In the July 15, 2011 Federal Register (76 FR 41865), we published a proposed rule
establishing special enrollment periods for the individual Health Insurance Exchange.
Section § 155.420 (d)(1)
establishes a special enrollment period for qualified individuals who lose certain types of coverage, including minimum essential coverage.
Sections 147.104 (b)(2) and 155.420 (d)(1)(ii) also
establish a special enrollment period (also referred to as a limited open enrollment period) for individuals enrolled in non-calendar year individual health insurance policies when their policy year ends in 2014.
Not exact matches
That fact, coupled with the GOP
enrollment edge in NY - 26 and compressed time
period of the
special election (even with the new timeline
established by Gov. Andrew Cuomo), Corwin is going to have a serious leg up in this race.
This interim final rule with comment
establishes provisions that alter the parameters of select
special enrollment periods and that revise certain rules governing consumer operated and oriented plans (CO-OPs).
One commenter requested that States with SBE - FPs have the flexibility to
establish State - specific
special enrollment periods to address the particular needs of consumers in their State.
Second, we propose to amend § 155.725 (h) so that SHOPs would need only to
establish effective dates for employees enrolling in coverage during the initial group
enrollment and the employee annual open
enrollment period, rather than for
special enrollment periods, because SHOPs must ensure that effective dates for employees enrolling during
special enrollment periods are consistent with the effective dates specified in § 155.420 (b).
All of those bills are aimed at specific provisions of the ACA, or the ways in which the law has been implemented via subsequent regulations (for example, HHS was tasked with
establishing the specific requirements and details for
special enrollment periods, and initially opted to use the honor system rather than requiring proof of qualifying events).