Common use of Twenty-Four Hour Coverage Clause in Contracts

Twenty-Four Hour Coverage. DVHA must ensure that emergency coverage is available to enrollees on a twenty-four hour per day, seven-day per week basis. Coverage may be delegated to subcontractors, including IGA partners, but DVHA must maintain procedures for monitoring coverage to ensure twenty-four-hour availability.

Twenty-Four Hour Coverage. DVHA must ensure that emergency coverage is available to enrollees on a twenty-four hour per day, seven-seven- day per week basis. Coverage may be delegated to subcontractors, including IGA partners, but DVHA must maintain procedures for monitoring coverage to ensure twenty-four-hour availability.

Twenty-Four Hour Coverage. DVHA must ensure that emergency coverage care is available to enrollees on a twenty-four hour per day, seven-seven- day per week basis. Coverage Emergency care may be delegated to subcontractors, including IGA partners, but DVHA must maintain procedures for monitoring coverage the delivery of emergency care to ensure twenty-four-hour availability.

Twenty-Four Hour Coverage. DVHA must ensure that emergency coverage is available to enrollees on a twenty-four hour per day, seven-seven day per week basis. Coverage may be delegated to subcontractors, including the IGA partners, but DVHA must maintain procedures for monitoring coverage to ensure twenty-four-four hour availability.