disenrollment

The formal leaving of a managed care plan or other health coverage program; the termination of a person’s or group’s membership in a health plan

disenrollment

(dis″ĕn-rōl′mĕnt)
The termination of a person's health insurance coverage by the insurer or the withdrawal from coverage by the insured.
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Noting that time was running out on the program, the advocates stated that "Many states are just weeks away from setting in motion processes to establish waiting lists and send out disenrollment notices to families.
CHIP funding must stay, APHA urges
Dismembered: Native Disenrollment and the Battle for Human Rights
Dismembered: Native Disenrollment and the Battle for Human Rights
Using pre-post survival analysis and interrupted time series (ITS) designs, we compared demographic and plan characteristics, short-term enrollment rates, and hazard ratios for disenrollment and health care utilization among members enrolled in Harvard Pilgrim Health Care (HPHC) individual market health insurance plans in the 3.
Impact of Massachusetts health reform on enrollment length and health care utilization in the unsubsidized individual market
Previous research (Bansak and Raphael 2007 and Wolfe and Scrivner 2005) suggests that, in general, increases in the complexity of application and renewal requirements within public insurance programs will lead to reductions in take-up rates and increases in disenrollment rates among those eligible.
Enhanced citizenship verification and children's Medicaid coverage
13-02 du 12 fevrier 2013, <<Initiating Involuntary Disenrollment for Certain Descendants of Annie George>> (Debut de la desinscription imposee a certains descendants d'Annie George), statuait qu'il s'etait produit par erreur une inscription au registre des Indiens du fait de deux articles de la Constitution tribale.
Sur la frontiere: les Salish du littoral et l'erosion de la souverainete
Critics of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) exchange system have noted that it loses some business to disenrollment as the year goes on.
CDC finds weakness in off-exchange health enrollment
3) The disenrollment effect was about twice as strong for children as for spouses: 2.
Insurance fraud in the workplace? Evidence from a dependent verification program
Most DEAs result in the disenrollment of some ineligible dependents.
Controlling health-care costs with dependent eligibility audits
Failure to pass the APFT or height and weight may result in the student's disenrollment.
4. Information regarding the Judge Advocate Officer Advanced Course (JAOAC)
Now, unless you move out of your service area or go back to a group employer plan, there are very few reasons to be able to dis-enroll outside the special disenrollment or annual election periods.
Majority of Medicare Advantage Enrollees Switching from Traditional Medicare
The County is accepting proposals from experienced and qualified firms to perform a dependent eligibility audit ( Audit ) designed to identify, report and assist with the disenrollment of ineligible dependents from the County s benefit plans.
Dependent eligibility audit of the self-funded medical and dental plans
Critics of disenrollment say the rising tide of tribal expulsions is due to greed over increased gambling profits, along with political in-fighting and old family and personal feuds.
Disenrolled Natives left 'culturally homeless'

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