Specialty Service Providers Sample Clauses
The Specialty Service Providers clause defines the terms under which third-party experts or vendors may be engaged to perform specific, specialized services within the scope of an agreement. This clause typically outlines the criteria for selecting such providers, the approval process required by the parties, and the allocation of responsibility for their performance or any associated costs. By clearly establishing how and when specialty service providers can be used, the clause ensures that both parties understand the process for obtaining expert assistance, thereby reducing disputes and clarifying accountability for specialized tasks.
Specialty Service Providers. The Contractor shall:
7.5.1 Cooperate with AHCCCS, which may at any time negotiate or contract on behalf of the Contractor and AHCCCS for specialized hospital and medical services such as transplant services, anti-hemophilic agents and pharmaceutical related services. Existing Contractor resources will be considered in the development and execution of specialty contracts.
7.5.2 Modify its service delivery network to accommodate the provisions of specialty contracts when required by AHCCCS. AHCCCS may waive this requirement in particular situations if such action is determined to be in the best interest of the state.
7.5.3 Not include in Capitation Rates and Contractor Specific Requirements development or risk sharing arrangement of any reimbursement exceeding that payable under the relevant AHCCCS specialty contract.
7.5.4 Cooperate with AHCCCS during the term of specialty contracts if AHCCCS acts as an intermediary between the Contractor and specialty Contractors to enhance the cost effectiveness of service delivery and medical management.
7.5.5 Be responsible for adjudication of claims related to payments provided under specialty contracts. AHCCCS may provide technical assistance prior to the implementation of any specialty contracts.
7.5.6 Be given at least 60 days advance written notice prior to the implementation of any specialty contract.
Specialty Service Providers