Individual Providers and Facilities; Authority Sample Clauses

Individual Providers and Facilities; Authority a) If a Provider is a medical group, facility or other entity whose staff of health care professionals consist wholly or partially of employees, Provider represents and warrants that it has the unqualified authority to bind all such employees to the terms of this Agreement. If Provider has any arrangements with Subcontractors to render Covered Services to Members, Provider shall ensure that all such subcontracts are duly amended to incorporate the terms contained in this Agreement through one of the methods described in sections (b) (i) and (b) (ii), below. Provider shall obtain from such Subcontractors a joinder to this Agreement in a form acceptable to Health Plan. b) If Provider is an independent practice association, physician hospital organization, or other intermediary or network organization contracting on behalf of health care providers or facilities, Provider shall ensure that all arrangements with Subcontractors for participation in Health Plan’s network of Participating Physicians and Participating Hospital are in writing and duly executed. Provider shall ensure that all agreements with Subcontractors are duly amended to incorporate the terms contained in this Agreement through one of the following methods: (i) If the Subcontractor arrangement contains language that permits a unilateral amendment, Provider shall unilaterally amend each arrangement to include the terms of this Agreement. Such amendment shall be distributed by certified mail, return receipt requested, or through some other comparably verified process, and copies of such amendments and the receipts must be mailed to Health Plan no later than thirty (30) days after the execution of this Agreement, in order for Health Plan to verify that these requirements have been implemented. (ii) If the Subcontractor arrangement does not contain language that permits unilateral amendment, Provider shall obtain a signed amendment from each Subcontractor to include the terms of this Agreement. Copies of the amendments, executed by all parties, must be mailed to Health Plan no later than thirty (30) days after the execution of this Agreement, in order for Health Plan to verify that these requirements have been implemented. c) Health Plan, at its sole discretion, may from time to time request that an individual employee, facility or Subcontractor not provide Covered Services to Members.
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