Retail Participating Pharmacy Network Sample Clauses

Retail Participating Pharmacy Network. PBM agrees to provide national networks of retail Participating Pharmacies under contract with PBM to provide dispensing services to Covered Persons under the Retail Pharmacy Program. PBM agrees that United HealthCare may require the termination of a specific retail pharmacy for good cause including quality of care issues. PBM shall notify United HealthCare of any terminations in the Participating Pharmacy network. PBM shall send letters to Covered Persons, who have utilized a Participating Pharmacy in the prior twelve months, notifying them of the termination of such Participating Pharmacy, after receiving from United HealthCare: (a) the addresses of the affected Covered Persons; and (b) the approval of the letters by United HealthCare. United HealthCare shall be responsible for the postage costs of any mailings to Covered Persons when a Participating Pharmacy is terminated at United HealthCare's request. PBM shall be responsible for the postage costs of any mailings to Covered Persons when Participating Pharmacy is terminated at PBM's request. 3.4.1. PBM will provide United HealthCare with at least three network alternatives by the Commencement Date as described in the Financial Appendix: 3.4.1.1. PBM shall provide and maintain a Participating Provider network that is taken as a whole no less favorable in terms of number, location, and quality of providers than the network available to United HealthCare as of the period just prior to the Commencement Date and PBM shall guarantee no deterioration in reimbursement during the term of this Agreement as compared to the period just prior to the Commence Date. This network may upon parties' mutual written consent be contracted through United HealthCare. 3.4.1.2. PBM shall make available its CCNIII network. 3.4.1.3. PBM shall make available its CCN+ network. 3.4.2. PBM agrees to use reasonable commercial efforts to create alternative retail networks for any new products or other offerings that may be developed by United HealthCare from time to time. 3.4.3. For the network described in Section 3. 4.1.1, PBM agrees that during the term of this Agreement all PBM customized pharmacy provider agreements for such retail pharmacy network shall be assignable to United HealthCare. Such assignment shall be made at United HealthCare's sole discretion and at a time determined by United HealthCare.
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Retail Participating Pharmacy Network. (i) National Network. PBM will provide a national network of Participating that will include all major chain pharmacies (iv) Ingredient Cost Submitted PBM may terminate a specific Participating Pharmacy for good cause, including quality of care issues or loss of appropriate licensure. PBM will notify Participating Group within (10) calendar days of any termination of a Participating Pharmacy and Participating Group will send notice to any Eligible Members who have utilized a terminated Participating Pharmacy during the prior six months.

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