Member Education and Outreach Sample Clauses

Member Education and Outreach. 2.7.6.2.1 The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for outreach activities and for informing members who are under the age of twenty-one (21), or their parent or legally appointed representative, of the availability of TENNderCare services. All TENNderCare member materials shall be submitted to TENNCARE for written approval prior to distribution in accordance with Section 2.17.1 and shall be made available in accordance with the requirements specified in Section 2.17.2.
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Member Education and Outreach. The Contractor shall develop, administer, implement, monitor and evaluate a Member and community education and outreach program that incorporates information on the benefits and services of the Contractor’s Program to its Members. The Outreach Program shall encourage Members and community partners to use the information provided to best utilize services and benefits. Creative methods should be used to reach Contractor’s Members and community partners. These will include but not be limited to collaborations with schools, homeless centers, youth service centers, family resource centers, public health departments, school-based health clinics, chamber of commerce, faith-based organizations, and other appropriate sites.
Member Education and Outreach. 2.7.6.2.1 The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for outreach activities and for informing members who are under the age of twenty-one (21), or their parent or legally appointed representative, of the availability of TennCare Kids services. All TennCare Kids member materials shall be submitted to TENNCARE for written approval prior to distribution in accordance with Section A.2.17.1 and shall be made available in accordance with the requirements specified in Section A.2.17.2.
Member Education and Outreach. The Contractor shall develop, administer, implement, monitor and evaluate a Member and community education and outreach program that incorporates information on the benefits and services of the Contractor’s Program to all Members. The Outreach Program shall encourage Members and community partners to use the information provided to best utilize services and benefits. Educational and outreach efforts shall be carried on throughout the Contractor’s Region. Creative methods will be used to reach Members and community partners. These will include but not be limited to collaborations with schools, homeless centers, youth service centers, family resource centers, public health departments, school-based health clinics, chamber of commerce, faith-based organizations, and other appropriate sites. The Contractor shall submit an annual outreach plan to the Department for review and approval. The plan shall include the frequency of activities, the staff person responsible for the activities and how the activities will be documented and evaluated for effectiveness and need for change.
Member Education and Outreach. The Contractor shall develop, administer, implement, monitor and evaluate a Member and community education and outreach program that incorporates information on the benefits and services of the Contractor’s Program to its Members. The Outreach Program shall encourage Members and community partners to use the information provided to best utilize services and benefits. Creative methods should be used to reach Contractor’s Members and community partners. These will include but not be limited to collaborations with schools, homeless centers, youth service centers, family resource centers, public health departments, school-based health clinics, chamber of commerce, faith-based organizations, and other appropriate sites. The Contractor shall submit an annual outreach plan to the Department for review and approval subject to Section 4.4. The plan shall include the frequency of activities, the staff person responsible for the activities and how the activities will be documented and evaluated for effectiveness and need for change.

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