Utilization Management Plan Sample Clauses

Utilization Management Plan. Prior to the execution of this Agreement, and if utilization management functions are delegated to Group by Blue Shield, Group will provide Blue Shield with a written Utilization Management Plan for the purpose of review and approval by Blue Shield. Group shall notify Blue Shield within thirty (30) days of any changes involving the rules, regulations, authorities and responsibilities for the Utilization Management Plan, which shall be subject to reasonable approval thereof by Blue Shield. The Utilization Management Plan shall include procedures approved by Blue Shield to identify, assess, establish, and implement a treatment plan for Members who have complex or serious medical conditions, and for direct access of Members to services as mandated by the BBA and related regulations. Group agrees to comply with Blue Shield’s Medical Policies. All Group denial letters shall be reviewed and approved by Blue Shield. Group agrees to cooperate with Blue Shield in furnishing the required reports identified in the Provider Manual.”
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Utilization Management Plan. The Utilization Plan may not be structured in such a way as to provide incentives to individuals or entities to deny, limit, or discontinue medically necessary services
Utilization Management Plan. The OVHA shall develop and maintain a comprehensive Utilization Management Plan to identify potential over- and under-utilization of services. The Utilization Management Plan must conform to all applicable Federal and State regulations. The OVHA shall adopt program guidelines that are based on valid clinical evidence, or based on the consensus of health care professionals, consideration of the needs of the enrollees, and consultation with health care professionals who participate in the Global Commitment to Health Waiver and other program stakeholders. Program guidelines shall be reviewed and updated periodically as appropriate. The OVHA shall disseminate the guidelines to its subcontracted Departments and shall require the Departments to disseminate the guidelines among all of their designated providers. The OVHA shall not structure compensation for any entity that conducts utilization management services in such a way as to provide incentives for the denial, limitation or discontinuation of medically necessary services to any enrollee.
Utilization Management Plan. OPSS’s Utilization Management Plan, including the VA CCN Requirements relating thereto. The OPSS Utilization Management Plan, and Provider’s responsibilities and requirements relating thereto, are part of the OPSS Policies and are available to Provider in the Provider Manual.
Utilization Management Plan. DHVA must have in effect mechanisms to detect both underutilization and over utilization of services and to assess the quality and appropriateness of care furnished to enrollees with special health care needs. DVHA has delegated the function of assessing the quality and appropriateness of care furnished to beneficiaries with special health care needs to the Department of Aging and Independent Living (DAIL) and the Department of Mental Health (DMH). DVHA and its IGA partners, when applicable, shall adopt practice guidelines that are based on valid clinical evidence, or based on the consensus of health care professionals, consideration of the needs of the enrollees, and consultation with health care professionals who participate in the Global Commitment to Health Waiver and other program stakeholders. Program guidelines shall be reviewed and updated periodically as appropriate. DVHA shall disseminate guidelines in collaboration with its IGA partners and shall require the Departments to disseminate the guidelines among all of their designated providers. DVHA and its IGA partners make decision with regard to the following areas that are consistent with the practice guidelines: utilization management: enrollee education; coverage of services; and other areas to which the guidelines apply. DVHA shall not structure compensation for any entity that conducts utilization management services in such a way as to provide incentives for the denial, limitation or discontinuation of medically necessary services to any enrollee.

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