Marketing Representatives Sample Clauses

Marketing Representatives a. The Health Plan shall not Subcontract with any brokerage firm or independent agent for purposes of Marketing. b. The Health Plan shall be required to register each Marketing Representative with the Agency. The registration shall consist of providing the Agency with the representative's name, address, telephone number, cellular telephone number, DFS license number, the names of all Medicaid health plans with which the Marketing Representative was previously employed, and the name of the Medicaid health plan with which the Marketing Representative is presently employed. c. The Health Plan shall provide the Agency, on a monthly basis, information on terminations of all Marketing Representatives. The Health Plan shall maintain and make available to the Agency upon request evidence of current licensure and contractual agreements with all Marketing Representatives used by the Health Plan to recruit Medicaid Recipients. d. The Health Plan shall report to DFS and the Agency any Marketing Representative who violates any requirements of this Contract, within fifteen (15) Calendar Days of knowledge of such violation. e. While Marketing, Marketing Representatives shall wear picture identification that includes their DFS license number and identifies the Health Plan represented. f. The Marketing Representative shall inform the Medicaid Recipient that the Representative is not an employee of the State and is not a Choice Counseling Specialist, but is a Representative of the Health Plan. g. The Health Plan shall not pay commission compensation, or shall recoup commissions paid, to Marketing Representatives for new Enrollees whose voluntary Disenrollment is effective within the first (1st) three (3) months of their initial Enrollment, unless the Disenrollment is due to the Enrollee moving out of the county in which the Health Plan has been authorized to operate. In addition, the Health Plan shall not pay commission compensation, or shall recoup commission paid, to Marketing Representatives for excluded Medicaid Recipients, per Section III.A.2, Ineligible Populations, who were enrolled in error. A Marketing Representative's total monthly commission cannot exceed forty percent (40%) of the Marketing Representative's total monthly compensation, excluding benefits. h. The Health Plan shall instruct and provide initial and periodic training to its Marketing Representatives regarding the Marketing provisions of this Contract. i. The Health Plan shall implement procedures for...
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Marketing Representatives a) The Contractor shall require its Marketing Representatives, including employees assigned to market its MMC and FHPlus products, and employees of Marketing subcontractors, to successfully complete a training program about the basic concepts of managed care and the Enrollees' rights and responsibilities relating to Enrollment in an MCO's MMC or FHPlus product. The Contractor shall submit a copy of the training curriculum for its Marketing Representatives to SDOH as part of the Marketing plan. The Contractor shall be responsible for the activities of its Marketing Representatives and the Marketing activities of any subcontractor or management entity. b) The Contractor shall ensure that its Marketing Representatives engage in professional and courteous behavior in their interactions with LDSS staff, staff from other health plans, Eligible Persons and Prospective Enrollees. The Contractor shall neither participate nor encourage nor accept inappropriate behavior by its Marketing Representatives, including but not limited to interference with other MCO presentations, talking negatively about another MCO, or participating in a Medicaid or FHPlus client's verification interview with LDSS staff. c) The Contractor shall not offer compensation to Marketing Representatives, including salary increases or bonuses, based solely on the number of individuals they enroll. However, the Contractor may base compensation of Marketing Representatives on periodic performance evaluations which consider Enrollment productivity as one of several performance factors during a performance period, subject to the following requirements:
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Marketing Representatives a) The Contractor's Marketing Representatives must attend Marketing training sessions provided by DOHMH, upon request from DOHMH. b) Marketing Representatives must wear visible badges with the name of the Contractor and the Marketing Representative's name during all Marketing activities. c) Marketing Representatives may not wear any additional identification badge from a Participating Provider or facility that is likely to confuse Enrollees or lead them to believe that the Marketing Representative is an employee of such organization. The Contractor shall obtain prior approval from DOHMH to wear identification badges bearing the name of any other organization. d) Marketing Representatives employed by a subcontractor of the Contractor or affiliated with a community based organization which performs outreach, education and Enrollment on behalf of the Contractor, shall attend a training session conducted by the Contractor consistent with the training curriculum approved by DOHMH.
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Marketing Representatives. The Contractor will ensure, in addition to compliance with the requirements of Title 22, CCR, Section 53400, that: A. All Marketing Representatives including supervisors, have satisfactorily completed the Contractor's Marketing orientation and training program and the DHS Marketing Representative Certification Examination prior to engaging in Marketing activities on behalf of the Contractor. B. A Marketing Representative will not provide Marketing services on behalf of more than one Contractor. C. Marketing Representatives do not engage in Marketing practices that discriminate against an Eligible Beneficiary because of race, creed, age, color, sex, religion, national origin, ancestry, marital status, sexual orientation, physical or mental handicap, or health status.
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Marketing Representatives. Contractor shall comply with the requirements of Title 22, CCR, Sections 53920 and 53920.5 and ensure that: a) Marketing Representatives comply with all State and federal laws and regulations regarding Marketing; b) All Marketing Representatives including supervisors, have satisfactorily completed Contractor’s Marketing orientation, training program and the State Marketing Representative Certification Examination prior to engaging in Marketing activities on behalf of Contractor; c) Marketing Representative shall not provide Marketing services on behalf of more than one Contractor; and d) Marketing Representatives shall not engage in Marketing practices that discriminate against an Eligible Beneficiary because of race, creed, age, color, sex, religion, national origin, ancestry, marital status, sexual orientation, physical or mental handicap, or health status.
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Marketing Representatives. Buyer is evaluating certain property owned by Owner for the purpose of purchasing the property from Owner (the “Transaction”), and, to assist Buyer in evaluating a possible transaction with Owner, Owner is prepared to make available to the Buyer certain confidential, non-public or proprietary information concerning the property and the tenants (the “Confidential Materials”). As a condition to the Confidential Materials being furnished to Buyer and its Representatives, Buyer agrees to treat the Confidential Materials in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and to take or abstain from taking certain other actions hereinafter set forth.
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