Hotline Reports Sample Clauses

Hotline Reports. The MCO must submit quarterly status reports of the Member Hotline, the Behavioral Health Services Hotline, and the Provider Hotline performance compared to the performance standards set out in Sections 8.1.4.7, 8.1.5.6, and 8.1.15.3, using the format specified by HHSC in Uniform Managed Care Manual Chapter 5.4.3, "Hotline Reports." If the MCO is not meeting a hotline performance standard, HHSC may require the MCO to submit monthly hotline performance reports and implement corrective actions until the hotline performance standards are met. If a MCO has a single hotline serving multiple Service Areas, multiple MCO Programs, or multiple hotline functions, (i.e. Member, Provider, Behavioral Health Services hotlines), HHSC may request on an annual basis that the MCO submit certain hotline response information by MCO Program, Service Area, and hotline function, as applicable to the MCO. HHSC may also request additional hotline information if a MCO is not meeting a hotline performance standard.
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Hotline Reports. The HMO must submit, on a quarterly basis, a status report for the Member Hotline, the Behavioral Health Services Hotline, and the Provider Hotline in comparison with the performance standards set out in Sections 8.1.5.6, 8.1.15.3, and 8.1.4.7. The HMO shall submit such reports using a format to be prescribed by HHSC in consultation with the HMOs. If the HMO is not meeting a hotline performance standard, HHSC may require the HMO to submit monthly hotline performance reports and implement corrective actions until the hotline performance standards are met. If a HMO has a single hotline serving multiple Service Areas, multiple HMO Programs, or multiple hotline functions, (i.e. Member, Provider, Behavioral Health Services hotlines), HHSC may request on an annual basis that the HMO submit certain hotline response information by HMO Program, by Service Area, and by hotline function, as applicable to the HMO. HHSC may also request this type of hotline information if a HMO is not meeting a hotline performance standard.

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