Common use of Coordination and Cooperation Clause in Contracts

Coordination and Cooperation. HMO must make an effort to coordinate and cooperate with existing community and school-based health and education programs that offer services to school-aged children in a location that is both familiar and convenient to the Members. HMO must make a good faith effort to comply with Head Start's requirement that Members participating in Head Start receive their THSteps checkup no later than 45 days after enrolling into either program.

Coordination and Cooperation. HMO must make an effort to coordinate and cooperate with existing community and school-based health and education programs that offer services to school-aged children in a location that is both familiar and convenient to the Members. HMO must make a good faith effort to comply with Head Start's Start requirement that Members members participating in Head Start receive their THSteps checkup no later than 45 days after enrolling into either program.

Coordination and Cooperation. HMO must make an effort to coordinate and cooperate with existing community and school-based health and education programs that offer services to school-aged children in a location that is both familiar and convenient to the Members. HMO must make a good faith effort to comply with Head Start's requirement that Members participating in Head Start receive their THSteps checkup no later than 45 days after enrolling into either program.. 1999 Renewal Contract Tarrant Service Area 51 August 9, 1999 52

Coordination and Cooperation. HMO must make an effort to coordinate and cooperate with existing community and school-based health and education programs that offer services to school-aged children in a location that is both familiar and convenient to the Members. HMO must make a good faith effort to comply with Head Start's requirement that Members members participating in Head Start receive their THSteps checkup no later than 45 days after enrolling into either program.

Coordination and Cooperation. HMO must make an effort to coordinate and cooperate with existing community and school-based health and education programs that offer services to school-aged children in a location that is both familiar and convenient to the Members. HMO must make a good faith effort to comply with Head Start's requirement that Members participating in Head Start receive their THSteps checkup check-up no later than 45 days after enrolling into either program.