INCENTIVE MEDICAL BILL REVIEW PROGRAM Sample Clauses

INCENTIVE MEDICAL BILL REVIEW PROGRAM. Employees who find overcharges in their medical bills due to calculation errors, xxxxxxxx for service not provided, or an erroneous rate for services provided, will receive from the City one-half (1/2) of the amount the City saves, up to a maximum payment to the employee of $500.00. In order to receive the payment, the employee must discover the overcharge and report the overcharge to the Benefits Coordinator before the City discovers the overcharge. Disputes over this provision shall be settled solely by the Benefits Coordinator. The City will provide for an employee's legal representation as follows: A. The City shall provide legal counsel to any employee in connection with any civil action brought against him or her arising out of the performance ofhis or her duties. B Effective January 1, 2020, the City shall pay the amount of $100,000 annually to the Fund in two separate, $50,000 payments (one on June 1st and one on September 1st of each year). Funds may be utilized to provide representation to Officers in Critical Incidents, CPRB, OMI, and comparable matters. Funds shall not be used for criminal matters, grievances, or comparable matters. The Award does not modify the contractual obligations for 2019. C There shall be a quarterly accounting by the Fund to the City as to the use of such funds. In addition to the information presently provided, the accounting shall state the amount of time and the amount billed for each item. Authorized uses of the Fund shall be limited to pay reasonable legal fees (which shall not exceed the rate charged by FOP to Lodge Counsel) an employee incurs as a result ofany civil action brought against him or her based on performance of his or her police duties and not otherwise provided by the City, provided such duties are lawful. The Fund shall not be used for cases against the City, nor for suits brought against the FOP. This provision is subject to reopener by either Party with written Notice to the Board of Arbitrators during April 2021.
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