Rhode Island Code of Regulations
Title 210 - Executive Office of Health and Human Services
Chapter 30 - Medicaid for Children, Families, and Affordable Care Act (ACA) Adults
Subchapter 05 - Service Delivery Options
Part 2 - Medicaid Managed Care Delivery Options
Section 210-RICR-30-05-2.46 - Transitioning Members between MCOs and Delivery Systems
Universal Citation: 210 RI Code of Rules 30 05 2.46
Current through March 25, 2025
A. It may be necessary to transition a Medicaid member between MCOs or from one (1) delivery system - RHP to RIte Care or vice versa - for a variety of reasons:
1.
Change in MCOs within a delivery system - The transition between Medicaid MCOs
may occur as a result of change in MCO during open enrollment or a change that
is ordered as part of a grievance resolution. The MCOs have written policies
and procedures for transferring relevant patient information, including medical
records and other pertinent materials, when transitioning a member to or from
another MCO. The MCO must transfer this information at no cost to the
member.
2. Change in delivery
systems - Medicaid members may be transitioned from one managed care delivery
system into another as a result of changes in eligibility status. Adults
enrolled in RIte Care who are between the ages of nineteen (19) and sixty-four
(64) may be eligible under the MACC group for adults when their dependent
children age out of MACC group for children and young adults. Once a RHP member
has given birth, both newborn and/or parents may be transitioned to RIte Care
if income is within the eligibility thresholds set forth in Medicaid Affordable
Care Coverage Groups Overview and Eligibility Pathways (Subchapter 00 Part 1 of
this Chapter). Enrollment in MCOs during such transitions will strive to
preserve the continuity of care to the full extent feasible. Accordingly,
Medicaid members enrolled in a particular MCO subject to a delivery system
transition will be enrolled in the same health plan, if participating, in the
new delivery system.
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