HCA shall Sample Clauses

HCA shall. Pay the Contractor for Costs reported on each A19-1A, properly completed and submitted in accordance with the Schedule under Subsection 4, i, (4).
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HCA shall. Establish and maintain Member eligibility and enrollment information and transfer eligibility and enrollment information to the CONTRACTOR to ensure appropriate enrollment in and assignment to the CONTRACTOR. This information shall be transferred electronically. The CONTRACTOR shall have the right to rely on eligibility and enrollment information transmitted to the CONTRACTOR by HCA. Each Party shall notify the other of possible errors or problems as soon as reasonably possible; Support implementation deadlines by providing technical information at the required level of specificity in a timely fashion; Provide the CONTRACTOR with enrollment information concerning each Member enrolled with the CONTRACTOR, including the Member’s name, Social Security number, address, telephone number, date of birth, gender, the availability of third-party coverage, rate category, and the State-assigned identification number; Compensate the CONTRACTOR as specified in Section 6 of this Agreement; Provide a mechanism for Fair Hearings; Conduct review and monitoring activities, as needed, to meet CMS, SAMHSA or other federal requirements for State oversight responsibilities; Monitor the effectiveness of the CONTRACTOR’s QM/QI programs; Review the CONTRACTOR’s Grievance files, as necessary; Provide Members with specific information about services, benefits, MCOs from which to choose, and Member enrollment; Provide the content, format, and schedule for the CONTRACTOR’s report submissions; Provide the CONTRACTOR with specifications related to data reporting requirements; Ensure that no requirement or specification established or provided by HCA under this section conflicts with requirements or specifications established pursuant to HIPAA and the regulations promulgated there under. All requirements and specifications established or provided by HCA under this section shall comply with the requirements of Section 5.2 of this Agreement; and Cooperate with the CONTRACTOR in the CONTRACTOR’s efforts to achieve compliance with HIPAA requirements. The CONTRACTOR shall be held harmless for implementation delays when the CONTRACTOR bears no responsibility for the cause of the delay. HCA and/or its fiscal agent shall implement electronic data standards for transactions related to managed health care. In the event that HCA and/or its fiscal agent requests that the CONTRACTOR, or its Subcontractors, Major Subcontractors, or Contract Providers deviate from or provide information in addition to ...
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