Secure Plan Website for Enrollees and Providers Sample Clauses

Secure Plan Website for Enrollees and Providers. Contractor shall maintain a secure website, 24 hours, 7 Days a week. All content on the secure Enrollee website shall be available in English and Spanish and any other languages required under State and Federal law. If Contractor is new to offering coverage on Covered California, Contractor shall meet the requirements of this section within ninety (90) Days after the Effective Date of this Agreement. The secure website must include, at a minimum, the following information about the Plan: a) Upon implementation by Contractor, benefit descriptions, information relating to Covered Services, cost sharing, and other information available; b) Ability for Covered California Enrollees to view their claims status such as denied, paid, unpaid; c) Ability to respond via e-mail to customer service issues posed by Covered California Enrollees and Participating Providers; d) Ability to provide online eligibility and coverage information for Participating Providers; e) Support for Covered California Enrollees to receive Plan information by e-mail; and f) Covered California Enrollee education tools and literature to help Covered California Enrollees understand health costs and research condition information.
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Secure Plan Website for Enrollees and Providers. Contractor shall maintain a secure website, 24 hours, 7 days a week. All content on the secure Enrollee website shall be available in English and Spanish and any other languages required under Federal and State law. If Contractor is new to offering coverage on Covered California, Contractor shall meet the requirements of this section within ninety (90) days after the Effective Date of this Agreement. The secure website shall contain information about the Plan, including but not limited to, the following: (a) Upon implementation by Contractor, benefit descriptions, information relating to covered services, cost sharing and other information available; (b) Ability for Enrollees to view their claims status such as denied, paid, unpaid; (c) Ability to respond via e-mail to customer service issues posed by Enrollees and Participating Providers; (d) Ability to provide online eligibility and coverage information for Participating Providers; (e) Support for Enrollees to receive Plan information by e-mail; and (f) Enrollee education tools and literature to help Enrollees understand oral health costs and research condition information.
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Secure Plan Website for Enrollees and Providers. Contractor shall maintain a secure website, 24 hours, 7 days a week. All content on the secure Enrollee website shall be available in English and Spanish and any other languages required under State and Federal law. If Contractor is new to offering coverage on the Exchange, Contractor shall meet the requirements of this section within ninety (90) days after the Effective Date of this Agreement. The secure website shall contain information about the Plan, including, but not limited to, the following: a) Upon implementation by Contractor, benefit descriptions, information relating to covered services, cost sharing and other information available; b) Ability for Enrollees to view their claims status such as denied, paid, unpaid; c) Ability to respond via e-mail to customer service issues posed by Enrollees and Participating Providers; d) Ability to provide online eligibility and coverage information for Participating Providers; e) Support for Enrollees to receive Plan information by e-mail; and f) Enrollee education tools and literature to help Enrollees understand health costs and research condition information.
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Secure Plan Website for Enrollees and Providers. Contractor shall maintain a secure website, 24 hours, 7 Daysdays a week. All content on the secure Enrollee website shall be available in English and Spanish and any other languages required under State and Federal law. If Contractor is new to offering coverage on Covered California, Contractor shall meet the requirements of this section within ninety (90) daysDays after the Effective Date of this Agreement. The secure website shall must contain include, at a minimum, the following information about the Plan, including , but not limited to, the following: a) Upon implementation by Contractor, benefit descriptions, information relating to Covered Services, cost sharing, and other information available; b) Ability for Covered California Enrollees to view their claims status such as denied, paid, unpaid; c) Ability to respond via e-mail to customer service issues posed by Covered California Enrollees and Participating Providers; d) Ability to provide online eligibility and coverage information for Participating Providers; e) Support for Covered California Enrollees to receive Plan information by e--mail; and f) Covered California Enrollee education tools and literature to help Covered California Enrollees understand health costs and research condition information.
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