Certified Plan-Based Enroller Program Sample Clauses

The Certified Plan-Based Enroller Program clause establishes a framework for designating and regulating individuals or entities authorized to enroll participants in a specific plan. Typically, this clause outlines the qualifications, training requirements, and ongoing responsibilities for enrollers, ensuring they meet certain standards before assisting with plan enrollment. By setting these criteria, the clause helps maintain the integrity of the enrollment process and ensures that only qualified representatives can guide participants, thereby reducing errors and protecting both the plan sponsor and enrollees.
Certified Plan-Based Enroller Program. Contractor shall meet all eligibility requirements of the Plan-Based Enroller (PBE) Program in Title 10, California Code of Regulations, Chapter 12, § 6700 et seq. to be eligible to participate in the PBE Program. If selected as a Certified Plan- Based Enrollment Entity by Covered California, Contractor agrees to adhere to all rules and regulations of the program, as specified in 10 CCR § 6700 et seq.
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