Enrollment Limitations Sample Clauses
Enrollment Limitations a) The Contractor may enroll up to the county specific provider network capacity limits determined by SDOH, provided that the Contractor's statewide enrollment does not exceed the MCO's financial capacity as determined annually by SDOH, or more frequently as deemed necessary by SDOH.
b) LDSS shall have the right, upon consultation with and notice to the SDOH, to limit, suspend, or terminate enrollment activities by the Contractor and/or enrollment into the Contractor's plan upon ten (10) days written notice to the Contractor. The written notice shall specify the actions contemplated and the reason(s) for such action(s) and shall provide the Contractor with an opportunity to submit additional information that would support the conclusion that limitation, suspension or termination of enrollment activities or enrollment in the Contractor's plan is unnecessary. Nothing in this paragraph limits other remedies available to the LDSS under this Agreement.
c) The SDOH shall have the right, upon notice to the LDSS, to limit, suspend or terminate enrollment activities by the Contractor and/or enrollment into the Contractor's plan upon ten (10) days written notice to the Contractor. The written notice shall specify the action(s) contemplated and the
Enrollment Limitations. The fact that an ECC program may have limited enrollment, or is temporarily closed to enrollment, or is even regularly oversubscribed, is not considered a factor affecting approval.
Enrollment Limitations a) The DOHMH shall have the right, upon consultation with and notice to the SDOH, to limit, suspend, or terminate enrollment activities by the Contractor and/or enrollment into the Contractor's plan upon ten (10) days written notice to the Contractor. The written notice shall specify the action(s) contemplated and the reason(s) for such action(s) and shall provide the Contractor with an opportunity to submit additional information that would support the conclusion that limitation, suspension or termination of enrollment activities or enrollment in the Contractor's plan is unnecessary. Nothing in this paragraph limits other remedies available to the DOHMH under this Agreement.
b) The SDOH shall have the right, upon notice to the DOHMH, to limit, suspend or terminate Enrollment activities by the Contractor and/or Enrollment into the Contractor's MMC and/or FHPlus product upon ten (10) days written notice to the Contractor. The written notice shall specify the action(s) contemplated and
Enrollment Limitations a) The Contractor may enroll up to the county specific provider network capacity limits determined by SDOH, provided that the Contractor's statewide enrollment does not exceed the MCO's financial capacity as determined annually by SDOH, or more frequently as deemed necessary by SDOH.
b) SDOH shall have the right, upon consultation with LDSS as it deems appropriate, to limit, suspend or terminate enrollment activities by the Contractor and/or enrollment into the Contractor's plan upon ten (10) days written notice to the Contractor, specifying the actions contemplated and the reason(s) for such action(s). Nothing in this paragraph limits other remedies available to the SDOH under this Agreement. FHPlus - Section 3 (COMPENSATION) October 1, 2001 3-5
Enrollment Limitations s ability to enroll in a course may be limited or restricted by the following: • Enrollment in courses and programs may be limited to students meeting properly established prerequisites and co-requisites. • Enrollment in courses may be restricted for specified student holds as listed in the college catalog. • Enrollment in courses by F-1 International students will be restricted until they meet all of the requirements of their application and attend the International Student Orientation. • Minimum age course requirements for special part-time students. Enrollment in courses and programs may also be limited due to the following practical considerations: • Health and safety considerations • Facility limitations • Faculty workload • Availability of qualified instructors • Funding limitations • Regional planning • Legal requirements • Contractual requirements • Classroom enrollment caps
Enrollment Limitations a) The SDOH shall have the right, upon notice to the LDSS, to limit, suspend, or terminate Enrollment activities by the Contractor and/or enrollment into the Contractor's Medicaid Advantage Product upon ten (10) days written notice to the Contractor. The written notice shall specify the action(s) contemplated and the reason(s) for such action(s) and shall provide the Contractor with an opportunity to submit additional information that would support the conclusion that limitation, suspension or termination of Enrollment activities or Enrollment in the Contractor's plan is unnecessary. Nothing in this paragraph limits other remedies available to the SDOH under this Agreement.
Enrollment Limitations. The SDOH shall have the right, upon notice to the LDSS, to limit, suspend or terminate Enrollment activities by the Contractor and/or Enrollment into the Contractor's MMC and/or FHPlus product upon ten (10) days written notice to the Contractor. The written notice shall specify the action(s) contemplated and the reason(s) for such action(s) and shall provide the Contractor with an opportunity to submit additional information that would support me conclusion that limitation, suspension or termination of Enrollment activities or Enrollment in the Contractor's MMC and/or FHPlus product is unnecessary. Nothing in this paragraph limits other remedies available to the SDOH or the LDSS under this Agreement. SECTION 23 - SECTION 36 October 1, 2005
Enrollment Limitations a) For purposes of this Agreement, enrollment shall not exceed _________ Medicaid recipients. The upper limit may be modified by mutual written agreement of the Contractor, the LDSS, the SDOH and DHHS or HCFA.
b) LDSS shall have the right, upon consultation with and notice to the SDOH, to limit, suspend, or terminate enrollment activities by the Contractor and/or enrollment into the Contractor's plan upon ten (10) days written notice to the Contractor, specifying the actions contemplated and