What is the proposed effective date for enrollment when notified that a plan won't be renewed?

When an individual is notified that their Medicare plan will not be renewed, the proposed effective date for enrollment in a new plan is typically the first of the following month. This allows beneficiaries to make a choice about their new coverage without any gaps in insurance.

This rule is designed to ensure a seamless transition for those affected by non-renewal, providing them with the opportunity to enroll in a plan that meets their needs while having their new coverage begin promptly. This timing can be crucial for maintaining continuous healthcare coverage and avoiding any potential disruptions in accessing services.

The other options do not align with standard practices regarding enrollment dates following non-renewal notifications. For example, an immediate effective date at the time of notification could lead to confusion and gaps in coverage, while extending the enrollment period to two months later or specifying a particular month would not be consistent with the intended immediacy of response to non-renewal situations.