Intervention Resource Requirements Sample Clauses

Intervention Resource Requirements. (a) If the Hospital provides Intervention Resources, it shall provide Intervention Resources only to an individual or entity that is identified on the Care Partner List for the relevant CRP Track during the Performance Period, except that the Hospital shall not provide Intervention Resources to a Care Partner that is a PGP Member.
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