Common use of Delegated Credentialing Clause in Contracts

Delegated Credentialing. Contractor may subcontract or delegate all or part of its credentialing functions when the subcontractor or delegate, such as a Provider organization, maintains a formal credentialing program in compliance with Contractor, NCQA, the Department and applicable regulatory agency standards. Contractor shall remain responsible for Provider credentialing and re-credentialing.

Delegated Credentialing. The Contractor may subcontract or delegate all or part of its credentialing functions when the subcontractor First Tier or delegateDownstream Entity, such as a Provider organization, maintains a formal credentialing program in compliance with the Contractor, NCQA, CMS, the Department and applicable regulatory agency standards. The Contractor shall remain responsible for delegated Provider credentialing and re-credentialing.

Delegated Credentialing. Contractor may subcontract or delegate all or part of its credentialing functions when the subcontractor or delegatesubcontractor, such as a Provider organization, maintains a formal credentialing program in compliance with Contractor, NCQA, the Department Department, and applicable regulatory agency standards. Contractor shall remain responsible for Provider credentialing and re-credentialingre‐credentialing.

Delegated Credentialing. The Contractor may subcontract or delegate all or part of its credentialing functions when the subcontractor First Tier or delegateDownstream Entity, such as a Provider organization, maintains a formal credentialing program in compliance with the Contractor, NCQA, CMS, the Department and applicable regulatory agency standards. The Contractor shall remain responsible for delegated Provider credentialing and re-credentialing.credentialing except where Providers are enrolled in the IMPACT system, as noted below in 2.8.10.2..

Delegated Credentialing. Contractor may subcontract or delegate all or part of its credentialing functions when the subcontractor or delegatesubcontractor, such as a Provider organization, maintains a formal credentialing program in compliance with Contractor, NCQA, the Department Department, and applicable regulatory agency standards. Contractor shall remain responsible for Provider credentialing and re-credentialing.

Delegated Credentialing. The Contractor may subcontract or delegate all or part of its credentialing functions when the subcontractor First Tier or delegateDownstream Entity, such as a Provider organization, maintains a formal credentialing program in compliance with the Contractor, NCQA, CMS, the Department and applicable regulatory agency standards. The Contractor shall remain responsible for delegated Provider credentialing and re-credentialing, except where Providers are enrolled in the IMPACT system, as noted in Section 2.8.10.2.