Which scenario would NOT lead to disenrollment from a stand-alone PDP?

Disenrollment from a stand-alone Prescription Drug Plan (PDP) can occur under various circumstances, but timely payment of premiums is not one of them. When beneficiaries pay their premiums on time, they maintain their enrollment in the plan. The plan requires beneficiaries to keep up with their premium payments to remain enrolled, and failure to do so could result in disenrollment. Therefore, paying premiums on time ensures ongoing coverage and is a critical factor in maintaining enrollment.

In contrast, scenarios such as enrolling in a non-PFFS (Private Fee for Service) MA-only plan or choosing to stay in an Employer-Sponsored MA-PD can lead to disenrollment because these actions may conflict with the benefits and structure of the stand-alone PDP. Additionally, failure to respond to updates could indicate a lack of compliance with required processes, which can also result in disenrollment from the PDP.