Program Modifications and New Initiatives Sample Clauses

Program Modifications and New Initiatives. A. EOHHS shall have the option at its sole discretion to modify, increase, reduce or terminate any activity related to this Contract whenever, in the judgment of EOHHS, the goals of the project have been modified or altered in a way that necessitates such changes. In the event that the scope of work or portion thereof must be changed, EOHHS shall provide written notice of such action to the Contractor and the parties shall negotiate in good faith to implement any such changes proposed by EOHHS. B. EOHHS additionally reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to amend the Contract to implement state or federal statutory or regulatory requirements, judicial orders, settlement agreements, or any state or federal initiatives or changes affecting EOHHS or the Contract. C. Notwithstanding the generality of the foregoing, EOHHS reserves the right to amend the Contract to implement new initiatives or to modify initiatives related to: 1. New EOHHS programs or information technology systems, including but not limited to managed care programs and enrollment policies, accountable care organization and other payment reform initiatives; 2. Expansion of, or changes to, existing EOHHS programs, covered benefits, services, or information technology systems, including but not limited to programs related to managed care programs and enrollment policies, accountable care organizations and other payment reform initiatives and Emergency Services Programs; 3. Adding Long-Term Services and Supports as TCOC Included Services beginning on around Contract Year 3. a. Such services and supports may include services such as the following: 1) Inpatient Chronic Disease & Rehab Hospitals (post-100 days of service); 2) Outpatient Chronic Disease & Rehab Hospitals (post-100 days of service); 3) Nursing Facilities (post-100 days of service); 4) Adult Day Health; 5) Adult Xxxxxx Care; 6) Group Adult Xxxxxx Care; 7) Day Habilitation; 8) Continuous skilled nursing; and 9) Personal Care Attendant (to include Transitional Living Program). b. The Contractor may also be required to perform activities associated with the provision of such services, such as: 1) Readiness activities prior to Contract Year 3, including but not limited to a showing of policies and protocols sufficient to meet the assessment, care coordination, and care management needs of Attributed Members in need of LTSS, including partnerships with LTSS CPs as described in Section 2.3.G; 2) Readiness to submit LTSS-related reports; ...