Common use of Exhaustion of Process Clause in Contracts

Exhaustion of Process. The foregoing procedures and process are mandatory and must be exhausted prior to: 1. any investigation of a Complaint or Appeal by the Department of Insurance; or 2. the filing of a Complaint or Appeal with the Department of Insurance; or 3. the establishing of any litigation or arbitration, or any administrative proceeding regarding either any alleged breach of the Group Agreement or Certificate by HMO, or any matter within the scope of the Complaints and Appeals process.

Exhaustion of Process. The foregoing procedures and process are mandatory and must be exhausted prior to: 1. any investigation of a Complaint or Appeal by the Department of Insurance; or 2. the filing of a Complaint or Appeal with the Department of Insurance; or 3. : the establishing of any litigation or arbitration, or any administrative proceeding regarding either any alleged breach of the Group Agreement or Certificate EOC by HMO, or any matter within the scope of the Complaints and Appeals process.

Exhaustion of Process. The foregoing procedures and process are mandatory and must be exhausted prior to: 1. any investigation of a Complaint or Appeal complaint by the Department of Insurance; or 2. the filing of a Complaint or Appeal complaint with the Department of Insurance; or 3. the establishing of any litigation or arbitration, or any administrative proceeding regarding either any alleged breach of the Group Agreement or Certificate by HMO, or any matter within the scope of the Complaints and Appeals processgrievance resolution process of any complaint, grievance or grievance appeal.

Exhaustion of Process. The foregoing procedures and process are mandatory and must be exhausted prior to: 1. any investigation of a Complaint or Appeal by the Department of Insurance; or 2. the filing of a Complaint or Appeal with the Department of Insurance; or 3. to the establishing of any litigation or arbitration, or any administrative proceeding regarding either any alleged breach of the Group Agreement or Certificate by HMO, or any matter within the scope of the Complaints and Appeals process.