System-Wide Coordination of Care Sample Clauses

System-Wide Coordination of Care. In participating through CDA in Payor Contracts and in collaborating with CDA and others of CDA’a provider constituents for purposes of promoting more effective clinical integration and enhanced quality and efficiency in the provision of medical services, Physician and CDA recognize the importance of coordinating the continuum of care provided to Covered Persons. To promote this objective, Physician agrees that, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law and subject to patient preference, Physician will give priority to coordinating the care of a Covered Person (a) with those specialist physicians who are Participating Physicians and who are participating providers with the Payor through which the Covered Person obtains coverage, if such specialist physicians are cost and quality competitive with other physicians whose services are available to the Covered Person under the Covered Person’s coverage plan, and (b) for hospital services, with a hospital and/or other hospitals that are Participating Hospitals and participating providers with the Payor through which the Covered Person obtains coverage, if such hospitals are cost and quality competitive with other hospitals whose services are available to the Covered Person under the Covered Person’s coverage plan. Nothing in this Section 2.6 shall be deemed to require any referral by Physician of Covered Persons to any specialty physician or to any hospital described in this Section 2.6.
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System-Wide Coordination of Care. In participating through CDA in Payor Contracts and in collaborating with CDA and others of CDA’a provider constituents for purposes of promoting more effective clinical integration and enhanced quality and efficiency in the provision of medical services, Physician and CDA recognize the importance of coordinating the continuum of care provided to Covered Persons. To promote this objective, Physician agrees that, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law and subject to patient preference, Physician will give priority to coordinating the care of a Covered Person
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