Sec. 4. Transitional use of receipt of insurance payment as alternative to health insurance card for Exchange plans
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The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall require a health insurance issuer that offers a qualified health plan through an Exchange under title I of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ( Public Law 111–148 )— to allow in-network providers in such plan to treat, for purposes of coverage under the plan, a receipt of payment of premiums by an individual enrolled under the plan for January or February 2014 who has not received a health insurance card from the issuer in the same manner as if such receipt were such a health insurance card issued to such individual by the issuer for services furnished during such month; and to notify such in-network providers of the policy under paragraph (1).
Nothing in this section shall be construed as precluding a health care provider from directly seeking to verify the status of the enrollment of an individual in a qualified health plan offered through an Exchange by contacting the Exchange or the issuer of such plan.
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Transitional use of receipt of insurance payment as alternative to health insurance card for Exchange plans
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