CMS adds enforcement flexibility for exchanges' COVID-19-related payment decisions
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services yesterday issued an to outline COVID-19-related payment and grace period flexibilities for issuers offering coverage on the federally-facilitated exchanges and state-based exchanges on the federal platform. The agency says it will 鈥渆xercise enforcement discretion鈥 if issuers extend premium payment deadlines and delay cancellations or terminations of coverage for non-payment of premiums, assuming these are done with the permission of applicable state regulatory authorities. CMS also is encouraging state-based exchanges to take a similar approach. CMS also released the following FAQs:
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