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I believe the answer to that is no, although once the payment is made, there is an exta amount that can be paid to cover the time in between the termination of employment, and the beginnign of COBRA coverage.

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Q: Does an employer have to reinstate group coverage through COBRA before the initial premium is received from the employee?
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