IT Requirements Regarding the MSI Eligibility Database Sample Clauses

IT Requirements Regarding the MSI Eligibility Database. 1. Contractor shall receive from the MSI Program’s third-party eligibility vendor, currently NetChemistry, via a secure final transfer method, monthly eligibility files and daily update files. Once the information is loaded into Contractor’s system, within 24 hours of receipt, the information contained in the profiles shall be updated in a “real-time” mode.
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IT Requirements Regarding the MSI Eligibility Database. 1. Contractor shall receive from the MSI Program‘s third-party vendor, currently NetChemistry, via a secure final transfer method, monthly eligibility files and daily update files. Once the information is loaded into Contractor‘s system, within 24 hours of receipt, the information contained in the profiles shall be updated in a ―real-time‖ mode as a pharmacy dispenses a prescription. 2. Contractor shall provide the ability for select MSI Program staff to add clients to Contractor‘s system between eligibility transmissions and/or override plan benefits for select individuals as needed, on-line and in real time. 3. Contractor‘s system shall be HIPAA compliant. 4. Each eligibility file load shall result in this series of reports:

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