ginny just enrolled in a c-snp that uses the post-enrollment verification method. when will the plan send her a termination notification letter if it has not yet been able to verify a qualifying chronic condition?

The plan will send Ginny a termination notification letter 30 days after the last attempt to contact the provider if it still has not been able to verify that she has a qualifying chronic condition.

Why this happens

• C-SNPs that use the post-enrollment verification method must try to verify the member’s qualifying chronic condition with the provider within defined time frames.

• If, after these attempts, the plan still cannot verify the condition, it issues a termination notification letter 30 days after the final attempt to contact the provider.

• Actual disenrollment (loss of plan membership) is typically aligned with the end of a coverage month following these notices, but the notification itself is triggered 30 days after the last verification attempt.

In short: for the exam-style question as written, the correct choice is “30 days after the last attempt to contact the provider.”

TL;DR:
Ginny’s C-SNP will send her a termination notification letter 30 days after the last attempt to contact her provider if a qualifying chronic condition still cannot be verified.

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