Third Party Collections Sample Clauses

Third Party Collections. Medical Group shall cooperate with BCBSTX in the collection on BCBSTX’s behalf of third party payments including workers’ compensation, third party liens and other third party liability according to the procedures set forth in the Provider Manual. Medical Group agrees that Medical Group or Medical Group Provider will file claims with BCBSTX even if Medical Group believes or knows that there is third party liability and the existence of third party liability will not affect Medical Group’s or Medical Group Provider’s total compensation for Covered Services.

Third Party Collections. Third party collections for all disability groups shall be first allocated to the respective Counties based on third party collections specifically identified with services separately provided in individual Counties. Third party collections provided in any of the Counties as a part of the common services available to all of the Counties, such as inpatient services, shall be allocated based on the Appropriate Allocation Methodology.

Third Party Collections. IPA and IPA Providers shall cooperate with BSC-HMO for the proper coordination of Benefits and in the collection of third party payments including workers’ compensation, third party liens and other third party liability according to the procedures set forth in the Provider Manual.

Third Party Collections. Our Bill Pay Processor (Metavante Corporation) will immediately place any uncollected payments into collections with their subsidiary company, Complete Payment Recovery Services, Inc. (CPRS). CPRS will work directly with you to resolve any recovery or any unfunded bill payments. All recovery efforts will occur between CPRS and you. CPRS will make every attempt to contact you by phone or by mail. For more information on outstanding recovery items, contact Member Services at 877-MY LAFCU (▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇). CPRS Contact Information: Complete Payment Recovery Services, Inc. (CPRS) PO Box 30184 Tampa FL 33630-3184 Office Hours: Monday through Thursday 8:00 am to 7:00 pm CT, Friday 8:00 am to 5 pm CT, and Saturdays 8:00 am to Noon CT.

Third Party Collections. I acknowledge that MySpectrum Counseling & Coaching may utilize the services of a third- party business associate or affiliated entity as an extended business office (EBO Service) for medical billing and servicing. (Initial)

Third Party Collections. As applicable, Vendor is responsible for Third Party Liability (TPL). Medicaid is the payor of last resort unless specifically prohibited by Regulatory Requirements. This means Vendor must pay for covered services only after all other sources of payment have been exhausted, e.g. the insurance carrier of a tortfeasor. Vendor must take reasonable measures to identify potentially legally liable third-party sources. i. If V▇▇▇▇▇ discovers the probable existence of a liable third party that is not known to Health Plan, or identifies any change in coverage, Vendor must report the information within thirty (30) days of discovery. Failure to report these cases may result in a sanction or penalty. ii. Vendor must coordinate benefits in accordance with 42 CFR § 433.135, so that costs for services otherwise payable by the Vendor are cost avoided or recovered from a liable third party [42 CFR § 434.6(a)(9)]. The term “

Third Party Collections. Plan has the responsibility for collecting money related to Third Party Liability involving but not limited to Auto Insurance Carriers and subrogation (litigation) cases and Workers' Compensation, and any and all rights whatsoever for Coordination of Benefits with another Group Health Insurance provider. Upon recovery by the Plan of any amount from such claims of third party liabilities, Plan shall (a) account to Network for such amounts, and (b) contribute such amounts after deduction of reasonable cost of collections, if any, to the Medicare Operating Fund.

Third Party Collections. Damages to the Maintenance Area roadway caused by vehicular damage or acts of God (flooding, lighting, storm damage, etc.), and necessitating repairs shall be accomplished by City, and County will reimburse City for all Costs incurred for such repairs. City shall notify County on the next workday following occurrences that necessitate repair and furnish estimated repair Costs. City will include the repair Costs with the annual invoice less any amount received from the party responsible for such damage, or the responsible party’s insurance company. City is under no obligation to attempt to collect reimbursement from a third party responsible for damage in the Maintenance Area, or such third party’s insurance carrier. City shall promptly (i) notify County of the identity of any third party potentially responsible for damages to the Maintenance Area roadway, and (ii) pay over to County any amounts it receives from a third party responsible for damages to the Maintenance Area roadway if City has already received payment from County for the repair of such damages. County is solely responsible for seeking compensation for damages to the Maintenance Area roadway by third parties.