MGT. 32 Minimum Master Servicing Fee Rate.......................................................................32
MGT. Co. has sole discretion concerning determination of breach or remedy, subject to good faith and adherence to usual and customary practices in the vacation home market. Reliance. Guest acknowledges that he/she/it has not relied upon any current or prior representations or understandings and waives any related rights or claims. Performance. Mgt. Co. is excused from performance when
MGT will provide to Thrivent documentation describing the safeguards Thrivent Investment Mgt. has implemented and will allow Thrivent to inspect these safeguards and/or receive an audit report of these safeguards from Thrivent Investment Mgt. If Thrivent Investment Mgt. is required by law to disclose any Confidential Information, Thrivent Investment Mgt. shall notify Thrivent Financial immediately and shall cooperate in seeking a reasonable protective order.
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MGT. Landlord" STANDARD INDUSTRIAL LEASE - NET
MGT. Date: 3/20/98 ------------------------- RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE BUILDING ATTACHED TO AND MADE A PART OF THIS LEASE
MGT. 3. The Contractor shall ensure that all network providers, TRICARE-authorized providers and their support staffs in the region gain a sufficient understanding of applicable TRICARE program requirements, policies, and procedures to allow them to carry out the requirements of this contract in an efficient and effective manner which promotes beneficiary satisfaction. The Contractor shall have the responsibility for delivering necessary information to network providers in their region. The Contractor shall determine the requirements for printed products for network providers and will develop and deliver these products upon review by the TRO and concurrence of Contracting Officer. The information in these products will be determined by the Contractor based on their understanding of the needs of their providers in their region. The Government may measure provider satisfaction with Contractor provided information by conducting random satisfaction surveys of select network providers in accordance with TRICARE Operations Manual, Chapter II. The Contractor shall use the “one look and feel” format provided by the Government and shall submit all educational material to the Contracting Officer for review and concurrence prior to printing and provider distribution.
MGT. 4. The Contractor shall collaborate with the Regional Director and MTF Commanders to ensure the most efficient mix of health care delivery between the direct care system and the Contractor’s network within their region. Collaboration includes, but is not limited to, right of first refusal for referrals for all or designated specialty care, including ancillary services and coordinated preventive health care. The Memorandum of Understanding (drafted by the Contractor) between each Regional Director, MTF Commander, and the Contractor shall be in writing and must be approved by the Contracting Officer. The Contractor shall initiate discussions related to and prepare the MOU. (See the TRICARE Operations Manual, Chapter 15). ***** Includes confidential material omitted and filed separately with the Commission. HT9402-11-C-0003 Page 35 of 103
MGT. 6. The Contractor shall develop and implement, in conjunction with each MTF and the Regional Director, a contingency program designed to ensure that health care services are continuously available to TRICARE eligible beneficiaries as the MTFs respond to war, operations other than war, deployments, training, contingencies, special operations, and natural disasters. The draft contingency program plan shall be provided to the Government for approval 120 days prior to the start of health care delivery and the documented contingency program shall be provided to the Government 60 days prior to the start of health care delivery and updated annually thereafter.
MGT. 7. The Contractor shall participate, in person, in round table meetings/summits with the Government, all other Managed Care Support Contractors, and any other participants that the Government determines are necessary twice each calendar year. The round table meetings/summits requires high level managerial participation from the Contractors (CEOs, Medical Directors, Operations) and participation, in person, by the Contractor’s technical and cost experts as determined by the agenda. The round table meetings/summit participants are tasked with reviewing current policies and procedures to determine where proven best practices from the participants’ Government and private sector operations can be implemented in the administration of TRICARE to continue TRICARE’s leading role as a world-class health care delivery system.
