Organization Providers in United’s Network Sample Clauses

Organization Providers in United’s Network. 4.1 Organization Providers as Participating Providers. Within [ ] days after the execution of this Agreement, United and Organization will mutually develop and approve a list of Organization Providers who will be Participating Providers. That list is attached as Appendix 1. On a quarterly basis, Organization will provide United with a current list of all Organization Providers. Nothing in this Agreement precludes United from negotiating its own arrangements with any Organization Provider, including Participating Providers that choose to participate in United’s network on a direct basis. In the event a Participating Provider participates in one or more other independent physician associations or physician/hospital organizations under contract with United, Participating Provider must select one independent physician association or physician/hospital organization arrangement through which the Participating Provider will participate with United. In the event the Participating Provider does not make a selection within [X] days of the effective date of that Participating Provider’s participation with United under this Agreement, United may make the selection. In any case, the independent physician association or physician/hospital organization arrangement selected will be the only such arrangement governing the relationship between United and the Participating Provider. United will use reasonable commercial efforts to notify Organization in the event a Participating Provider chooses to participate in United’s network through a direct contract with United or through another independent physician association or physician/hospital organization. Organization will provide to United a roster of all Participating Providers on a monthly basis with all of the data elements as United may reasonably request to ensure accuracy of provider directories. 4.2 Organization Providers that are not Participating Providers. Despite an Organization Provider being listed on Appendix 1, an Organization Provider is not a Participating Provider if: i) the Organization Provider has been denied participation based on United’s credentialing program, has not submitted a credentialing application (to the extent United’s credentialing program applies to that Organization Provider), or has submitted a credentialing application to United that remains pending; or ii) the Organization Provider has been terminated from participation in United’s network under this Agreement or any other agreement wi...
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