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Category Archives: notices

You’ve Got Mail: Designing Enrollment Notices for a Dual Eligible Demonstration Rollout

Posted on June 26, 2014 by dualzAdmin

With support from The Commonwealth Fund, NSCLC prepared a new resource, You’ve Got Mail: Designing Enrollment Notices for a Dual Eligible Demonstration Rollout. The resource is designed to assist consumer advocates and state officials preparing consumer notices and enrollment materials … Continue reading →

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Notices should be written in plain language

Posted on February 25, 2012 by dualzAdmin

To be meaningful, a notice must be written at a level that the typical dually eligible enrollee can understand. Minnesota requires all written materials created by plans that participate in its Minnesota Senior Health Options and Minnesota Senior Care Plus … Continue reading →

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Notices should be available in a language and format that is accessible to the beneficiary

Posted on February 25, 2012 by dualzAdmin

A translation threshold that includes both a percentage and a numerical threshold, for example, 5 percent of the population in the plan service area or 500 plan members, offers the best consumer protection. Federal regulations governing Medicare Part C and … Continue reading →

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