Common use of Right of Conscience Clause in Contracts

Right of Conscience. The parties acknowledge that pursuant to 745 ILCS 70/1 et seq., a Contractor may choose to exercise a right of conscience by not rendering certain Covered Services. Should the Contractor choose to exercise this right, the Contractor must promptly notify the Department of its intent to exercise its right of conscience in writing. Such notification shall contain the services that the Contractor is unable to render pursuant to the exercise of the right of conscience. The parties agree that at that time the Department shall adjust the Capitation payment to the Contractor and amend the contract accordingly. Should the Contractor choose to exercise this right, the Contractor must notify Potential Enrollees, Prospective Enrollees and Enrollees that it has chosen to not render certain Covered Services, as follows: (1) To Potential Enrollees, prior to Enrollment; (2) To Prospective Enrollees, during Enrollment; and (3) To Enrollees, within ninety (90) days after adopting a policy with respect to any particular service that previously was a Covered Service.

Right of Conscience. The parties acknowledge that pursuant to 745 ILCS 70/1 et seqscq., a Contractor may choose to exercise a right of conscience by not rendering certain Covered Services. Should the Contractor choose to exercise this right, the Contractor must promptly notify the Department of its intent to exercise its right of conscience in writing. Such notification shall contain the services that the Contractor is unable to render pursuant to the exercise of the right of conscience. The parties agree that at that time the Department shall adjust the Capitation payment to the Contractor and amend the contract accordingly. Should the Contractor choose to exercise this right, the Contractor must notify Potential Enrollees, Prospective Enrollees and Enrollees that it has chosen to not render certain Covered Services, as follows: (1) To Potential Enrollees, prior to Enrollmentenrollment; (2) To Prospective Enrollees, during Enrollmentenrollment; and (3) To Enrollees, within ninety (90) days after adopting a policy with respect to any particular service that previously was a Covered Service.

Right of Conscience. The parties acknowledge that pursuant to 745 ILCS 70/1 et seq., a Contractor may choose to exercise a right of conscience by not rendering certain Covered Services. Should the Contractor choose to exercise this right, the Contractor must promptly notify the Department of its intent to exercise its right of conscience in writing. Such notification shall contain the services that the Contractor is unable to render pursuant to the exercise of the right of conscience. The parties agree that at that time the Department shall adjust the Capitation payment to the Contractor and amend the contract accordingly. Should the Contractor choose to exercise this right, the Contractor must notify Potential Enrollees, Prospective Enrollees and Enrollees that it has chosen to not render certain Covered Services, as follows: (1) To Potential Enrollees, prior to Enrollmentenrollment; (2) To Prospective Enrollees, during Enrollmentenrollment; and (3) To Enrollees, within ninety (90) days after adopting a policy with respect to any particular service that previously was a Covered Service.Service.‌