956 CMR, § 13.04 - Ongoing Discrepancy Resolution Process
(1)
Reports provided to Carriers. During the course of
each applicable Benefit Year, CHIA or the Connector will provide Carriers, at a
frequency specified by the Connector, with Member Month Tracker Reports and
Quarterly Simulation Reports.
(2)
Carrier Review of Reports. Within 30 calendar days of
receiving either of the reports described in 956 CMR 13.04(1), a Carrier must
either:
(a) Confirm to the Connector that the
information in the report accurately reflects the data that the Carrier has
provided to CHIA for the timeframe specified in the report, or
(b) Identify and report to the Connector with
appropriate reporting detail any discrepancy it identifies in the report. The
Connector may through guidance provide the manner and format for reporting any
discrepancies.
(3) If a
Carrier neither confirms that the data are accurate nor reports a discrepancy,
the Connector will deem the report to be accurate and that no discrepancies
have been identified consistent with 956 CMR 13.04(5).
(4)
Efforts to Resolve the
Discrepancy. Following the reporting of a discrepancy by the
Carrier, the Connector and the Carrier, along with CHIA as appropriate or
necessary, will work together to resolve the discrepancy. The Connector may at
its discretion work with the Carrier for up to 60 calendar days to seek to
resolve the discrepancy, or it may choose to close the case regarding the
discrepancy at an earlier time.
(5)
Discrepancies Subject to Reconsideration: Any
discrepancies that are reported but that remain unresolved after April
30th of the year following the applicable Benefit
Year (including discrepancy cases closed by the Connector prior to resolution),
or discrepancies that could not have been identified by the Carrier by April
30th, may be addressed through the reconsideration
process described in
956 CMR
13.06 and
13.07.
Any discrepancy that could have been identified by the Carrier under 956 CMR
13.04(2) but was not so identified and reported to the Health Connector may not
be raised in the reconsideration process.
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