Common use of Deficiencies Capable of Cure Clause in Contracts

Deficiencies Capable of Cure. For deficiencies in Medical Group’s performance of Delegated Activities, which PacifiCare determines are capable of being cured, PacifiCare shall provide Medical Group with reasonable prior written notice of not less than thirty (30) days specifying the Delegated Activities which PacifiCare intends to revoke (the “revocation notice”). PacifiCare shall specify in its revocation notice the corrective actions to be taken by Medical Group to continue performance of Delegated Activities and the timeframes within which such corrective actions must be completed (the “cure period”). Promptly following the cure period, PacifiCare shall advise the Medical Group, in writing, whether PacifiCare will proceed with revocation of the Delegated Activities.

Deficiencies Capable of Cure. For deficiencies in Medical Group’s performance of Delegated Activities, which PacifiCare determines are capable of being cured, PacifiCare shall provide Medical Group with reasonable prior written notice of not less than thirty (30) days specifying the Delegated Activities which PacifiCare intends to revoke (the “revocation notice”). PacifiCare shall specify in its revocation notice the specific material deficiency, the specific standard and the corrective actions to be taken by Medical Group to continue performance of Delegated Activities and the timeframes within which such corrective actions must be completed (the “cure period”). Promptly following the cure period, PacifiCare shall advise the Medical Group, in writing, whether PacifiCare will proceed with revocation of the Delegated Activities.