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  • PART 417—HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS, COMPETITIVE MEDICAL PLANS, AND HEALTH CARE PREPAYMENT PLANS
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Subpart K—Enrollment, Entitlement, and Disenrollment under Medicare Contract

  • §417.420 Basic rules on enrollment and entitlement.
  • §417.422 Eligibility to enroll in an HMO or CMP.
  • §417.423 Special rules: ESRD and hospice patients.
  • §417.424 Denial of enrollment.
  • §417.426 Open enrollment requirements.
  • §417.427 Extending MA and Part D program disclosure requirements to section 1876 cost contract plans.
  • §417.428 Marketing activities.
  • §417.430 Application procedures.
  • §417.432 Conversion of enrollment.
  • §417.434 Reenrollment.
  • §417.436 Rules for enrollees.
  • §417.440 Entitlement to health care services from an HMO or CMP.
  • §417.442 Risk HMO's and CMP's: Conditions for provision of additional benefits.
  • §417.444 Special rules for certain enrollees of risk HMOs and CMPs.
  • §417.446 [Reserved]
  • §417.448 Restriction on payments for services received by Medicare enrollees of risk HMOs or CMPs.
  • §417.450 Effective date of coverage.
  • §417.452 Liability of Medicare enrollees.
  • §417.454 Charges to Medicare enrollees.
  • §417.456 Refunds to Medicare enrollees.
  • §417.458 Recoupment of uncollected deductible and coinsurance amounts.
  • §417.460 Disenrollment of beneficiaries by an HMO or CMP.
  • §417.461 Disenrollment by the enrollee.
  • §417.464 End of CMS's liability for payment: Disenrollment of beneficiaries and termination or default of contract.

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