Each prepaid, capitated provider shall submit to the Department for its prior written approval all marketing plans, procedures, and materials including the following:
No prepaid, capitated provider shall engage in any deceptive marketing practice that misleads, confuses, or defrauds an eligible enrollee or the Department.
Marketing materials distributed to Medicaid recipients for use in selecting a primary care provider, as defined in § 5599, shall be clear and shall include at least the following:
A prepaid, capitated provider shall not provide cash, gift incentives, or rebates to prospective enrollees.
A prepaid, capitated provider shall not claim or assert superior medical care or provider skills or make untruthful, misleading or deceptive statements regarding the merits of its plan.
A prepaid, capitated provider shall not compensate marketing representatives based on commissions or other incentives that are based upon the number of new AFDC or AFDC-related Medicaid recipients enrolled.
Each eligible AFDC and AFDC-related Medicaid recipient in the category or categories covered under the managed care provider agreement shall be considered a potential enrollee and may not be discriminated against on the basis of health status or need for health care services.
Prepaid, capitated providers shall not solicit AFDC or AFDC -related Medicaid recipients already enrolled in another prepaid, capitated provider's plan, except during the period of open enrollment.
No prepaid, capitated provider shall represent to an AFDC or AFDC-related Medicaid recipient that he or she is required to enroll in the prepaid, capitated provider's plan.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 29, r. 29-5305