“Employee has multiple Coverage Types during the same time period” error message. What does this mean? How can I fix it?
The ACA Track data integrity test checks that the employee information you provided is consistent with known data rules. In this case, an employee has multiple Coverage Types listed for the same period of time. The typically occurs because a new Coverage Begin Date is not listed when an employee changed their Coverage Type.
Locate all Coverage Type changes for an employee, and make sure that:
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There is a Coverage End Date associated with their old Coverage Type
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There is a new Coverage Begin Date provided for their new Coverage Type.
For specific coding instructions, see Sample Scenarios for the Employee Datasheet.
Article Modified on: Thu, Aug 3, 2017 at 2:56 PM
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