Active/Inactive Enrollee Clause Samples

The Active/Inactive Enrollee clause defines the criteria for determining whether an individual is considered actively enrolled or inactive within a program, plan, or service. Typically, this clause outlines specific conditions such as participation status, payment of dues, or engagement in required activities that distinguish active enrollees from those who are inactive. For example, an active enrollee might be someone who has paid all necessary fees and is currently participating, while an inactive enrollee may have lapsed in payment or not met participation requirements. The core function of this clause is to clearly establish eligibility and access to benefits or services, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring that only qualified individuals receive the intended coverage or privileges.