Common use of Accreditation of Contractor by National Accrediting Body Clause in Contracts

Accreditation of Contractor by National Accrediting Body. If the Contractor holds a current NCQA accreditation status it shall submit a copy of its current certificate of accreditation with a copy of the complete accreditation survey report, including scoring of each category, standard, and element levels, and recommendations, as presented via the NCQA Interactive Survey System (ISS): Status. Summarized & Detailed Results, Performance, Performance Measures, Must Pass Results Recommendations and History to the Department in accordance with timelines established by the Department. If a Contractor has not earned accreditation of its Medicaid product through the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Health Plan, the Contractor shall be required to obtain such accreditation within two (2) to four (4) years from the effective date of its initial MCO Contract with the Commonwealth.

Accreditation of Contractor by National Accrediting Body. If the A Contractor which holds a current NCQA accreditation status it shall submit a copy of its current certificate of accreditation with a copy of the complete accreditation survey report, including scoring of each category, standard, and element levels, and recommendations, as presented via the NCQA Interactive Survey System (ISS): Status. Summarized & Detailed Results, Performance, Performance Measures, Must Pass Results Recommendations and History to the Department in accordance with timelines established by the Department. If a Contractor has not earned accreditation of its Medicaid product through the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Health Plan, the Contractor MCO shall be required to obtain such accreditation within two (2) to four (4) years from the effective date of its initial MCO Contract with the Commonwealththis contract.