Close-Out, Performance Year Obligations Sample Clauses

Close-Out, Performance Year Obligations. In the event this Program Addendum is terminated, non-renewed, or expires, ACO, Participant and Preferred Provider agree to complete a close-out process by furnishing all quality measure reporting data, including all claims or encounters for services rendered to Beneficiaries, to ACO. Moreover, a Participant, Preferred Provider and ACO will be required to meet all financial obligations for any Performance Year in which it participated in ACO for any period of time, even if not the full Performance Year, including Shared Losses and Savings.
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Close-Out, Performance Year Obligations. In the event this Program Addendum is terminated or expires, Participant and Preferred Provider agree to complete a close-out process by furnishing all quality measure reporting data, including all claims or encounters for services rendered to Beneficiaries/Members, to ACO and to BCBSVT. Moreover, Participant, Preferred Provider and ACO will be required to meet all financial obligations for the Performance Year when notice is given, including Shared Losses and Savings.
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