Define: Late Enrollees

How is Late Enrollees defined in a legal contract?

• Late Enrollees means individuals who do not enroll for coverage under the plan within the required [number] day period when they first become eligible for coverage. The term does not include Special Enrollees.
  Seen in 8 SEC filings
• Late Enrollees means [people] who request enrollment in a health benefit plan after the initial open enrollment period. A person will not be considered a Late Enrollee if they enroll during their initial enrollment period under the [agreement], or if the person enrolls during a special enrollment period.
  Seen in 5 SEC filings
• Late Enrollees means [people] who request enrollment in a health benefit plan after the initial open enrollment period. An individual will not be considered a Late Enrollee if they enroll during their initial enrollment period under the [agreement], if they enroll during a special enrollment period, or if a court orders that coverage be provided for a minor [individual] under a Member’s Contract, as long as the Member requests enrollment for such Dependent within [number] days after the order is issued.
  Seen in 5 SEC filings

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Genie Definition 1

Late Enrollees means individuals who don’t enroll in the provided plan during the initial eligibility period.

Relevant Contract Types

• Employee Benefit Plans Contract
• Health Insurance Agreements

Relevant Circumstances

• During registration for any new health insurance plan.
• After the expiry of the initial eligibility period for an insurance plan.

Relevant Sectors

• Insurance Sector
• Human Resources

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