ADDITIONAL SUPPORTING INFORMATION. All other supporting information or supporting documentation required by Lender to underwrite the Loan
ADDITIONAL SUPPORTING INFORMATION of the Commission’s regulations generally requires public utilities to file certain cost and other information related to an examination of traditional cost-of- service rates. However, the revisions filed herewith do not modify a traditional “rate” and the ISO is not a traditional investor-owned utility. Therefore, to the extent necessary, the Filing Parties request waiver of Section 35.13 of the Commission’s regulations.36 Notwithstanding its request for waiver, the Filing Parties submit the following additional information in substantial compliance with relevant provisions of Section 35.13 of the Commission’s regulations:
ADDITIONAL SUPPORTING INFORMATION. This filing proposes an amendment to Schedule 16 of the NEPOOL Tariff to change the formula by which eligible generator owners are compensated for providing black start-related SRPS. The changes proposed by this filing will potentially increase rates. Accordingly, the NEPOOL Participants Committee submits the following information in compliance with the identified filing regulations of the Commission:
ADDITIONAL SUPPORTING INFORMATION. NEPOOL and ISO-NE submit the following additional information pursuant to Sections 205 of the Federal Power Act and 35.13 of the Code of Federal Regulations:
ADDITIONAL SUPPORTING INFORMATION. Health Departments, located in every county in Georgia, serve as essential providers for Medicaid members by operating as Network Providers of Medicaid Services. Every County Health Department is a qualified provider for Medicaid Programs. A participation agreement would ensure that there is a strong linkage between the managed care organizations and the local health departments. The continued development of collaborative relationships between the CMOs and Public Health will be critical in achieving improvements in priority health areas: The presence of Public Health in each county allows for the provision of local clinical and case management services that enhance the Medicaid member’s resilience and ability to better utilize Medicaid services in a cost effective manner. Public Health’s ability to coordinate such local services with the efforts of the CMOs will provide great value to the state’s Medicaid program. The local health departments and districts can become an even more complementary piece to the state’s efforts in expanding and enhancing managed care. A stronger partnership with the Managed Care program will enable the state to better serve many of its more vulnerable and patients who tend to fall into the healthcare gaps between private insurance and Medicaid due to serious health and economic conditions, which in turn could ultimately lead to lower utilization for the Medicaid program. DPH utilizes specific grant funding to support this population. Closer collaboration with the CMOs will allow us to maximize the use of these funds and reduce duplication of services. Through these grants, Public Health can provide services that wraparound Medicaid- reimbursable services as well as services that reach populations or treat conditions in ways that will ultimately reduce Medicaid utilization and improve healthcare across the state. A guaranteed public health services Medicaid contract with the health departments will also reduce the administrative burden on both the health districts and the Medicaid administrative staff by enabling the local departments to bill for regular Medicaid reimbursable codes instead of through complicated, specialty “packages” like DSPS. Public health, at both the state and local level, has significant expertise and data related to population-based health analyses. Closer collaboration between the health departments and the CMOs will lead to more robust data and analyses of both the population and the health needs of Georg...
ADDITIONAL SUPPORTING INFORMATION. The Filing Parties submit the following additional information pursuant to Sections 205 of the FPA and 35.13 of the Code of Federal Regulations:
