Common use of Trial Member Level Incentive Programs Clause in Contracts

Trial Member Level Incentive Programs. The MCP must submit a description of a proposed trial member-level incentive program to ODM for review and approval prior to implementation. A trial member level incentive program is defined as a time limited monetary or non-monetary reward offered to a member who complies with the intended goals of the program as outlined by the MCP (e.g., recommended health screenings) in the submission. The incentive must not be considered a medically-necessary Medicaid- covered service or an additional benefit as offered in the MCP's Member Handbook. The MCP should refer to the Guidance Document for Managed Care Plan Submission for Trial Member Level Incentive Programs for additional clarification.

Trial Member Level Incentive Programs. The MCP must shall submit a description of a proposed trial member-level incentive program to ODM for review and approval prior to implementation. A trial member level incentive program is defined as a time limited monetary or non-monetary reward offered to a member who complies with the intended goals of the program as outlined by the MCP (e.g., recommended health screenings) in the submission. The incentive must shall not be considered a medicallymedically- necessary Medicaid-necessary Medicaid- covered service or an additional benefit as offered in the MCP's Member Handbook. The MCP should refer to the Guidance Document for Managed Care Plan Submission for Trial Member Level Incentive Programs for additional clarification. It is the MCP’s responsibility to ensure that any incentive program complies with applicable state and federal requirements.

Trial Member Level Incentive Programs. The MCP must shall submit a description of a proposed trial member-level incentive program to ODM for review and approval prior to implementation. A trial member level incentive program is defined as a time limited monetary or non-monetary reward offered to a member who complies with the intended goals of the program as outlined by the MCP (e.g., recommended health screenings) in the submission. The incentive must shall not be considered a medicallymedically- necessary Medicaid-necessary Medicaid- covered service or an additional benefit as offered in the MCP's Member Handbook. The MCP should refer to the Guidance Document for Managed Care Plan Submission for Trial Member Level Incentive Programs for additional clarification.

Trial Member Level Incentive Programs. The MCP must shall submit a description of a proposed trial member-level incentive program to ODM for review and approval prior to implementation. A trial member level incentive program is defined as a time limited monetary or non-monetary reward offered to a member who complies with the intended goals of the program as outlined by the MCP (e.g., recommended health screenings) in the submission. The incentive must shall not be considered a medically-necessary Medicaid- Medicaid-covered service or an additional benefit as offered in the MCP's Member Handbook. The MCP should refer to the Guidance Document for Managed Care Plan Submission for Trial Member Level Incentive Programs for additional clarification.

Trial Member Level Incentive Programs. The MCP must submit a description of a proposed trial member-level incentive program to ODM for review and approval prior to implementation. A trial member level incentive program is defined as a time limited monetary or non-monetary reward offered to a member who complies with the intended goals of the program as outlined by the MCP (e.g., recommended health screenings) in the submission. The incentive must not be considered a medically-necessary Medicaid- Medicaid-covered service or an additional benefit as offered in the MCP's Member Handbook. The MCP should refer to the Guidance Document for Managed Care Plan Submission for Trial Member Level Incentive Programs for additional clarification.