Risk Product definition

Risk Product means Product ordered by Customer prior to Prototype Acceptance. All terms and conditions for Risk Product are the same as for Product, except for terms and conditions regarding cancellation and warranty.
Risk Product is Product (other than Prototypes) ordered by Customer pursuant to a Delivery Release for a delivery date occurring before Release to Production. For the avoidance of doubt, Risk Product is ordered and ordered and purchased at Customer’s risk.
Risk Product means a Product that involves either (i) financial risk to MPP and/or Participating Providers based on the cost or utilization of health services, or (ii) clinical integration initiatives among MPP and Participating Providers to monitor and improve performance. Risk Products are limited to those Products under which MPP and Participating Providers would be considered economically or clinically integrated under the applicable antitrust laws.

Examples of Risk Product in a sentence

  • If requested by MPHO, HCP shall furnish to MPHO, in advance, a fee schedule or conversion factor (e.g., a percentage of the Medicare Resource Based Relative Value Scale) that represents the minimum payment that HCP will accept from a Payor offering a Non-Risk or Risk Product arrangement (the "Standing Fee Schedule").

  • MPHO shall not release or otherwise disclose HCP’s Standing Fee Schedule to any third party other than a prospective Payor that has entered into negotiations with MPHO for a Non-Risk or Risk Product.


More Definitions of Risk Product

Risk Product means a Product that involves either (a) financial risk to CDA and/or Participating Providers based on the cost or utilization of health services, or
Risk Product means a health care financing arrangement which imposes an obligation on CCPA or Physician to undertake the economic responsibility for the over-utilization of health care services or for the inappropriate referral or treatment patterns of Physician and the other providers participating in the CCPA network. Examples of a Risk Product include, but are not limited to, capitation-based reimbursement, fee-for- service with a bonus or withhold, or a combination thereof.
Risk Product means Product that Customer authorizes Intel to produce before Production Qualification for a specified Product.
Risk Product means a result manufactured by the semiconductor foundry that has not yet been qualified by Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, MPW-Center or Client, but that Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, MPW Center or Client may purchase in commercial quantities.
Risk Product means a Product under which the Payor shifts, in whole or in part, the financial or underwriting risk for the cost of providing health services to Covered Persons and adverse claims experience to MPHO and Participating Providers or that otherwise permits MPHO to be deemed economically or clinically integrated under the applicable antitrust laws.

Related to Risk Product

  • Product means any deliverable under the Contract, which may include commodities, services, technology or software.

  • Hemp product means the same as that term is defined in § 3.2-4112.

  • Reference biological product means the single biological product licensed pursuant to 42 U.S.C.

  • Licensed Product means any pharmaceutical product containing a Licensed Compound (alone or with other active ingredients), in all forms, presentations, formulations and dosage forms.

  • Licensed System means, collectively:

  • Approved Product means any water fitting, plumbing product, material or component which is the subject of an existing WRAS Approval;

  • Replacement Product means electric generating capacity, capacity-related benefits, environmental attributes, Energy or other electric products from a generation resource other than the Facility that are provided or delivered to replace or substitute for Contract Capacity or Storage Capacity (or any Capacity-Related Benefit, Environmental Attribute, Other Electric Product, Contract Energy, or Storage Energy associated therewith), in each case, in whole or in part, pursuant to Section 4.6.