Transplant centers Sample Clauses

The "Transplant centers" clause defines the roles, responsibilities, and requirements of medical facilities authorized to perform organ or tissue transplants under the agreement. It typically outlines criteria such as accreditation standards, compliance with regulatory guidelines, and reporting obligations that these centers must meet. By clearly specifying which institutions are eligible and what standards they must uphold, this clause ensures that transplants are conducted safely and ethically, thereby protecting patient welfare and maintaining the integrity of the transplant process.
Transplant centers. The MCO must ensure Member access to HHSC-designated transplant centers or centers meeting equivalent levels of care. A list of HHSC-designated transplant centers can be found in the Procurement Library. If the MCO's Network does not include a designated transplant center or center meeting equivalent levels of care in proximity to the Member's residence, the MCO must make written arrangements with Out-of-Network providers for such care.
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