THIRD PARTY, PRIMARY OR OTHER INSURANCE CLAIMS Sample Clauses

THIRD PARTY, PRIMARY OR OTHER INSURANCE CLAIMS. 32 A. Reimbursement provided through the Contract shall be payment of last resort. Prior to submitting 33 any claim to the Intermediary for reimbursement of Hospital Services provided to an Enrollee, 34 CONTRACTOR shall: 35 1. Use its reasonable best efforts to determine whether the claim is a third party, primary or 36 other insurance covered claim. 37 // 1 2. Bill and use its reasonable best efforts to collect third party, primary or other insurance 2 covered claims to the full extent of such coverage. 3 B. CONTRACTOR shall determine that a claim is not covered, in whole or in part, under any other 4 state or federal medical care program or under any other contractual or legal entitlement including, but 5 not limited to, coverage defined in W&I Section 10020. 6 C. With submission of a claim, CONTRACTOR shall provide proof of denial to the Intermediary, if 7 a third party, primary or other insurance denies coverage of the claim. 8 D. CONTRACTOR shall report to the Intermediary any payments received from a third party, primary 9 or other insurance covered claims. 10 E. The Contract shall not allow for reimbursement of deductibles or co-payments required by an 11 Enrollee’s third party, primary or other insurance coverage. ADMINISTRATOR shall also not reimburse 12 co-payments required by the MSN Program. 13 F. CONTRACTOR shall provide the Intermediary such records and other documentation as the 14 Intermediary may reasonably require to maintain centralized data collection and referral services in 15 support of third party revenue recovery activities. 16 G. Provider Refunds Of Claims Covered By Other Payments 17 1. If CONTRACTOR, through its own efforts, identifies Medi-Cal coverage, third party 18 settlement, primary or other insurance coverage for services reimbursed through the Contract, 19 CONTRACTOR shall, within thirty (30) calendar days of such identification, unless disputed in 20 accordance with subparagraph G.2. below, to reimburse the Intermediary an amount equal to the MSN 21 payment. If Medi-Cal coverage, third party settlement, primary or other insurance coverage is identified 22 due to efforts of Intermediary’s Third Party Recovery Services (Recovery Services) specified in 23 subparagraph G.4. below, CONTRACTOR shall, within thirty (30) calendar days of notice from Recovery 24 Services, unless disputed in accordance with subparagraph G.2. below, reimburse the Intermediary an 25 amount equal to the MSN payment. Third-party settlement payments m...
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THIRD PARTY, PRIMARY OR OTHER INSURANCE CLAIMS. 27 A. Reimbursement provided through the Agreement shall be payment of last resort. Prior to 28 submitting any claim to the Intermediary for reimbursement of Hospital Services provided to an Eligible 29 Person, HOSPITALEnrollee, CONTRACTOR shall: 30 1. Use its reasonable best efforts to determine whether the claim is a third party, primary or 31 other insurance covered claim. 32 2. Xxxx and use its reasonable best efforts to collect third party, primary or other insurance 33 covered claims to the full extent of such coverage. 34 B. HOSPITAL 35 under any other State shall determine that a claim is not covered, in whole or in part, or Federalfederal medical care program or under any other contractual or legal 36 entitlement including, but not limited to, coverage defined in W&I Section 10020. 37 C. With submission of a claim, HOSPITALCONTRACTOR shall provide proof of denial to the 1 Intermediary, if a third party, primary or other insurance denies coverage of the claim. 2 D. HOSPITALCONTRACTOR shall report to the Intermediary any payments received from a third 3 party, primary or other insurance covered claims. 4 E. The Agreement shall not reimburse deductibles and co-payments required 5 by an Eligible Person’sEnrollee’s third party, primary or other insurance coverage. 6 s 7 // 8 // 9 F. HOSPITALCONTRACTOR shall provide the Intermediary such records and other 10 documentation as the Intermediary may reasonably require to maintain centralized data collection and 11 referral services in support of third-party revenue recovery activities.
THIRD PARTY, PRIMARY OR OTHER INSURANCE CLAIMS. 23 A. Reimbursement provided through this Agreement shall be payment of last resort. Prior to 24 submitting any claim to the Intermediary for reimbursement of Hospital Services provided to an Eligible 25 Person, HOSPITAL shall: 26 1. Use its reasonable best efforts to determine whether the claim is a third party, primary or 27 other insurance covered claim. 28 2. Xxxx and use its reasonable best efforts to collect third party, primary or other insurance 29 covered claims to the full extent of such coverage. 30 B. HOSPITAL shall determine that a claim is not covered, in whole or in part, under any other 31 State or Federal medical care program or under any other contractual or legal entitlement including, but 32 not limited to, coverage defined in W&I Section 10020. 33 C. With submission of a claim, HOSPITAL shall give proof of denial to the Intermediary, if a third 34 party, primary or other insurance denies coverage of the claim. 35 D. HOSPITAL shall report to the Intermediary any payments received from a third party, primary 36 or other insurance covered claims. 37 // 1 //
THIRD PARTY, PRIMARY OR OTHER INSURANCE CLAIMS. Reimbursement provided through the Agreement shall be payment of last resort. Prior to 31 submitting any claim to the Intermediary for reimbursement of Hospital Services provided to an Eligible 32 Person, HOSPITAL shall:
THIRD PARTY, PRIMARY OR OTHER INSURANCE CLAIMS. Reimbursement provided through the Agreement shall be payment of last resort. Prior to 21 submitting any claim to the Intermediary for reimbursement of Clinic Services provided to an Enrollee, 22 CONTRACTOR shall:

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