Common use of Termination of Provider Contracts Clause in Contracts

Termination of Provider Contracts. Unless prohibited or limited by applicable law, the MCO must make a good faith effort to give written notice of termination of a Network Provider, within 15 calendar days after receipt or issuance of the termination notice, to each Member who receives his or her primary care from, or who is seen on a regular basis by, the Network Provider. The MCO must send notice to: (1) all Members in a PCP’s panel, and (2) all Members who have had two or more visits with the Network Provider for home-based or office-based care in the past 12 months. The MCO must notify HHSC of provider terminations in accordance with UMCM Chapter 5.4.1.1, “Provider Termination Report.” The MCO’s process for terminating CHIP Provider contracts must comply with the Texas Insurance Code and TDI regulations.

Termination of Provider Contracts. Unless prohibited or limited by applicable law, the MCO must make a good faith effort to give written notice of termination of a Network Provider, within 15 calendar days after receipt or issuance of the termination notice, to each Member who receives his or her primary care from, or who is seen on a regular basis by, the Network Provider. The MCO must send notice to: (1) all Members in a PCP’s panel, and (2) all Members who have had two or more visits with the Network Provider for home-based or office-based care in the past 12 months. The MCO must notify HHSC of provider terminations in accordance with UMCM Chapter 5.4.1.1, “Provider Termination Report.” The MCO’s process for terminating CHIP Provider contracts must comply with the Texas Insurance Code and TDI regulations. 8.1.4.10 Out-of-State Providers

Termination of Provider Contracts. Unless prohibited or limited by applicable law, the MCO must make a good faith effort to give written notice of termination of a Network Provider, within 15 calendar days after receipt or issuance of the termination notice, to each Member who receives his or her primary care from, or who is seen on a regular basis by, the Network Provider. The MCO must send notice to: (1) all Members in a PCP’s panel, and (2) all Members who have had two or more visits with the Network Provider for home-based or office-based care in the past 12 months. The MCO must notify HHSC of provider terminations in accordance with UMCM Chapter 5.4.1.1, “Provider Termination Report.” The MCO’s process for terminating CHIP Provider contracts must comply with the Texas Insurance Code and TDI regulations. 8.1.4.10 Out-of-State Providers 8.1.4.11 Provider Advisory Groups