Common use of For Eligibility Determinations Clause in Contracts

For Eligibility Determinations. The Special Master’s determination of such appeal promptly will be communicated by the Claims Processor to the Claims Administrator, HOC, the SOC and the Enrolled Claimant, or his/her Principal Responsible Attorney. Within seven (7) days following service of the Special Master’s determination, an Enrolled Claimant (or his/her Principal Responsible Attorney) may appeal such determination to the Claims Administrator by serving a form of appeal (to be agreed upon by the Parties) to the Claims Processor who shall direct such appeal to the Claims Administrator. The opposing party will have an opportunity to submit a response to the Enrolled Claimant’s appeal for review by the Claims Administrator. If an Enrolled Claimant (or his/her Principal Responsible Attorney) does not timely serve an appeal pursuant to this Section 5.4.1.2, the Special Master’s determination is final, binding, and Non-Appealable.

For Eligibility Determinations. The Special Master’s determination of such appeal promptly will be communicated by the Claims Processor to the Claims Administrator, HOC, the SOC and the Enrolled Claimant, or his/her Principal Responsible Attorney. Within seven (7) days following service of the Special Master’s determination, an Enrolled Claimant (or his/her Principal Responsible Attorney) may appeal such determination to the Claims Administrator by serving a form of appeal (to be agreed upon by the Parties) to the Claims Processor who shall direct such appeal to the Claims Administrator. The opposing party will have an opportunity to submit a response to the Enrolled ClaimantXxxxxxxx’s appeal for review by the Claims Administrator. If an Enrolled Claimant (or his/her Principal Responsible Attorney) does not timely serve an appeal pursuant to this Section 5.4.1.2, the Special Master’s determination is final, binding, and Non-Appealable.

For Eligibility Determinations. The Special Master’s determination of such appeal promptly will be communicated by the Claims Processor to the Claims Administrator, HOC, the SOC SOC, and the Enrolled Claimant, or his/her Principal Responsible Attorney. Within seven (7) days following service of the Special Master’s determination, an Enrolled Claimant (or his/her Principal Responsible Attorney) may appeal such determination to the Claims Administrator by serving a form of appeal (to be agreed upon by the Parties) to the Claims Processor who shall direct such appeal to the Claims Administrator. The opposing party will have an opportunity to submit a response to the Enrolled Claimant’s appeal for review by the Claims Administrator. If an Enrolled Claimant (or his/her Principal Responsible Attorney) does not timely serve an appeal pursuant to this Section 5.4.1.24.4.2.2, the Special Master’s determination is final, binding, and Non-Appealable.