Savings Initiatives Sample Clauses

Savings Initiatives. (1) In its sole discretion, the Company may undertake initiatives in addition to the services described in this Agreement to save additional money for the Plan. Examples of such initiatives might include, but are not limited to, subrogation and right of recovery, provider bill/fee negotiation and discounts on claims from providers outside the Company's primary network of providers, and COB identification and recovery when performed by a third-partyvendor. (2) The Company may retain third-party vendors to pursue savings under this provision. (3) Company may also arrange for third parties to provide care management services to: (i) contain the cost of specified health care services/items overall concerning all plans insured or administered by Alliant Health Plans, Inc., or (ii) improve adherence to evidence-based guidelines designed to promote patient safety and efficient patient care.
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Savings Initiatives. (1) In its sole discretion, the Company may undertake initiatives in addition to the services described in this Contract for the purpose of saving additional money for the Plan. Examples of such initiatives might include, but are not limited to, subrogation and right of recovery, provider bill/fee negotiation and discounts on claims from providers outside of the Company's primary network of providers, and COB identification and recovery when performed by a third party vendor. (2) For purposes of pursuing savings under this provision, the Company may retain third party vendors. (3) For its services in obtaining savings for the Plan, the Company shall be entitled to retain (i) for subrogation and right of recovery, the amount referred to in subsection 16.B below, and (ii) for all other savings initiatives, 35.4% of any savings realized. (4) Company also arranges for third parties to provide care management services to: (i) contain the cost of specified vision care services/items overall with respect to all plans insured and/or administered by Connecticut General's, and/or (ii) improve adherence to evidence based guidelines designed to promote patient safety and efficient patient care. Vendor fees for these cost containment services shall be reimbursed from the Transfer Account. Specific vendor fees and care management program services are available upon request.
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Savings Initiatives. (1) In its sole discretion, the Company may undertake initiatives in addition to the services described in this Agreement for the purpose of saving additional money for the Plan. Examples of such initiatives might include, but are not limited to, subrogation and right of recovery, provider xxxx/fee negotiation and discounts on claims from providers outside of the Company’s primary network of providers, and COB identification and recovery when performed by a third party vendor. (2) For purposes of pursuing savings under this provision, the Company may retain third-party vendors. (3) Company may also arrange for third parties to provide care management services to: (i) contain the cost of specified health care services/items overall with respect to all plans insured or administered by Connecticut General’s, or (ii) improve adherence to evidence-based guidelines designed to promote patient safety and efficient patient care.
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Savings Initiatives. (1) In its sole discretion, the Company may undertake initiatives in addition to the services described in this Contract for the purpose of saving additional money for the Plan. Examples of such initiatives might include, but are not limited to, subrogation and right of recovery, provider xxxx/fee negotiation and discounts on claims from providers outside of the Company's primary network of providers, and COB identification and recovery when performed by a third party vendor. (2) For purposes of pursuing savings under this provision, the Company may retain third party vendors. (3) For its services in obtaining savings for the Plan, the Company shall be entitled to retain (i) for subrogation and right of recovery, the amount referred to in subsection 16.B below, and (ii) for all other savings initiatives, 35.4% of any savings realized. (4) Company also arranges for third parties to provide care management services to: (i) contain the cost of specified health care services/items overall with respect to all plans insured and/or administered by Connecticut General's, and/or (ii) improve adherence to evidence based guidelines designed to promote patient safety and efficient patient care. (5) Subject to the election by the Client, Company may also make available the SaveOnSP Program. The SaveOnSP Program is a Member copay savings program under the prescription drug program available when the Client makes plan design changes to certain, designated covered prescription drugs as non- essential health benefits and establishes Member copay amounts at amounts comparable to manufacturer-supported patient copay assistance levels. The program fee will be 25% of program savings plus any applicable tertiary cost share. Program savings shall be calculated based on the program’s standard savings methodology, and payment of program fees shall be invoiced in accordance with program protocols. Additional terms and conditions of the SaveonSP program are set forth in the attached SaveonSP Appendix. Vendor fees for these cost containment services shall be reimbursed from the Transfer Account. Specific vendor fees and care management program services are available upon request.
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Savings Initiatives. 4.13.1. The Contractor will utilise their specialist knowledge of custodial locking and the market place for raw materials to help the authority identify areas for cashable cost savings. The number of proposed initiatives proposed in each year of the contract and savings achieved as a result will be included in Contractor Performance Measurement KPI’s. 4.13.2. Proposed Initiatives which are not adopted at the discretion of the Authority or in order to comply with policies specific to the Authority will not be recorded in a manner detrimental to the Contractors’ performance measurement. 100/M/50866 Double gate ironworks set complete with nuts and studs 400/L/38 Lock outer steel case 3G112 (weld on) 100/U/21733 Type 22 nib‐nuts 400/L/50 Nib‐bolt (brass) 3G112P40 400/L/48 M10 x 8mm Lock plate studs 100/M/5011 Single gate iron works complete with nuts and studs 100/M/58246 4L56/3J60 Left hand conversion kit 100/M/58247 4L56/3J60 Right hand conversion kit 400/L/49 Lock outer steel case 3G112 (bolt on) 400/L/64 Lock outer steel case 3G112 (extended) 400/L/68 Lock outer steel case 3G222 400/L/67 Lock outer steel case 3R53 400/L/16 Lock outer steel case 3J60 400/L/17 Lock outer steel case 3K70 400/L/18 Lock outer steel case 3M50 400/L/27 Lock outer steel case 3R47 400/L/75 Lock outer steel case 3G114 400/L/52 Lock outer steel case 3G110 DCH03015 Lock outer steel case 3R63 DCH03031 Slimline nib head fix screw 100/U/21733/25 Type 25 nib‐nuts 100/U/21733/38 Type 38 nib‐nuts 100/U/21733/44 Type 44 nib‐nuts 100/U/21733/56 Type 56 nib‐nuts 100/U/21733/28 Type 28 nib‐nuts 400/L/58/M6 M6 Dome head screw with nib‐head 400/L/59 M6 Dome head sleeve nut with nib‐head 100/U/22320 Electric lock handle 500/M/932/L Electric hinge left hand 500/M/932/R Electric hinge right hand 400/L/72 Plain reversible hinge 400/L/65 Furniture set 3R135X 146/M/56649 Alloy escutcheon 50 x 50mm 400/L/62 Cell privacy barrel bolt DCH03001 Double ironwork magnetic DCH03002 Single ironwork magnetic DCH03003 D‐Handle DCH03004 Type 22 Xxxxxxxxx nib‐nut (5/16") DCH03005 Type 38 Xxxxxxxxx nib‐nut (5/16") DCH03006 Type 44 Xxxxxxxxx nib‐nut (5/16") DCH03007 Type 56 Xxxxxxxxx nib‐nut (5/16") DCH03008 Slimline handle set DCH03009 Blank escutcheon plate DCH03011 Assa cylinder drill jig 3R135X/FHP Finger handles 3R135X Blank faceplate (keyhole only) 400/L/00 Xxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxx 400/L/96 Single ironworks electric DCH03019 Lock outer steel case 3M56 DCH03021 Long brass nib bolt 400/L/79 Lock keep 400/L/58/M5 M5 do...
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Savings Initiatives. 13.1. The supplier will utilise their specialist knowledge of custodial locking and the market place for raw materials to help the authority identify areas for cashable cost savings. The number of proposed initiatives proposed in each year of the contract and savings achieved.
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