Coordination with the State Sample Clauses

Coordination with the State. In order to facilitate cooperation with the state, the MCO must establish and maintain a special investigative unit (SIU), either in-house or by Contract with another entity, to investigate possible acts of fraud, waste, or abuse for all services provided under the Contract, including those that the MCO subcontracts to outside entities. The MCO and MCO SIU must work with BMS, the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU), the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to administer effective fraud and abuse practices. The MCO must take part in coordination activities within the state to maximize resources for fraud and abuse issues. The MCO must meet regularly with BMS, the MFCU and the EQRO to discuss plans of action, and attend fraud and abuse training sessions as scheduled by the State. MCO reporting procedures and timelines for abuse complaints and outcomes must meet State-established guidelines. The MCO must designate one primary and one secondary contact person for all BMS Program Integrity and MFCU records requests. BMS or MFCU records requests will be sent to the designated MCO contact person(s) in writing via email, fax, or regular mail and will provide the specifics of the information being requested. The MCO must respond to the appropriate BMS or MFCU staff member within fourteen (14) days or within the timeframe designated in the request. If the MCO is unable to provide all of the requested information within the designated timeframe, an extension may be granted and must be requested in writing by the MCO no less than two business days prior to the due date. The data must be provided in the order and format requested.
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