; and (III) coverage in such program and any related managed care organization becomes effective. (ii) Managed care organization continuity The State implements policies to enroll the individual in the managed care organization in which the individual was a member prior to the loss of medical assistance eligibility, if such managed care organization participates in the other insurance affordability program, unless the individual voluntarily selects a separate managed care organization. (C) Enhanced data-sharing between the state and an american health benefit exchange and agencies The State utilizes findings from an American Health Benefit Exchange, an Express Lane Agency (as identified by the State and as described in section 1902(e)(13)(F)), the Social Security Administration, or other agencies administering employment, educational, or social services programs as identified by the State, to document income, residency, age, or other relevant information in determining or renewing eligibility. (D) Eligibility based on pending status The State maintains eligibility for enrollees whose renewal status has not yet been determined and for whom eligibility based on alternative eligibility criteria has not yet been ruled out. (E) Default reenrollment in managed care organization In the case of individuals who are determined to be eligible for medical assistance under this title after the loss of eligibility for fewer than 6 months, and who previously had been members of a managed care organization, the State re-enrolls the individual in the managed care organization in which the individual was a member prior to the loss of eligibility, unless the individual voluntarily selects a separate managed care organization. (2) Performance bonus payment to support 12-month continuous enrollment for medicaid enrollees (A) Authority to make bonus payments (i) In general In addition to the payments provided under section 2105(a), the Secretary shall make a bonus payment for fiscal years beginning with the first fiscal year that