current medical knowledge or the best available objective evidence to ascertain the nature, duration, and severity of the risk to the health or safety of others; the probability that potential injury to others shall actually occur; and whether reasonable modifications of policies, practices, or procedures shall mitigate the risk to others.
(c) MCEs shall not have the right to request a member be disenrolled based solely on any of the following reasons:
(A) Physical, intellectual, developmental, or mental disability; or
(B) An adverse change in the member’s health; or
(C) Under or over-utilization of services; or
(D) Filing a grievance or exercising any appeal or contested case hearing rights; or
(E) The member exercises their option to make decisions regarding their medical care with which the MCE disagrees; or
(F) Uncooperative or disruptive behavior resulting from the member’s special needs.
(d) MCEs shall require their providers to provide the MCE with prompt written notification of a member’s uncooperative or disruptive behavior. The provider’s notification shall describe the uncooperative or disruptive behavior and, except as provided for in section (5) of this rule, allow time for appropriate resolution by the MCE before refusing to provide services to the member. The provider shall document the written notification to the MCE in the member’s medical record.
(e) In response to notification of a member’s uncooperative or disruptive behavior, the MCE shall do all of the following prior to submitting a request for disenrollment:
(A) Furnish education and training to the notifying provider about the need for early intervention, disability accommodation, and the resources or services available to the provider. The MCE shall document the education, training, and the resources or services furnished to the reporting provider.
(B) Contact the member either in person, by telephone, or in writing. All contacts made in person or by telephone shall be followed by written confirmation and sent to the member with a copy to the provider that notified the MCE of the member’s uncooperative or disruptive behavior. When contacting the member, the MCE shall:
(i) Inform the member of the uncooperative or disruptive behavior that has been identified and attempt to develop an agreement with the member regarding the behavior;
(ii) Advise the member that the MCE will provide, and the member shall be required to participate in individual education, disability accommodation, counseling, or other interventions in an effort to resolve the behavior; and
(iii) Inform the member that their continued behavior may result in disenrollment from the MCE.
(C) In the event the interventions undertaken in accordance with Subsections (e)(B) of this rule do not ameliorate the member’s uncooperative or disruptive behavior, the MCE shall Contact the member’s care team, or develop a member focused care team if one does not already exist, to support the member in remediating their behavior. If needed, and with the consent of the member, the care team shall involve other appropriate individuals working with the member in the resolution within the laws governing confidentiality. The MCE shall facilitate cross functional care conferences that include the member, member focused care team, and other individuals chosen by the member with appropriate releases documented.
(D) In the event the member’s uncooperative or disruptive behavior continues after undertaking the efforts identified in subsections (e)(C) of this rule, the MCE shall convene an interdisciplinary team that includes a mental health professional or behavioral specialist and other health care professionals who have the clinical expertise necessary for reviewing and assessing the member’s behavior, their behavioral history, and previous efforts undertaken to manage the member’s behavior, including those developed through the members care team and care conferences, in order to determine whether the member may be able to remediate their uncooperative or disruptive behavior through other reasonable clinical or social interventions.
(f) All efforts undertaken in connection with this section (4) of the rule, including, without limitation, all interventions, written and oral communications, training and education provided to the member and the member’s provider(s), as well as those persons who participated in any and all interventions, care teams, assessments and the like, shall be documented in the member’s MCE case file and as applicable, the provider shall document all efforts undertaken in the member’s medical record.
(g) If, after undertaking all efforts identified in subsection (e) of this rule, the member’s disruptive or uncooperative behavior cannot be managed sufficiently in order for a provider to provide the services the member requires, the MCE may submit to its CCO AR on MCE letterhead a written request for disenrollment that complies with all of the following:
(A) Sets forth the reasons for the request for disenrollment, details the attempts at intervention and accommodations that were made, why those interventions and accommodations were not effective, and includes all written documentation required under subsection (f) of section (4) of this rule.
(B) Identifies, and provides documentation in support of the identification of, any special health care needs or disability the disruptive or uncooperative member may have and describes:
(i) The relationship the uncooperative or disruptive behavior may have, if any, to the member’s special health care needs or disability, which must be substantiated by a provider with the appropriate credentials and expertise in the member’s special health care needs or disability; and
(ii) Why the MCE has concluded the member’s disruptive or uncooperative behavior is not a consequence of the member’s special health care needs or disability.
(C) States whether the member’s uncooperative or disruptive behavior poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others.
(D) Identifies the documentation that supports the MCE’s rationale for concluding that the member’s continued enrollment in the MCE seriously impairs the MCE’s ability to furnish services to either the member who has engaged in the uncooperative or disruptive behavior or the MCE’s other members.
(E) Provide written documentation of CMS’ approval for disenrollment of the member when the member is also enrolled in the CCO’s Medicare Advantage plan.
(F) Furnish all other information and documentation requested by the MCE’s CCO AR.
(h) If a Primary Care Provider (PCP) terminates the provider/patient relationship during the period of time the CCO is undertaking the efforts described in this section (4), the CCO shall, prior to submitting a request for disenrollment, attempt to locate another participating PCP who will accept the member as their patient. If needed, the CCO shall obtain an authorization for release of information from the member in order to share the information necessary for a new PCP to evaluate whether they can treat the member. All terminations of provider/patient relationships shall be consistent with the CCO’s OHP policies, the CCO or PCP’s policies for commercial members, and applicable disability discrimination laws.
(5) MCE Disenrollment Requests: Credible Threats of Violence.
(a) MCEs have the right to request an exception to the MCE initiated disenrollment requirements outlined in section (4) of this rule when a member has committed an act of, or made a credible threat of, physical violence directed at a health care provider, the provider’s staff, other patients, or the MCE staff, so that it seriously impairs the MCE’s ability to furnish services to either this particular member or other members.
(b) For purposes of this rule, a credible threat means that there is a significant risk that the member may cause grievous physical injury (including but not limited to death) in the near future, and that risk cannot be eliminated by a modification of policies, practices, or procedures.
(c) MCEs shall require their providers to notify both the MCE and law enforcement immediately when a member has acted violently or makes a credible threat of physical violence.
(A) The notification may be made to the MCE by telephone provided that such notice is followed by written notice to the MCE.
(B) Notice under this subsection (c) shall describe the circumstances surrounding the act or credible threat of violence and the actions taken by the provider as a result.
(C) MCEs shall require their providers to document the incident in the member’s medical record and the MCE shall document the provider’s notice in the member’s case file.
(d) The MCE shall notify the member’s care team of the act or credible threat of violence. The MCE shall involve the member’s care team and, within the laws governing confidentiality, other appropriate individuals which may include, without limitation, a mental health professional or behavioral specialist and other health care professionals who have the clinical expertise necessary for reviewing and assessing the member’s behavior to develop a plan to contact and provide support to the member in remediating the member’s violent behavior.
(e) The MCE and the care team shall make, and document all attempts at contacting and actual contacts with the member regarding the act or credible threat of violence.
(f) If the MCE determines the member does not pose an imminent and credible threat to others, the MCE shall undertake the efforts and processes set forth in section (4) of this rule prior to making any request for disenrollment.
(g) If the MCE determines the member does pose an imminent and credible threat to others and cannot be remediated, as determined by the persons identified in subsection (d) of this section (5), by following the process set forth in section (4) of this rule, the MCE shall have the right to request the member’s disenrollment. The MCE’s disenrollment request shall comply with all of the requirements set forth in section (4)(g) of this rule and shall also comply with all additional requirements as follows:
(A) Include an explanation of why the MCE believes the exception to following the process set forth in section (4) of this rule is necessary as it relates to an act of, or credible threat of, physical violence; and
(B) In addition to all other documentation required to be submitted under section (4) of this rule, the request must also include a copy of the police report or case number. If a police report or case number is not available, the MCE shall submit a copy of the provider’s entry in the member’s medical record, which must be signed by the provider, or a copy of the MCE’s entry into the member’s case file signed by the applicable MCE personnel, or both, that documents the report to law enforcement or any other reasonable evidence.
(6) Approval or Denials of MCE Requests for Disenrollment Due to Uncooperative or Disruptive Behavior, Acts of Violence, or Credible Threats of Violence.
(a) MCE requests made without all documentation, including CCO AR requests for additional or clarifying information, required under sections (4) and (5) of this rule shall be denied.
(A) When there is insufficient documentation submitted with a request for disenrollment, the CCO AR shall notify the MCE of the denial within two business days of the initial request.
(B) MCEs may submit a new request for disenrollment once all required documentation is completed and available to be provided to the CCO AR.
(b) After receipt of a complete MCE request for disenrollment, the request will be evaluated by the MCE’s CCO AR and relevant subject matter experts, including those with licensure or certification, as well as expertise appropriate to the circumstances identified in the request for disenrollment (disenrollment review team).
(c) The CCO AR will document the review, recommendations, and rational with relevant regulatory or clinical criteria made by the disenrollment review team.
(A) The CCO AR shall provide the documentation and recommendations made by the disenrollment review team to Authority’s management for a decision regarding disenrollment of the affected member.
(B) The documentation provided to Authority management by the CCO AR shall also include the name of all disenrollment review team members, their respective areas of expertise, licensure or certification, or both.
(C) The decision, and all individuals involved in making the decision to approve or deny an MCE request for disenrollment under this section (6) of this rule shall be documented in the affected member’s case file maintained by OHA.
(d) The CCO AR shall provide written notice on Authority letterhead to the MCE of the Authority’s decision to approve or deny the MCE’s request for disenrollment. The CCO AR shall provide copies of the notice to the MCE CEO, MCE COO, and OHA Medicaid Director.
(A) All notices of disenrollment approvals and denials shall include the reason for the decision along with applicable, supporting regulatory or clinical criteria, or both, and identify the subject matter expertise and credentials of the disenrollment review team. However, the names of the individuals on the disenrollment review team shall not be included in the notice.
(B) When there is sufficient documentation for the CCO AR to convene a disenrollment review team, the notice of approval or disapproval of the request for disenrollment shall be made by the Authority within 15 business days of receipt of the request for disenrollment.
(e) The CCO AR shall provide the affected member with written notice of their disenrollment within five business days after the Authority has approved the MCE’s request for disenrollment. A copy of the member notice shall be sent to the MCE, which the MCE shall distribute to the member’s care team. A copy of the member notice shall be placed in the member’s case file maintained by the Authority. The notice of disenrollment provided to the member shall include all of the following information:
(A) The disenrollment date;
(B) The reason for disenrollment;
(C) Information regarding the member’s right to file a grievance and their administrative hearing rights; and
(D) All applicable statutory and regulatory support for the decisions made and the member’s rights. A copy of the member’s notice shall be included in OHA’s record of the request and provided to the MCE for distribution the member’s care team.
(f) The date of disenrollment shall be effective ten calendar days after the date of the member’s disenrollment notice, unless:
(A) The member files a grievance or otherwise requests a hearing, in which case disenrollment is tolled pending the outcome of any and all final administrative processes. Upon final decision by an administrative law judge to uphold the Authority’s decision to grant disenrollment, or if the member chooses not to appeal any grievance that results in upholding the approval of disenrollment, the member’s disenrollment shall become effective immediately upon such decisions; or
(B) In cases where the member had a CCO aligned Medicare Advantage plan the date of disenrollment from the MCE will be the same date as the disenrollment from the MCE aligned Medicare Advantage Plan approved by CMS.
(7) Enrollment for Authority Approved Disenrollment.
(a) When circumstance permit, the CCO AR shall enroll a member disenrolled under sections (4) or (5) of this rule into another MCE that is contracted for a service area that includes the member’s residence; or
(b) When circumstances permit, when there are multiple MCE’s contracted for the service area that includes the member’s residence, the CCO AR shall coordinate with the member’s care team to identify an appropriate MCE; or
(c) When no alternative MCE is available in service area that includes the member’s residence, the CCO AR will place an enrollment exemption for the appropriate MCE CCO-A, CCO-B, CCO-E, and CCO-G plans and place the member on Open Card for a twelve month period, after which the CCO AR will reevaluate enrollment options for the member.
(8) Unless specified otherwise in these rules, or in the Authority notification of disenrollment to the MCE, all disenrollments are effective the end of the month the Authority approves the disenrollment.
(a) If the member is no longer eligible for OHP, the effective date of disenrollment shall be the date specified by the Authority.
(b) If the member dies, the last date of enrollment shall be the date of the member’s death.
(9) Transfers of 500 or more members.
(a) As specified in ORS 414.647, the Authority may approve the transfer of 500 or more members from one MCE to another MCE if:
(A) The member’s provider has contracted with the receiving MCE and the provider has stopped accepting patients from the MCE from which the member is being transferred, or has terminated providing services to members who are enrolled with the MCE from which the member is being transferred;
(B) Members are offered the choice of remaining enrolled in the transferring MCE; and
(C) The member and all family (case) members shall be transferred to the provider’s new MCE.
(b) The transfer shall become effective the date on which the provider’s contract with their current MCE terminates or otherwise expires, or on another date approved by the Authority.
(c) Members shall not be transferred under this section (9) unless the following conditions have been satisfied:
(A) The Authority has evaluated the receiving MCE and determined that the receiving MCE meets criteria established by the Authority as stated in OAR 410-141-3705 (Criteria for CCOs) including, but not limited to, ensuring that the MCE maintains a network of providers sufficient in numbers, areas of practice, and geographically distributed in a manner to ensure that the health services provided under the contract are reasonably accessible to members; and
(B) The Authority has provided notice of a transfer to members affected by the transfer at least 90 calendar days before the scheduled date of the transfer.

Source: Rule 410-141-3810 — Disenrollment from MCEs, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=410-141-3810.

410–141–3500
Definitions 410–141–3501
Administration of Oregon Integrated and Coordinated Health Care Delivery System Regulation 410–141–3505
Use of Subcontractors 410–141–3510
Provider Contracting and Credentialing 410–141–3515
Network Adequacy 410–141–3520
Record Keeping and Use of Health Information Technology 410–141–3525
Outcome and Quality Measures 410–141–3530
Sanctions 410–141–3540
Member Protections 410–141–3545
Coordinated Care Organization Behavioral Health Provider, Treatment and Facility Certification and Licensure 410–141–3550
Resolving Disputes between MCEs and the Authority 410–141–3555
Resolving Disputes between Health Care Entities and CCOs that Concern CCO Contact Award 410–141–3560
Resolving Contract Disputes Between Health Care Entities and CCOs 410–141–3565
Managed Care Entity Billing 410–141–3566
Telehealth Service and Reimbursement Requirements 410–141–3570
Managed Care Entity Encounter Claims Data Reporting 410–141–3575
MCE Member Relations: Marketing 410–141–3580
MCE Member Relations: Potential Member Information 410–141–3585
MCE Member Relations: Education and Information 410–141–3590
MCE Member Relations: Member Rights and Responsibilities 410–141–3600
MCE Assessment: Definitions 410–141–3601
MCE Assessment: General Administration 410–141–3605
MCE Assessment: Disclosure of Information 410–141–3610
MCE Assessment: Calculation, Report, Due Date, Verification 410–141–3615
MCE Assessment: Filing an Amended Report 410–141–3620
MCE Assessment: Determining the Date Filed 410–141–3625
MCE Assessment: Authority to Audit Records 410–141–3630
MCE Assessment: Determining Assessment Liability on Failure to File 410–141–3635
MCE Assessment: Financial Penalty for Failure to File a Report or Failure to Pay Assessment When Due 410–141–3640
MCE Assessment: Notice of Proposed Action 410–141–3645
MCE Assessment: Hearing Process 410–141–3650
MCE Assessment: Final Order of Payment 410–141–3655
Assessment: Remedies Available after Final Order of Payment 410–141–3700
CCO Application and Contracting Procedures 410–141–3705
Criteria for CCOs 410–141–3710
Contract Termination and Close-Out Requirements 410–141–3715
CCO Governance 410–141–3720
Service Area Change for Existing CCOs 410–141–3725
CCO Contract Renewal Notification 410–141–3730
Community Health Assessment and Community Health Improvement Plans 410–141–3735
Social Determinants of Health and Equity 410–141–3740
Traditional Health Workers 410–141–3800
CCO Enrollment for Children Receiving Health Services 410–141–3805
Mandatory MCE Enrollment Exceptions 410–141–3810
Disenrollment from MCEs 410–141–3815
CCO Enrollment for Temporary Out-of-Area Behavioral Health Treatment Services 410–141–3820
Covered Services 410–141–3825
Excluded Services and Limitations 410–141–3830
Prioritized List of Health Services 410–141–3835
MCE Service Authorization 410–141–3840
Emergency and Urgent Care Services 410–141–3845
Health-Related Services 410–141–3850
Transition of Care 410–141–3855
Pharmaceutical Services 410–141–3860
Integration and Coordination of Care 410–141–3865
Care Coordination Requirements 410–141–3870
Intensive Care Coordination 410–141–3875
MCE Grievances & Appeals: Definitions and General Requirements 410–141–3880
Grievances & Appeals: Grievance Process Requirements 410–141–3885
Grievances & Appeals: Notice of Action/Adverse Benefit Determination 410–141–3890
Grievances & Appeals: Appeal Process 410–141–3895
Grievances & Appeals: Expedited Appeal 410–141–3900
Grievances & Appeals: Contested Case Hearings 410–141–3905
Grievances & Appeals: Expedited Contested Case Hearings 410–141–3910
Grievances & Appeals: Continuation of Benefits 410–141–3915
Grievances & Appeals: System Recordkeeping 410–141–3920
Transportation: NEMT General Requirements 410–141–3925
Transportation: Vehicle Equipment and Driver Standards 410–141–3930
Transportation: Out-of-Service Area and Out-of-State Transportation 410–141–3935
Transportation: Attendants for Child and Special Needs Transports 410–141–3940
Transportation: Secured Transports 410–141–3945
Transportation: Ground and Air Ambulance Transports 410–141–3955
Transportation: Member Service Modifications and Rights 410–141–3960
Transportation: Member Reimbursed Mileage, Meals, and Lodging 410–141–3965
Reports and Documentation 410–141–5000
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Definitions 410–141–5005
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: CCO Financial Solvency Requirements 410–141–5010
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Procedure for General Financial Reporting and for Determining Financial Solvency Matters 410–141–5015
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Financial Statement Reporting 410–141–5020
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Annual Audited Financial Statements and Auditor’s Report 410–141–5025
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Qualifications of Independent Certified Public Accountant 410–141–5030
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Notification of Adverse Financial Condition 410–141–5035
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Accountant’s Letter of Qualifications 410–141–5040
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Independent Certified Public Accountants Workpapers 410–141–5045
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Corporate Governance Annual Disclosure Filing 410–141–5050
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Requirements for Reinsurance 410–141–5055
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Requirements for Obtaining Credit for Reinsurance 410–141–5060
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Qualified Trust Agreements 410–141–5065
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Letters of Credit 410–141–5070
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Assets, Liabilities, Reserves 410–141–5075
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Disallowance of Certain Reinsurance Transactions 410–141–5080
FINANCIAL SOLVENCY REGULATION: Transparency 410–141–5085
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Definitions 410–141–5090
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Calculation of Value 410–141–5095
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Assets Other Than Securities 410–141–5100
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Investments Used to Provide Compensating Balances 410–141–5105
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Investment of Required Capitalization 410–141–5110
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Investment in Mortgage Loans 410–141–5115
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Investment in Real Property 410–141–5120
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Investment in Corporate Stocks 410–141–5125
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Loans 410–141–5130
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Investments 410–141–5135
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Personal Property 410–141–5140
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: “Prudent Investor” Standard 410–141–5145
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Prohibited Conduct by Directors, Trustees, Officers, Agents or Employees 410–141–5150
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Investment of Funds in Obligations That Are Not Investment Quality 410–141–5155
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Approval by Board 410–141–5160
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Record of Investments 410–141–5165
ASSET VALUATION AND PERMITTED INVESTMENTS: Prohibited Investments 410–141–5170
CAPITALIZATION: Capital and Surplus 410–141–5175
CAPITALIZATION: Impaired Capital and Surplus 410–141–5180
CAPITALIZATION: Dividend and Distribution Restrictions 410–141–5185
CAPITALIZATION: Restricted Reserve Account 410–141–5190
CAPITALIZATION: Surplus Notes 410–141–5195
CAPITALIZATION: Risk-based Capital (RBC) Definitions 410–141–5200
CAPITALIZATION: RBC Reports 410–141–5205
CAPITALIZATION: Company Action Level Event 410–141–5210
CAPITALIZATION: Regulatory Action Level Event 410–141–5215
CAPITALIZATION: Authorized Control Level Event 410–141–5220
CAPITALIZATION: Mandatory Control Level Event 410–141–5225
REPORTING AND APPROVAL OF CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS: Extraordinary Dividends and Other Distributions 410–141–5230
REPORTING AND APPROVAL OF CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS: Reports of Material Acquisitions And Dispositions Of Assets, and Changes to Ceded Reinsurance Agreements 410–141–5235
REPORTING AND APPROVAL OF CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS: Reports of Material Materiality and Reporting Standards for Asset Acquisitions and Dispositions 410–141–5240
REPORTING AND APPROVAL OF CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS: Materiality and Reporting Standards for Changes in Ceded Reinsurance Agreements 410–141–5245
EXAMINATIONS: CCO Production of Books and Records 410–141–5250
EXAMINATIONS: Authority Examinations of CCOs 410–141–5255
CCO ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS: Purpose 410–141–5260
CCO ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS: Activities Prohibited Unless Certain Provisions Satisfied 410–141–5265
CCO ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS: Procedure For Acquiring Controlling Interest 410–141–5270
CCO ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS: Information to Be Included in Form A 410–141–5275
CCO ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS: Hearing, Request, Notice 410–141–5280
CCO ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS: Determination Concerning Proposed Activity, Time For Decision, Grounds For Refusal 410–141–5285
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Definitions 410–141–5290
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Members of Holding Company Systems 410–141–5295
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Form and Contents of Registration Statement 410–141–5300
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Registration Statement Filing 410–141–5305
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Information Required to Be Disclosed 410–141–5310
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Presumption of Control 410–141–5315
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Disclaimer of Affiliation 410–141–5320
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Transactions Within Holding Company 410–141–5325
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Director and Officer Liability 410–141–5330
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Annual Enterprise Risk Report 410–141–5335
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Disclaimers and Termination of Registration 410–141–5340
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Forms 410–141–5345
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Forms 410–141–5350
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Forms 410–141–5355
CCO HOLDING COMPANY REGULATION: Forms 410–141–5360
CCO INSOLVENCY AND DISSOLUTION: Access to Funds and Transition of Members and Records 410–141–5365
CCO INSOLVENCY AND DISSOLUTION: Hazardous Operations 410–141–5370
CCO INSOLVENCY AND DISSOLUTION: Recovery From Parent Corporation Or Holding Company In The Event Of Liquidation Or Rehabilitation 410–141–5375
CCO INSOLVENCY AND DISSOLUTION: Voluntary Dissolution 410–141–5380
CIVIL PENALTIES
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Jun. 8, 2021

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