If Medi Sample Clauses

If Medi. Cal applies; County shall make payments to Contractor for services claimed by Contractor prior to billing for Federal Financial Participation (FFP) reimbursement. In the event any claim is denied/rejected by the Federal and/or State government, Contractor shall take all actions necessary to obtain such approval. If any denied claim by Federal and/or State government is not finally approved for payment reimbursement, Contractor’s next payment from County shall be reduced by the amount of denied/rejected claims by Medi-Cal and Medicare. Contractor disallowances are the Contractor’s fiscal and program responsibility, per Section L below.
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If Medi. Ject is unable to supply BTG partly or in total of the quantities ordered by BTG over a period of three (3) months, Medi-Ject is obligated to find another manufacturing source and has to guarantee the supply of BTG's requirements of the Device(s) at the then current Medi-Ject price of Device(s) in the Field in the Territory, (a) if Medi-Ject cannot find another manufacturing source to satisfy Medi-Ject manufacturing commitments as per Section 9.2(b), BTG may decrease the quantity of Device(s) originally ordered by BTG and deficient from Medi-Ject by that quantity not supplied by Medi-Ject due to Medi-Ject informing BTG force majeure due to Section 9.1, and seek supply from an Independent Third Party to which Medi-Ject will provide under strict confidentiality and limitation any necessary know-how, information, licenses or tooling to the third party to produce only enough Device(s) to fulfill Medi-Ject's delinquent quantity obligation to BTG during Section 9.1
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If Medi. Cal applies, County shall make payments to Contractor for services claimed by Contractor prior to billing for Federal Financial Participation (FFP) reimbursement. In the event any claim is denied/rejected by the Federal and/or State government, Contractor shall take all actions necessary to obtain such approval. If any denied claim by Federal and/or State government is not finally approved for payment reimbursement, Contractor’s next payment from County shall be reduced by the amount of denied/rejected claims by Medi-Cal and Medicare. Contractor disallowances are the Contractor’s fiscal and program responsibility, per Section L below. I. County shall authorize payment within forty-five (45) days of the receipt of Contractor’s appropriate claim, required reports, and any further documentation requested by the County for purposes of this Agreement. J. In the event that the Contractor fails to comply with any provision of this Agreement, County may withhold payment otherwise due Contractor pursuant to this Agreement or any other agreement between Contractor and County until such noncompliance has been corrected. K. Claims submitted one hundred eighty (180) days after the date of service will be denied in accordance with State of California regulations concerning timely submission. L. If applicable, County shall make a diligent effort to process and submit xxxxxxxx to the Federal and/or State government in a timely manner. Should the Federal and/or State government deny payment to the County due to late billing, County will demand repayment from Contractor, for any such paid claim that is not submitted within the timelines as specified in the above paragraph C, irrespective if such services were claimed in the original or resubmitted claim, or such claims were withheld by County due to Contractor’s noncompliance with any provision of this Agreement. M. County will demand repayment from Contractor for compensation made to the Contractor, in the event that any goods and/or services related to such compensation are subsequently determined disallowable, regardless of reason. N. Any other provision of this Agreement notwithstanding, because this Agreement is funded by the State Contracts, the County’s obligation to compensate Contractor pursuant to this Agreement is contingent upon, and subject to, the County’s receipt of such funding from the State, and the absence or removal of any constraints imposed by the State upon such receipt and payment. O. Contractor shal...
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