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Special Enrollment Period

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Debbie missed Open Enrollment and applied for Medicaid but was denied, are they eligible for special enrollment?

a)

Not enough information

b)

No, they had to have applied during OE or during a QLE and then been denied

c)

Yes, being denied Medicaid is a life event

2.

Steve cancelled his COBRA because he is no longer able to afford it, can he qualify for a special enrollment?

a)

No, because cancelling a plan is not a valid event

b)

Yes, because COBRA is expensive

c)

No, because you can't cancel it, it only expires on its own

d)

Yes, because COBRA is not a QHP

3.

Carols employer stopped contributing towards their COBRA premium, is that a QLE?

a)

Yes, the change in assistance makes them eligible

b)

No, once you elect COBRA you are stuck with it

4.

Charlamagne was receiving a subsidy but had an increase in income above 400% FPL and lost their subsidy. Are they eligible to change their plan?

a)

Yes, but they will have to stay in the same metal level

b)

Yes, and they can choose any plan

c)

No, they must stay in the same plan

d)

Not enough information to answer

5.

Santiago made a permenant move to the U.S. from Italy. What documentation is needed to verify their QLE?

a)

I-94, proof of entry

b)

Proof of insurance

c)

Income Documents

d)

Incarceration status

6.

Karen went to Spain for 3 months where she had scheduled a hip replacement and has recently returned to the U.S. She is now inquiring about obtaining health insurance through a special enrollment since she moved back to the U.S. from a foreign country.

a)

Karen did not make a permanent move & moving for medical treatment is not a valid reason, Karen is not eligible for an SEP

b)

Karen's previous insurance worked in a foreign country, therefore she cannot apply for new coverage

c)

Karen has a QLE, since she left the US and then came back within one year

d)

There is not enough information to determine her QLE status

7.

Marriage is a qualifying life event as long as _____

a)

Both spouse's held insurance for at least one day in the last 60 days

b)

They have no children

c)

At least one spouse carried insurance for at least one day in the 60 days before their marriage

d)

They have a home together and live at the same address

8.

Mike is losing short term disability insurance and moving to long term disability. Does Mike have a qualifying life event?

a)

Yes

b)

No

9.

Is being pregnant a qualifying life event? Why?

a)

No, only having the baby is

b)

Yes, it's the biggest life event to ever happen in someones life

10.

Jack is losing workman's comp insurance, can they enroll in coverage during special enrollment?

a)

No, it is not considered a qualified health plan

b)

Yes, losing insurance is a life event

11.

Can someone experience a qualifying life event during open enrollment?

a)

Yes, but they will need to complete 2 applications

b)

No, they can only enroll for Jan of the next year

12.

Fatima just received their A- number but their immigration status has not changed and are waiting for approval. Are they eligible to enroll for special enrollment?

a)

Yes, but they may not qualify for a subsidy

b)

No, a date of approval is required in order to complete an application

c)

Yes, as long as they have the A number the immigration status does not matter

d)

No, they must be a resident or citizen

13.

What questions would you ask to find out more about someone's life event to determine if it is qualifying or not? (select all that apply)

a)

When their life event happened

b)

Do nothing, the consumer will tell you everything you need tok know

c)

Why they lost insurance & Where they got their insurance from

d)

Who experienced the event

14.

Is developing cancer or medical condition a qualifying life event? Why?

a)

Yes, especially cancer or infusions

b)

No, anything medical related is not considered a QLE

c)

No, it has to be terminal

15.

Carla calls in because they received a notice that the family lost Medicaid. When asked for the reason, she said it was due to documentation not being sent in. What can we tell Carla?

a)

Their loss of coverage is a life event which will allow them to apply within 60 days of the date on the letter

b)

They may still eligible for Medicaid and need to follow up with Medicaid to either reapply and provide documents or be denied officially

16.

Do you have to prove insurance coverage if you move to the US from a foreign country? Why?

a)

Yes, they need to prove it or it is not qualified

b)

No, because almost every country has universal healthcare

17.

Dave calls in because his short term policy through Freedom Life is ending. It was an inferior plan that focused on emergency coverage and based on his current needs, he is now looking for something with a bit more coverage. What can we tell Dave?

a)

Because a short term plan is not a qualified health plan he will not be eligible to apply until Open Enrollment

b)

Losing insurance, as long as it covered emergencies, is a qualifying event to enroll now

c)

There is not enough information

18.

What challenges may arise when helping someone who was recently released from incarceration?

a)

Having a permanent home address

b)

Meeting income requirements

c)

Being rude to us

d)

Their level of understanding of the ACA

19.

Months before their divorce was finalized, Jared dropped Eric from his employer coverage. Can Eric, who called within 60 days, apply with a special enrollment?

a)

Yes, but they may not qualify for a subsidy if the divorce doesn't occur within the benefit year

b)

No, they must be divorced

c)

Yes and they can file single for the subsidy

d)

Not enough information

20.

Cynthia calls from prison, they will be released in 2 weeks and want to get coverage for when they are released, will they qualify?

a)

No, Cynthia cannot apply until after they are released, but we can run a quote and give them information

b)

Yes, they get up to 60 days before release to apply and it's always good to be prepared

c)

No, they have to wait until open enrollment

d)

Yes, they will even get a subsidy

21.

Why is there a special enrollment instead of year round open enrollment?

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22.

What are some examples of documents a consumer can use to verify their move? (select all that apply)

a)

Proof of insurance and USPS address change document

b)

Lease / mortgage agreement

c)

Previous address

d)

New utility bill

23.

Can you apply for coverage before you move?

a)

No, you can only apply after the move

b)

Yes, as long as you have the address where you will be moving

c)

Depends, if you have done the address change already you can apply using that date

d)

No, a move is not a life event

24.

Which states considers becoming pregnant a qualifying life event?

a)

NY, DC, MD

b)

KY, VA, VT

c)

ID, IL, NV

d)

NC, RI, MA

25.

If a consumer elected COBRA but only for one month, when can they apply for Marketplace? (select all that apply)

a)

After 18 months

b)

Within their 60 day window from losing employer coverage

c)

During Open Enrollment

d)

After they run out of money to pay for it