Mailings to Recipients Sample Clauses

Mailings to Recipients. The MCO may make no more than two mailings per calendar year to Enrollees of the MCO covered under this Contract or potential Enrollees who reside in the MCO’s Service Area. Two mailings per calendar year means the MCO may request no more than two mailing lists from the STATE for this Contract. Any such mailing shall be at the MCO’s expense, using a mailing list provided by the STATE supplied in a format as determined by the STATE. Additional mailings will only be allowed upon approval by the STATE, and limited to Service Area expansion, new programs, or other changes initiated by the STATE.
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Mailings to Recipients. The HEALTH PLAN may make no more than two mailings per contract term to all MA, GAMC, and MinnesotaCare Recipients who are Enrollees of a health plan under contract with the STATE or are eligible to become Enrollees of a health plan under contract with the STATE, who reside in the Service Area, at HEALTH PLAN expense, using a mailing list provided by the STATE supplied in a format as determined by the STATE. All mailings must be sent to all Recipients within a specified region (such region shall be approved by the STATE) who are in the same program who are Enrollees of a health plan or are eligible to become Enrollees of a health plan in the Service Area receiving the mailing.
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