New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 8 - SOCIAL SERVICES
Chapter 315 - OTHER LONG TERM CARE SERVICES
Part 2 - PROGRAM OF ALL-INCLUSIVE CARE FOR THE ELDERLY (PACE)
Section 8.315.2.17 - DISENROLLMENT OF PARTICIPANTS

Universal Citation: 8 NM Admin Code 8.315.2.17

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024

All voluntary and involuntary disenrollments will be documented and available for review by the state medicaid agency. The provider will inform the ISD office when a participant is being disenrolled either voluntarily or involuntarily. Disenrollment is effective by the first day of the second calendar month following the date in which enrollment has changed.

A. Voluntary disenrollment: A participant may begin the process of voluntary disenrollment at any time during the month. The provider shall use the most expedient process allowed by medicaid and medicare procedures while ensuring a coordinated disenrollment date. Until enrollment is terminated, the participants are required to continue using the PACE program services and remain liable for any premiums. The provider shall continue to provide all needed services until the date of termination.

B. Involuntary disenrollment: A participant may be involuntarily disenrolled if the participant:

(1) moves out of the PACE program service area;

(2) is a person with decision-making capacity who consistently does not comply with the individual plan of care and poses a significant risk to self or others;

(3) experiences a breakdown in the physician or team participant relationship such that the PACE program provider's ability to furnish services to either the participant or other participant(s) is seriously impaired;

(4) refuses services or is unwilling to meet conditions of participation as they appear in the enrollment agreement;

(5) refuses to provide accurate financial information, provides false information or illegally transfers assets;

(6) is out of the PACE program provider service area for more than 30 days (unless arrangements have been made with the PACE program provider);

(7) is enrolled in a PACE program that loses its contracts or licenses which enable it to offer health care services;

(8) ceases to meet the financial or non-financial criteria; and

(9) ceases to meet the level of care (LOC) at any time.

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