11 Mildred Philps, initially enrolled in Original Medicare when first eligible for…

11 Mildred Philps, initially enrolled in Original Medicare when first eligible for Medicare. During open enrollment Mildred switched to Fairhaven Medicare Advantage. Prior to her enrollment in Fairhaven, Mildred had begun treatment for a serious illness with a nonnetwork provider. She asks you whether the treatment from the non-network provider must stop immediately? What do you say? geoquad a. No, when an individual enrolls in a Medicare Advantage (MA) plan after starting a course of treatment, there is a maximum 60-day transition period during which the MA organization may not disrupt or require authorization for the active course of treatment. geoquad b. No, when an individual enrolls in a Medicare Advantage (MA) plan after starting a course of treatment, there is a minimum 90-day transition period during which the MA organization may not disrupt or require authorization for the active course of treatment. geoquad c. Yes, treatment must stop immediately from the non-network provider. Mildred must find an in-network provider to continue her plan of care. geoquad d. No, Mildred has a 30-day transition period during which she must find an in-network provider to continue her plan of care.