Contract Responsibilities. The Contractor will comply with any Primary Operator requests for statistical, financial, or programmatic reports. Payment and future funding will depend on the submission and approval of all reports. All programs, services and activities conducted under this contract will be in compliance with the laws and regulations regarding:
Contract Responsibilities. Under the Contract, Contractor is required by law to conduct quality and utilization review activities that identify, evaluate and remedy problems relating to access, continuity and quality of care, utilization and the cost of services. Accordingly, Participating Provider shall comply with Contractor’s quality and utilization review program which shall: (i) maintain standards, policies and procedures for credentialing and re-credentialing dentists and other health care professionals and facilities providing Covered Services to Enrollees, (ii) include the establishment of peer review panels and committees to conduct quality of care and utilization review activities in accordance with applicable state and federal laws and regulations, and (iii) may engage accreditation or review organizations in connection with its quality and utilization review activities. All quality and utilization review forms, records and other information in the possession of Contractor shall remain the property of Contractor and shall remain confidential Contractor will make available all documents, procedures and other administrative policies and programs referenced in the Contract available for review by a provider prior to execution of this Agreement through a dedicated website.
Contract Responsibilities. The Health Services Manager acknowledges and agrees that:
(a) the purpose of the Contract Responsibilities and associated Performance Measure thresholds is to:
(i) provide the Health Services Manager with focus and direction on certain key performance areas;
(ii) specify performance goals and minimum standards or levels of performance which, if not achieved, may result in a financial abatement;
(iii) assist the Health Services Manager to xxxxxx and promote integrated service delivery and optimal Health Care for Transferees, by identifying any lapses in the Health Services and areas for improvement;
(iv) highlight the areas of service delivery which potentially have the most significant impact on achievement of the Contract Objectives; and
(v) assist Health Services Manager to propose an action plan in direct response to failure to achieve the minimum threshold performance level set out for each Contract Responsibilities that is relevant to the failed performance level(s).
(b) the Contract Responsibilities do not modify or reduce any express obligation of the Parties under this Contract;
(c) the Contract Responsibilities and associated Performance Measure thresholds may be progressively developed, assessed, refined, adjusted or otherwise varied by the Parties over the Term in accordance with Schedule 4.1 (Performance Management Framework); and
(d) except as expressly provided in this Contract (including clause 56), the Health Services Manager:
(i) bears the risk of all delays, disruptions, events or circumstances affecting the provision of the Health Services and the Health Services Manager's ability to meet or achieve any Contract Responsibility; and
(ii) is not relieved of any obligation to meet or achieve a Contract Responsibility notwithstanding any such delay, disruption, event or circumstance unless it constitutes an excusable performance failure in accordance with Clause 8.5 in Schedule 4.1 (Performance Management Framework).
Contract Responsibilities. 5.1. The Health Services Manager’s performance for each KPI will be assessed through the use of Contract Responsibilities (CRs) that reflect the services set out in the Statement of Work (Schedule 2). The CRs are identified and defined in the ISPR Template.
5.2. The CRs will be jointly reviewed by the Department and the Health Services Manager on a six-monthly basis. The purpose of the review will be to examine the effectiveness and practicality of the CRs. If certain CRs are found to be ineffective or are unable to be accurately measured as described in the definition of the performance measure, the Department and the Health Services Manager may agree to amend the CRs. The updated CRs will be approved by the Department and the ISPR Template updated accordingly.
Contract Responsibilities. 1) The Contractor will comply with any Primary Operator requests for statistical, financial, or programmatic reports. Payment and future funding will depend on the submission and approval of all reports.
2) All programs, services and activities conducted under this contract will be in compliance with the laws and regulations regarding:
a. M.G.L. c151B
b. Title VI (VII) of the Civil Rights Act of 1974, P.L. 88 - 352
c. The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
3) The Contractor agrees to abide by the policy requirements of this contract, and understands that if the MDCS implements new policies, they will be transitioned to all parties cited in this contract.
Contract Responsibilities. The Contractor will comply with any Primary Operator requests for statistical, financial, or programmatic reports. Payment and future funding will depend on the submission and approval of all reports. All programs, services and activities conducted under this contract will be in compliance with the laws and regulations regarding:
a. M.G.L. c151B Title VI (VII) of the Civil Rights Act of 1974, P.L. 88 - 352 The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act The Contractor agrees to abide by the policy requirements of this contract, and understands that if the DCS implements new policies, they will be transitioned to all parties cited in this contract.
Contract Responsibilities. The Contractor shall be responsible for:
a) O&M of xxxxx associated with requirements in this PWS and well abandonment with AF, USACE, and regulatory acceptance (if required) when the well is no longer necessary.
Contract Responsibilities. Contractor agrees to comply with report requests, comply with laws and regulations, and abide by policy and program requirements. The following provides a detailed description of the Disaster Relief Temporary Employment Process for the COVID-19 DWG Project.
Contract Responsibilities. 1. Contractor shall have the capacity to develop residential child care rates and risk-based contracting in child welfare settings. The Contractor will also have knowledge of the rate setting methodologies that HHSC and DFPS use for xxxxxx care payments in Texas.
2. Contractor shall provide services that meet or exceed the requirements specified in this SOW for a firm fixed fee. Contractor shall provide all personnel resources necessary to perform the services, unless specifically stated as the responsibility of HHSC. Differences in the individualized needs of children as determined by a best practice needs assessment tool capable of predicting xxxxxx care costs reliable enough to inform rate setting, such as the Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS).
3. Contractor shall submit a report to HHSC in accordance with the Project Timeline that includes the following:
(a) An analysis of the current rate methodology for both the Legacy System and CBC using data from the 24-Hour RCC cost reports and rate models. The 24-Hour RCC cost report data will be provided to the Contractor by HHSC via a mutually-agreed upon method (i.e. file via email, etc.). The data is public and does not contain privileged or confidential information.
(b) An evaluation of the Contractor’s developed or determined alternative rate methodology that accounts for the following:
(1) Differences in the individualized needs of children as determined by a best practice needs assessment tool capable of predicting xxxxxx care costs reliable enough to inform rate setting, such as the Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS); Attachment A (SOW) HHSC Contract No. HHS000745600001
(2) Regional variation in costs, including differences in the individualized needs of children served in different regions and locally competitive wages to recruit and maintain qualified staff;
(3) Incentivizing placing children in the least restrictive environment that can best meet their needs;
(4) Maximizing the use of high-quality intensive home and community-based services;
(5) Maximizing the efficient and effective use of federal funds to improve capacity and address gaps in care, including:
(a) Increasing access to current Medicaid benefits such as mental health rehabilitation and targeted case management services;
(b) Identifying Medicaid benefits offered in other states for xxxxxx youth that decrease hospitalization and lower costs; and
(c) Improving reporting and tracking of data to maximize Title IV-...
Contract Responsibilities. School District’s main contact for any communication pertaining to this Agreement will be School District’s Director of Activities. Hospital’s main contact for any communication pertaining to this Agreement will be the President of Regional Health Sturgis Hospital.
