What happens if post-enrollment verification shows that a beneficiary does not meet eligibility requirements?

When a beneficiary goes through post-enrollment verification and it is determined that they do not meet eligibility requirements, the appropriate response is that they qualify for a Special Enrollment Period (SEP) to enroll in a different plan. SEPs are designed to provide flexibility for beneficiaries who experience changes in their circumstances that affect their eligibility for their current plan. This ensures that individuals have the opportunity to find a plan that better fits their needs, especially after a significant change in status.

The enrollment process is crucial for maintaining access to necessary healthcare coverage, and SEPs serve as an important safety net for those who may not qualify under regular enrollment circumstances. This allows beneficiaries to make necessary adjustments without being forced to wait until the next general enrollment period, thus helping to ensure that they remain covered appropriately.