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Reporting requirements for Covered California qualified Alternate Standard Contractors Sample Clauses

Reporting requirements for Covered California qualified Alternate Standard Contractors are contained within the annual Application for certification and are as follows: 1. Contractor to produce access map to demonstrate low income, medically underserved Covered California Enrollee access to health care services. Low income, vulnerable, or medically underserved individuals shall be defined as those Covered California Enrollees who fall below two hundred percent (200%) of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Maps shall demonstrate the extent to which provider sites are accessible to and have services that meet the needs of specific underserved populations, including:
Reporting requirements for Covered California qualified Alternate Standard Contractors are contained within the annual Application for certification and are as follows: 1. Contractor to produce access map to demonstrate low income, medically underserved Covered California Enrollee access to health care services. Low income, vulnerable, or medically underserved individuals shall be defined as those Covered California Enrollees who fall below two hundred percent (200%) of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Maps shall demonstrate the extent to which provider sites are accessible to and have services that meet the needs of specific underserved populations, including: a. Individuals with HIV/AIDS b. American Indians and Alaska Natives c. Low income and underserved individuals seeking women’s health and reproductive health services d. Other specific populations served by Essential Community Providers in the service area such as STD Clinics, Tuberculosis Clinics, Hemophilia Treatment Centers, Black Lung Clinics, and other entities that serve predominantly low income, medically underserved individuals.
Reporting requirements for Covered California qualified Alternate Standard Contractors are contained within the annual Application for certification and are as follows: Contractor to produce access map to demonstrate low income, medically underserved enrollee access to health care services. Low income, vulnerable, or medically underserved individuals shall be defined as those Covered California enrollees who fall below 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Maps shall demonstrate the extent to which provider sites are accessible to and have services that meet the needs of specific underserved populations, including: Individuals with HIV/AIDS American Indians and Alaska Natives Low income and underserved individuals seeking women’s health and reproductive health services
Reporting requirements for Covered California qualified Alternate Standard Contractors are contained within the annual Application for certification and are as follows:

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