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SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THIS MEMORANDUM. OF UNDERSTANDING‌ This document details the agreement between CMS and the Commonwealth regarding the principles under which the initiative will be implemented and operated. It also outlines the activities which CMS and the Commonwealth agree to conduct in preparation for planned implementation of the initiative. Further detail about Participating Plan responsibilities will be included in and appended to the three-way contract. The Commonwealth has released a Participating Plans Procurement Document, known as a Request for Responses (RFR). The Commonwealth and CMS will ultimately enter into three- way contracts with selected Plans, which will have also met the Medicare components of the plan selection process, including submission of a successful Medicare Part C and Part D application to CMS, and adherence to any annual contract renewal requirements and guidance updates, as specified in Appendix 7.
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SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THIS MEMORANDUM. OF UNDERSTANDING‌ This document details the principles under which CMS and Texas plan to implement and operate the aforementioned Demonstration. It also outlines the activities CMS and the State plan to conduct in preparation for implementation of the Demonstration, before the parties execute a three-way contract with STAR+PLUS MMPs that sets forth the terms and conditions of the Demonstration and initiate the Demonstration. Further detail about STAR+PLUS MMPs’ responsibilities will be included in and appended to the three-way contract. Following the signing of this MOU and prior to the implementation of the Demonstration, the State and CMS will enter into three-way contracts with selected plans, which will have also met the Medicare components of the plan selection process, including submission of a successful Capitated Financial Alignment Application to CMS, and adherence to any annual contract renewal requirements and guidance updates, as specified in Appendix 7. These three-way contracts will include the additional operational and technical requirements pertinent to the implementation of the Demonstration.
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SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THIS MEMORANDUM. OF UNDERSTANDING‌ This document details the principles under which CMS and Ohio plan to implement and operate the aforementioned Demonstration. It also outlines the activities CMS and the State plan to conduct in preparation for implementation of the Demonstration, before the parties execute a three-way contract with ICDS Plans setting forth the terms and conditions of the Demonstration and initiate the Demonstration. Further detail about ICDS Plan responsibilities will be included in and appended to the three-way contract. Following the signing of this MOU and prior to the implementation of the Demonstration, the State and CMS will ultimately enter into three-way contracts with selected plans, which will have also met the Medicare components of the Plan selection process, including submission of a successful Medicare Part C and Part D application to CMS, and adherence to any annual contract renewal requirements and guidance updates, as specified in Appendix 7. These three-way contracts will include the additional operational and technical requirements pertinent to the implementation of the Demonstration.
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