COLLECTION OF SERVICE ENCOUNTERS Sample Clauses

COLLECTION OF SERVICE ENCOUNTERS. 27 North Sound BH-ASO shall collect service encounters from the Participating Providers and 28 submit them to HCA and/or MCOs.
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COLLECTION OF SERVICE ENCOUNTERS. 26 North Sound BH-ASO shall collect service encounters from the Participating Providers and 27 submit them to HCA and/or MCOs. 29 3. 4‌ PAYMENT 30 North Sound BH-ASO shall pay Provider for services provided according to the North Sound 31 BH-ASO established rate schedule, detailed in Exhibit B. Additionally, clean claims shall be 32 submitted in established timelines. 34 35 36 3.4.1 North Sound BH-ASO shall provide reasonable notice of not less than 60 days of changes that affect Provider’s compensation or the delivery of health care services.
COLLECTION OF SERVICE ENCOUNTERS. For services provided to Members, GRBH-ASO shall collect service encounters from the Participating Providers and submit them to the appropriate MCO.

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