Contractors Activities to Promote Enrollment Sample Clauses

Contractors Activities to Promote Enrollment. Contractor shall support marketing and enrollment efforts such as: (a) Educate its Agents on Contractor’s QDPs offered in Covered California, work with Covered California to efficiently educate its Agents and brokers about Covered California’s individual and small group marketplaces, and inform Agents that a prospective Enrollee’s oral health status is irrelevant to advice provided with respect to Qualified Dental Plan selection, other than informing individuals about their estimated out-of-pocket costs; (b) Provide education and awareness regarding plan offerings and benefits available through Covered California in connection with any applicable outreach to Contractor’s existing members, as mutually agreed; (c) Cooperate with Covered California to develop and implement a Covered California Enrollee retention plan; (d) Submit to Covered California a marketing plan at least thirty (30) Days prior to Open Enrollment that details the anticipated budget, objectives, strategy, creative messaging, and ad placement by medium promoting acquisition activities. Similarly, a marketing plan shall be submitted to Covered California at least thirty (30) Days prior to Special Enrollment Period. Marketing plans for Retention and Renewal efforts shall be submitted to Covered California at least thirty (30) Days after Open Enrollment begins; (e) Submit to Covered California annual actualized spend amounts for: (1) Open Enrollment Period at least thirty (30) Days after Open Enrollment Period closes; and (2) Special Enrollment Period for the calendar year, at least thirty (30) Days after the calendar year ends; and (3) for retention and renewal, at least thirty (30) Days after Open Enrollment Period begins. Open Enrollment Period actualized spend submissions shall include spend by media channel, Designated Market Area (DMA), brand versus direct response as shall be defined by Covered California as well as note if direct response or brand messaging was co- branded with Covered California. Covered California shall treat these materials as confidential consistent with Section 1.4.1; (f) Have successfully tested interfaces with Covered California’s eligibility and enrollment system or be prepared to complete successful interface tests by dates established by Covered California; and (g) Contractor shall accept the following payment types for binder and monthly premium payments: credit card, debit card, Automated Clearing House, or other mutually acceptable means of electronic fund...
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Contractors Activities to Promote Enrollment. Contractor shall support marketing and enrollment efforts such as: a) k) Following Covered California making the technology available and within a reasonable time after the receipt of notice from Covered California about the technology, and determination of its compatibility with Contractor’s system, the Contractor shall prominently display the Shop and Compare Tool on its website;
Contractors Activities to Promote Enrollment. Contractor shall support marketing and enrollment efforts as follows: a) Educate its Agents on Contractor’s QHPs offered in Covered California, work with Covered California to efficiently educate its Agents and brokers about Covered California’s small business marketplace, and inform Agents that a prospective Enrollee’s health status is irrelevant to advice provided with respect to health plan selection other than informing individuals about their estimated out-of-pocket costs; b) Make any translated marketing and outreach materials available upon request; c) Cooperate with Covered California to develop and implement a Covered California Enrollee retention plan; d) Submit to Covered California a high-level summary of marketing plan as defined in Section 3.2.2.2; e) Submit to Covered California annual actualized spend amounts for the Calendar Year as defined in Section 3.2.2.2; and f) Have successfully tested interfaces with Covered California’s eligibility and enrollment system or be prepared to complete successful interface tests by dates established by Covered California.
Contractors Activities to Promote Enrollment. Contractor shall support marketing and enrollment efforts such as: (a) Educate its Agents on Contractor’s QDPs offered in Covered California, work with Covered California to efficiently educate its Agents and brokers about Covered California’s individual and small group marketplaces, and inform Agents that a prospective Enrollee’s oral health status is irrelevant to advice provided with respect to Qualified Dental Plan selection, other than informing individuals about their estimated out-of-pocket costs; (b) Provide education and awareness regarding eligibility for Federal tax credits, plan offerings and benefits available through Covered California in connection with any applicable outreach to Contractor’s existing members, as mutually agreed; (c) Cooperate with Covered California to develop and implement a Covered California Enrollee retention plan; (d) Submit to Covered California a marketing plan at least thirty (30) Daysprior to Open Enrollment that details the anticipated budget, objectives, strategy, creative messaging, and ad placement by medium promoting acquisition activities. Similarly, a marketing plan shall be submitted to Covered California at least thirty
Contractors Activities to Promote Enrollment. Contractor shall support marketing and enrollment efforts such as: a) Educate its Agents on Contractor’s QHPs offered in Covered California, work with Covered California to efficiently educate its Agents and brokers about Covered California’s individual marketplace, and inform Agents that a prospective Enrollee’s health status is irrelevant to advice provided with respect to health plan selection other than informing individuals about their estimated out-of-pocket costs; b) Cooperate with Covered California to develop and implement a Covered California Enrollee retention plan; c) Submit to Covered California a high-level summary of marketing plan at least thirty (30) Days prior to January 1st of each year that highlights marketing approach for acquisition and renewal. This summary should outline lead generation activities to support Agents as well as Business-to-Business advertising campaign targeted at small businesses as appropriate; d) Submit to Covered California annual actualized spend amounts for the calendar year sixty (60) Days after the end of the calendar year. Covered California shall treat these materials as confidential consistent with Section 1.4.1; and e) Have successfully tested interfaces with Covered California’s eligibility and enrollment system or be prepared to complete successful interface tests by dates established by Covered California.
Contractors Activities to Promote Enrollment. Contractor shall support marketing and enrollment efforts such as: a) Following Covered California making the technology available and within a reasonable time after the receipt of notice from Covered California about the technology, and determination of its compatibility with Contractor’s system, the Contractor shall prominently display the Shop and Compare Tool on its website; b) Educate its Agents on Contractor’s QHPs offered in Covered California, work with Covered California to efficiently educate its Agents and brokers about Covered California’s individual marketplace, and inform Agents that a prospective Enrollee’s health status is irrelevant to advice provided with respect to health plan selection other than informing individuals about their estimated out-of-pocket costs; c) Provide education and awareness regarding eligibility for Federal tax credits, plan offerings and benefits available through Covered California in connection with any applicable outreach to Contractor’s existing members, as mutually agreed;

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  • Employees and Subcontractors It is understood that, from time to time, it may become necessary for the Contractor to replace an individual working as an employee or subcontractor of the Contractor. All such removals or replacements shall be subject to Owner’s prior approval. Owner reserves the right to approve a replacement, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, or terminate the Work, either partially or in its entirety without further obligation to the Contractor thereunder other than to remit payment for the Work rendered up to the termination date. Contractor agrees that Owner may, at any time, with cause, require Contractor to remove an individual from the performance of the Work. An election by Owner of any of its rights under this Section 19 shall not affect the Contractor’s responsibilities, liabilities or warranties under this Agreement.

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