F and 2 Sample Clauses

F and 2. 3.G; 5) The Contractor’s activities to ensure the Contractor’s compliance with the contract management, reporting, and administrative requirements described in Section 2.4; and 6) The Contractor’s activities pursuant to any other requirements of this Contract specified by EOHHS. f. A plan to increase the Contractor’s capabilities to share information among Providers involved in Enrollees’ care. Such plan shall include, at a minimum: 1) The Contractor’s current event notification capabilities and procedures to ensure that the Contractor’s Participating PCCs are aware of Enrollees’ inpatient admissions and emergency department visits; 2) The Contractor’s self-assessed gaps in such capabilities and procedures, and how the Contractor plans to address such gaps; 3) A description of the Contractor’s plans, if any, to increase the use of EHR technologies certified by the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC); 4) A description of how the Contractor plans to ensure the Contractor’s Affiliated Providers consistently use the HIway to send or receive legally and clinically appropriate patient clinical information and support transitions of care; g. Attestations to ensure non-duplication of funding. 3. The Contractor shall submit its DSRIP Participation Plan to EOHHS for approval within 30 calendar days of EOHHS request, or as further specified by EOHHS; 4. The Contractor shall update and resubmit its DSRIP Participation Plan to EOHHS for approval upon any significant anticipated changes in the Contractor’s future activities or investments under its DSRIP Participation Plan as follows, or as otherwise requested by EOHHS: a. For any significant anticipated changes in the Contractor’s future activities or investments identified by the Contractor, the Contractor shall update and resubmit its DSRIP Participation Plan to EOHHS for approval, provided however that the Contractor may not request modification to its DSRIP Participation Plan within 75 calendar days of the end of the current Performance Year; b. For any significant anticipated changes in the Contractor’s future activities or investments identified by EOHHS, the Contractor shall submit its modified DSRIP Participation Plan to EOHHS for approval within 30 calendar days of EOHHS’ request, or as further specified by EOHHS; and 5. The Contractor’s DSRIP Participation Plan shall be subject to review and approval by EOHHS. EOHHS may withhold the Contractor’s DSRIP payment until EOHHS approves the Contractor’s DSRIP P...
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F and 2. 5.G; b. Ensure that Enrollees who are identified as having care needs as described in this Section receive assistance in accessing services to meet those needs. Such assistance shall include activities such as but not limited to: 1) Referring the Enrollee to providers, social service agencies, or other community- based organizations that address the Enrollee’s needs, including but not limited to Medically Necessary services; 2) Providing the Enrollee with support to ensure a successful referral, including: a) Ensuring the Enrollee attends the referred appointment, including activities such as coordinating transportation assistance and following up after missed appointments; b) The Enrollee’s PCP communicating and sharing records with the provider being referred to, as appropriate to coordinate care; and c) The Enrollee’s PCP directly introducing the Enrollee to the service provider, if co-located, during a medical visit (i.e., a “warm hand-off”). 3) Providing information and navigation to the Enrollee regarding community providers of social services that address the Enrollee’s health-related social needs, as appropriate; 4) Providing the Enrollee with information and providing impartial counseling about available options; 5) Coordinating with service providers and state agencies to improve integration of Enrollees’ care; and 6) Facilitating the transition of an Enrollee to a different level of care, setting of care, frequency of care, or provider, to better match care to the Enrollee’s indicated needs; c. Ensure that Enrollees with Special Health Care Needs are comprehensively assessed and receive a Care Plan, as described in Section 2.5.D; d. Contractor shall develop, implement, and maintain policies and procedures regarding the identification of, outreach to, and assessment of Enrollees with Special Health Care Needs within the required timeframe specified in Section 2.5.
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F and 2. 5.G; Coordinate care for all Enrollees, including but not limited to:
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