County Rebate Sample Clauses

County Rebate. Should the costs associated with the provision of healthcare services listed above not exceed the “Financial Limitations Through Aggregate Capas specified in 9.5 for the Contract Year, Contractor shall reimburse the County at a rate of One Hundred Percent (100%) of the difference between the actual cost to Contractor for these services and the Financial Limitations Through Aggregate Cap” Amount. The rebate shall be net of any other reconciliation amounts due to Contractor under this Agreement. The rebate will be calculated three months after the end of the Contract Year to allow for processing of claims incited during the Contract Year.
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