Workplan Submission Sample Clauses

Workplan Submission. The CHC-MCO must submit a Provider termination work plan within ten (10) business days of the CHC-MCO notifying the Department of the termination and must provide weekly updates to the work plan. The work plan must provide detailed information on the tasks that will take place to ensure the termination is tracked from the time it is first identified until the termination effective date. The work plan should be organized by task, responsible person(s), target dates, completed dates, and status. The work plan should define the steps within each of the tasks. The tasks may include, but are not limited to: • Commonwealth Notifications (DHS and DOH). • Provider Impact and Analysis. • Provider Notification of the Termination. • Participant Impact and Analysis. • Participant Notification of the Termination. • Participant Transition. • Participant Continuity of Care. • Systems Changes. • Provider Directory Updates for the IEB (include date when all updates will appear on Provider files sent to enrollmentbroker). • CHC-MCO Online Directory Updates. • Participant Service and Provider Service Script Updates. • Submission of Required Documents to the Department (Participant notices and scripts for prior approval). • Submission of Final Participant Notices to the Department (also include date that DOH received the final notices). • Communication with the Public Related to the Termination. • Termination Retraction Plan, if necessary.
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