Common use of County Expansion Phase-In Plan Clause in Contracts

County Expansion Phase-In Plan. If the Contractor does not have an approved COA for each of the counties in a designated region, the Contractor shall submit to DMAHS a county expansion phase-in plan for review and approval by DMAHS prior to the execution of this contract. The plan shall not exceed 18 months and shall include detailed information of: • The region and names of the counties targeted for expansion; • Anticipated dates of the submission of the COA modification to DOBI (with copies to DMAHS); • Anticipated date of approval of the COA; • Anticipated date for full operations statewide, by county; • Anticipated date for initial beneficiary enrollment in each county The phase-in plan shall indicate when full expansion statewide shall be completed. All expansions are subject to approval of DMAHS. The Contractor shall maintain full coverage for each county in each region in which the Contractor operates for the duration of this contract.

County Expansion Phase-In Plan. If the Contractor does not have an approved COA for each of the counties in a designated region, the Contractor shall submit to DMAHS a county expansion phase-in plan for review and approval by DMAHS prior to the execution of this contract. The plan shall not exceed 18 months and shall include detailed information of: •  The region and names of the counties targeted for expansion; •  Anticipated dates of the submission of the COA modification to DOBI (with copies to DMAHS); •  Anticipated date of approval of the COA; •  Anticipated date for full operations statewide, by county; •  Anticipated date for initial beneficiary enrollment in each county The phase-in plan shall indicate when full expansion statewide shall be completed. All expansions are subject to approval of DMAHS. The Contractor shall maintain full coverage for each county in each region in which the Contractor operates for the duration of this contract.

County Expansion Phase-In Plan. If the Contractor contractor does not have an approved COA for each of the counties in a designated region, the Contractor contractor shall submit to DMAHS a county expansion phase-in plan for review and approval by DMAHS prior to the execution of this contract. The plan shall not exceed 18 months and shall include detailed information of: • - The region and names of the counties targeted for expansion; • - Anticipated dates of the submission of the COA modification to DOBI and DHSS (with copies to DMAHS); • - Anticipated date of approval of the COA; • - Anticipated date for full operations statewide, by countyin the region; • - Anticipated date for initial beneficiary enrollment in each county The phase-in plan shall indicate when that full expansion statewide into a region shall be completed. All expansions are subject to approval of DMAHScompleted by June 30, 2001. The Contractor contractor shall maintain full coverage for each county in each region in which the Contractor contractor operates for the duration of this contract.

County Expansion Phase-In Plan. If the Contractor contractor does not have an approved COA for each of the counties in a designated region, the Contractor contractor shall submit to DMAHS a county expansion phase-in plan for review and approval by DMAHS prior to the execution of this contract. The plan shall not exceed 18 months and shall include detailed information of: • The region and names of the counties targeted for expansion; • Anticipated dates of the submission of the COA modification to DOBI (with copies to DMAHS); • Anticipated date of approval of the COA; • Anticipated date for full operations statewide, by countyin the region; • Anticipated date for initial beneficiary enrollment in each county The phase-in plan shall indicate when full expansion statewide into a region shall be completed. All expansions are subject to approval of by DMAHS. , The Contractor contractor shall maintain full coverage for each county in each region in which the Contractor contractor operates for the duration of this contract.

County Expansion Phase-In Plan. If the Contractor contractor does not have an approved COA for each of the counties in a designated region, the Contractor contractor shall submit to DMAHS a county expansion phase-in plan for review and approval by DMAHS prior to the execution of this contract. The plan shall not exceed 18 months and shall include detailed information of: • o The region and names of the counties targeted for expansion; • o Anticipated dates of the submission of the COA modification to DOBI and DHSS (with copies to DMAHS); • o Anticipated date of approval of the COA; • o Anticipated date for full operations statewide, by countyin the region; • o Anticipated date for initial beneficiary enrollment in each county The phase-in plan shall indicate when that full expansion statewide into a region shall be completed. All expansions are subject to approval of DMAHScompleted by June 30, 2001. The Contractor contractor shall maintain full coverage for each county in each region in which the Contractor contractor operates for the duration of this contract.