State Hearing Process Sample Clauses

State Hearing Process. The MCP shall develop and implement written policies and procedures that ensure the MCP's compliance with the state hearing provisions specified in division 5101:6 of the Administrative Code. Upon request, the MCP's state hearing policies and procedures shall be made available for review by ODM. When the MCP is notified by BSH that a member has requested a state hearing, the MCP shall review the state hearing request and within two business days of receipt of the BSH notice, confirm via email to Xxxxx_Xxxxxxxx_Xxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxxx.xxx one of the following:
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State Hearing Process. The MCO must develop and implement written policies and procedures that ensure the MCO's compliance with the state hearing provisions pursuant to division 5101:6 of the Administrative Code. The MCO must submit its state hearing policies and procedures for review and approval by ODM upon ODM's request. When the MCO is notified by the Bureau of State Hearings that a member has requested a state hearing, the MCO must review the state hearing request and within two business days of receipt of the Bureau of State Hearings notice, confirm via email to Xxxxx_Xxxxxxxx_Xxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxxx.xxx one of the following: The MCO has no record that the member has requested an MCO appeal pertaining to the state hearing request. In this event, the MCO must attempt to contact the member to initiate the MCO appeal process unless the timeframe for a member to file an appeal with the MCO has been exhausted in accordance with OAC rule5160-26- 08.4. The MCO made an adverse appeal resolution pertaining to the state hearing request, whether or not the appeal was expedited, and attach a copy of the State Hearing Notice issued to the member. The MCO made a decision to authorize the services pertaining to the state hearing request and identify the date the member and provider were notified of the authorization. The MCO has not yet made a decision on the appeal request pertaining to the state hearing request, identify the date the MCO received the appeal request, and identify the date the MCO must currently issue a timely appeal resolution.
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State Hearing Process. The MCO must develop and implement written policies and procedures that ensure the MCO's compliance with the state hearing provisions pursuant to division 5101:6 of the Administrative Code. The MCO must submit its state hearing policies and procedures for review and approval by ODM upon ODM's request. When the MCO is notified by the Bureau of State Hearings that a member has requested a state hearing, the MCO must review the state hearing request and within two business days of receipt of the Bureau of State Hearings notice, confirm via email to Xxxxx_Xxxxxxxx_Xxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxxx.xxx one of the following: The MCO has no record that the member has requested an MCO appeal pertaining to the state hearing request.
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State Hearing Process. At any time during the grievance process, you may also request a State hearing from the California Department of Social Services by contacting or writing to: California Department of Social Services State Hearing Division P.O. Box 944243, Mail Station 19-37 Sacramento, CA 00000-0000 Telephone: 0-000-000-0000 Fax: (000) 000-0000 TTY: 0-000-000-0000 If you want a State hearing, you must ask for it within 90 days from the date of receiving the letter for resolved grievance. You or your representative may speak at the State hearing or have someone else speak on your behalf, including a relative, friend or an attorney. You may also be able to get free legal help. You or your representative will be provided a list of Legal Services offices in {specify county (ies)} at the time you file a grievance. {If your organization holds a Home Health Agency license, then insert the following}:
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State Hearing Process i. The MCO must develop and implement written policies and procedures that ensure the MCO's compliance with the state hearing provisions pursuant to division 5101:6 of the Administrative Code.
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State Hearing Process i. The OhioRISE Plan must develop and implement written policies and procedures that ensure the OhioRISE Plan's compliance with the state hearing provisions pursuant to division 5101:6 of the Administrative Code.
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