Unless in cases of explicit termination, the effective end date should be sent as datemax
effective_end_date
for each enrolled member for a given coverage block.
effective_end_date
is a required field, a defined end date should only be provided if the member’s coverage is expected to terminate on that specific date. Otherwise, the member’s effective_end_date
should be sent as datemax
(9999-12-31
).
Even if the plan year is scheduled to end on a specific date, it’s common for coverage to continue into the next plan year uninterrupted, so a member’s end date should remain at datemax
.
effective_end_date
should be sent as the plan end date and a separate coverage block should be created for the new plan.
effective_end_date
should be set with a defined value even though the coverage is not ending. The second block takes care of signifying the open-ended nature of the coverage.
effective_end_date
should be set to one day before the effective_start_date
.
effective_end_date
should be set to the last day of coverage.
If you know in advance that a coverage will terminate on a specific date (due to cessation of employment, the end of a plan, or another reason), set that date as the effective_end_date
as soon as you know it. Future terminations are processed differently by different carriers, so these changes may exist in a processing
state for longer as Noyo holds the change until a carrier is able to accept it.