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C.F.R. Title 42 Chapter IV Subchapter B Part 417 Subpart K

Code of Federal Regulations · Subpart

Subpart K — Enrollment, Entitlement, And Disenrollment Under Medicare Contract

42 C.F.R. pt. 417, subpt. K

  • § 417.420 Basic Rules On Enrollment And Entitlement
  • § 417.422 Eligibility To Enroll In An Hmo Or Cmp
  • § 417.423 Special Rules: Esrd And Hospice Patients
  • § 417.424 Denial Of Enrollment
  • § 417.426 Open Enrollment Requirements
  • § 417.427 Extending Ma And Part D Program Disclosure Requirements To Section 1876 Cost Contract Plans
  • § 417.428 Marketing Activities
  • § 417.430 Application Procedures
  • § 417.432 Conversion Of Enrollment
  • § 417.434 Reenrollment
  • § 417.436 Rules For Enrollees
  • § 417.440 Entitlement To Health Care Services From An Hmo Or Cmp
  • § 417.442 Risk Hmo's And Cmp's: Conditions For Provision Of Additional Benefits
  • § 417.444 Special Rules For Certain Enrollees Of Risk Hmos And Cmps
  • § 417.446 [reserved]
  • § 417.448 Restriction On Payments For Services Received By Medicare Enrollees Of Risk Hmos Or Cmps
  • § 417.450 Effective Date Of Coverage
  • § 417.452 Liability Of Medicare Enrollees
  • § 417.454 Charges To Medicare Enrollees
  • § 417.456 Refunds To Medicare Enrollees
  • § 417.458 Recoupment Of Uncollected Deductible And Coinsurance Amounts
  • § 417.460 Disenrollment Of Beneficiaries By An Hmo Or Cmp
  • § 417.461 Disenrollment By The Enrollee
  • § 417.464 End Of Cms's Liability For Payment: Disenrollment Of Beneficiaries And Termination Or Default Of Contract
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