Or, workers would actually choose their investments upon re-enrollment.
She added that "one approach that some plan sponsors are talking about is re-enrollment, or rebooting the whole plan".
But many said they had recently lost coverage because they were daunted by the requirements for re-enrollment.
Judith Arnold, director of the Division of Coverage and Enrollment for the state Office of Health Insurance Programs, said she has been focused for two years on streamlining the re-enrollment process.
Face-to-face meetings were required for annual re-enrollment in Medicaid and CHIP, the children's health insurance program; locations and hours for enrollment changed, and documentation requirements became more stringent.
Because it never ceased to haunt Rockwell, prompting crises of self-doubt, painting trips to Paris and even re-enrollment at the Art Students League, where he studied as a teenager.
Mr. Utkus of Vanguard said that about 15 to 20 percent of companies with automatic enrollment had extended it to the entire work force, not just new hires, a tactic sometimes called "sweeping" or "re-enrollment".
He noted approvingly that Mr. Bremer had agreed to permit the re-enrollment of Iraqi military officers with honorable records, to ease the "de-Baathification" program to allow some professionals who were party members to return to their jobs, and to post the names of detainees in police stations and courthouses.
In most cases, revoking keys require re-enrollment (original biometric templates are discarded after enrollment).
The present study extends this report by evaluating rates of treatment enrollment and re-enrollment over a 12-month period.
"[Its] current high re-enrollment rate shows that consumers are ready for this improved healthcare experience – especially when it is priced competitively".
