Which statement about Integrated plan enrollment is true?

• A. Must be a Full Dual-Eligible consumer who lives within the Integrated plan service area and is enrolling in an Integrated plan.
• B. Any Medicare beneficiary can use it.
• C. Only those not dual-eligible can use it.
• D. Not applicable to Integrated plans.

Answer: (D)

Integrated plan enrollment isn’t a separate, standalone enrollment path you select. In practice, enrollment for integrated plans is handled through the standard Medicare Advantage and Medicaid enrollment channels rather than a distinct “Integrated plan enrollment” option. That’s why the statement that this enrollment path is not applicable to Integrated plans is true. The other descriptions imply a special eligibility or universal access that doesn’t exist for a separate Integrated plan enrollment process.