Capability to Receive Electronically Sample Clauses
The 'Capability to Receive Electronically' clause establishes that a party must have the necessary systems or technology to accept documents, notices, or communications in electronic form. In practice, this means the party should maintain a valid email address or access to an electronic platform specified in the agreement, ensuring they can reliably receive important information. This clause helps prevent disputes or missed communications by clarifying each party's responsibility to be equipped for electronic correspondence, thereby supporting efficient and timely exchanges.
Capability to Receive Electronically. (1) The MCO shall have the capability to receive enrollment data electronically from the STATE via a medium prescribed by the STATE. If there is a disruption of the STATE’s electronic capabilities, the MCO has the time period specified in Section 3.2.10(B) to disseminate enrollment information to its Enrollees.
(2) The MCO shall provide valid enrollment data to Providers for Enrollee coverage verification by the first day of the month and within two working days of availability of enrollment data at the time of reinstatement. This shall include all subcontractors. The MCO may require its Providers to use the STATE’s Electronic Verification System (EVS) or MN-ITS system to meet this requirement.
(3) The STATE shall provide to the MCO an annual MMIS schedule of enrollment and reinstatement deadlines. If the STATE changes this schedule, other than electronic disruptions as indicated in this section, the STATE shall provide the MCO with reasonable written notice of the new timelines.
Capability to Receive Electronically. The MCO shall have the capability to receive enrollment data electronically via a medium prescribed by the STATE.
(A) If there is a disruption of the STATE’s electronic capabilities, the MCO has fifteen (15) days to disseminate enrollment information to its Enrollees.
(B) The MCO shall provide valid enrollment data to Providers for Enrollee coverage verification by the first day of the month, and within two working days of availability of enrollment data at the time of reinstatement. This shall include all subcontractors. The MCO may require its Providers to use the STATE’s Electronic Verification System (EVS) or MN-ITS system to meet this requirement. Additional enrollment parameters for MCOs who contract with the STATE for TPA services are subject to the terms and conditions of the separate TPA contract.
(C) The STATE shall provide to the MCO an annual MMIS schedule of enrollment and reinstatement deadlines. If the STATE changes this schedule, other than electronic disruptions as indicated in this section, the STATE shall provide the MCO with reasonable written notice of the new timelines.
Capability to Receive Electronically. The HEALTH PLAN shall have the capability to receive enrollment data electronically via a medium prescribed by the STATE. If there is a disruption of the STATE’s electronic capabilities, the HEALTH PLAN has the time period specified in Section 3.2.3.A. to disseminate enrollment information to its Enrollees. The HEALTH PLAN shall provide valid enrollment data to providers for Enrollee coverage verification by the first day of the month and within two working days of receipt at the time of reinstatement, pursuant to Section 3.4.3. This shall include pharmacy verifications. The HEALTH PLAN may require its providers to use the STATE’s Electronic Verification System (EVS) to meet this requirement.
Capability to Receive Electronically. The MCO shall have the capability to receive enrollment data electronically via a medium prescribed by the STATE.
(1) If there is a disruption of the STATE’s electronic capabilities, the MCO has fifteen (15) days to disseminate enrollment information to its Enrollees, pursuant to section 3.2.6(B) of this Contract.
(2) The MCO shall provide valid enrollment data to Providers for Enrollee coverage verification by the first day of the month and within two working days of availability of enrollment data at the time of reinstatement, pursuant to section 3.4.
Capability to Receive Electronically. The MCO shall have the capability to receive enrollment data electronically via a medium prescribed by the STATE.