Readiness Review Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Readiness Review Responsibilities. The ICO must demonstrate to CMS’ and MDHHS’s satisfaction that the ICO is ready and able to meet all Contract requirements identified in the Readiness Review prior to the Contract Operational Start Date, and prior to the ICO engaging in marketing of its Demonstration product; The ICO must provide CMS and MDHHS, or their designee, with corrections requested by the Readiness Review. Contract Management The ICO shall employ a qualified individual to serve as the MI Health Link Program Liaison (Program Liaison) of its Capitated Financial Alignment Model. The Program Liaison shall be dedicated to the ICO’s participation in the Demonstration and be authorized and empowered to represent the ICO in all matters pertaining to the ICO’s program, such as rate negotiations for the ICO program, Claims payment, and provider relations/contracting. The Program Liaison may serve as the Compliance Officer, but the ICO may select a separate individual to serve in such a role. In no instance, do the roles of the Program Liaison circumvent the requirements of a Compliance Officer under 42 C.F.R. §§ 422.503(b)(4)(vi)(B), 423.504(b)(4)(vi)(B), and 438.608(a)(1)(ii). The Program Liaison shall be able to make decisions about the program and policy issues. The Program Liaison or the Medicare Compliance Officer shall act as liaison between the ICO, CMS, and MDHHS, and has responsibilities that include but, are not limited to, the following: Ensure the ICO’s compliance with the terms of the Contract, including securing and coordinating resources necessary for such compliance; Oversee all activities by the ICO and its First Tier, Downstream and Related Entities, including but not limited to coordinating with the ICO’s quality management director, medical director, and behavioral health clinician; Ensure that Enrollees receive written Notice of any significant change in the manner in which services are rendered to Enrollees at least thirty (30) calendar days before the intended effective date of the change, such as a retail pharmacy chain leaving the Provider Network; Receive and respond to all inquiries and requests made by CMS, MDHHS or both in time frames and formats specified by CMS and MDHHS; Meet with representatives of CMS or MDHHS, or both, on a periodic or as-needed basis to resolve issues within specified timeframes; Ensure the availability to CMS and MDHHS, upon their request, of those members of the ICO’s staf...
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Readiness Review Responsibilities. 2.2.1.7.1. The Contractor must demonstrate to CMS’ and RI EOHHS’ satisfaction that the Contractor is ready and able to meet all Contract requirements identified in the Readiness Review prior to the Contract Operational Start Date, and prior to the Contractor engaging in marketing of its MMP;
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  • Customer Responsibilities Customer shall:

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