Consumer Issues Sample Clauses

Consumer Issues. Summarize the types of complaints or problems enrollees identified about the program in the current quarter. Include any trends discovered, the resolution of complaints, and any actions taken or to be taken to prevent other occurrences.
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Consumer Issues. A list of the types of complaints or problems consumers identified about the program in the current quarter. Include any trends discovered, complaints by type, complaints by health plan, the resolution of complaints, any actions taken or to be taken to prevent other occurrences, and corrective action plans for health plans.
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Consumer Issues. The AAA must track and summarize by types of complaints or problems consumers identified about the program or grievances. Tracking report will include trends discovered, resolution, and any actions taken to prevent other occurrences.
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Consumer Issues. A summary of the types of complaints or problems consumers identified about the program in the current quarter. Include any trends discovered, the resolution of complaints, and any actions taken or to be taken to prevent other occurrences. Also discuss feedback received from the MCARP and other consumer groups. Identify any quality assurance/monitoring activity in current quarter. As part of the annual report, pursuant to STCs 48 and 49, the state must also report on the effectiveness of the updated comprehensive Quality Strategy as it impacts the demonstration.
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Consumer Issues. 12.2.15 Track Medicare Beneficiary contacts and consultations using a case tracking system, accounting for and reporting demographic variables including, but not limited to: 12.2.15.1 Income; 12.2.15.2 Ethnicity; 12.2.15.3 Language; 12.2.15.4 Geographic location; 12.2.15.5 Age; and 12.2.15.6 Gender.
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Consumer Issues. Phoenix shall notify Altairnano in writing of any customer or other complaints, governmental inquires, quality issues or product liability issues relating to Product or any of components thereof, within ten (10) days following its becoming aware, after the ongoing exercise of reasonable diligence, of the same.
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Consumer Issues. A summary of the types of complaints or problems consumers identified about the program in the current quarter. Include any trends discovered, the resolution of complaints, and any actions taken or to be taken to prevent other occurrences. Also discuss feedback received from other consumer groups. Identify any quality assurance/monitoring activity in current quarter. Discuss progress of evaluation design and planning. Demonstration Approval Period: December 22, 2008 through June 30, 2011 Identify by title any attachments along with a brief description of what information the document contains. Identify individuals by name, title, phone, fax, and address that CMS may contact should any questions arise. Demonstration Approval Period: December 22, 2008 through June 30, 2011 The table below lists the calculated per-member per-month (PMPM) figures by eligibility group (EG) used to develop the Demonstration budget neutrality expenditure limits for the first eleven years of the MassHealth Demonstration. All Demonstration years are consistent with the Commonwealth’s fiscal year (July 1 – June 30). After DY 5, the following changes were made to the per member/per month limits:
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