Additional Readiness Reviews and Monitoring Efforts Sample Clauses

Additional Readiness Reviews and Monitoring Efforts. During the Operations Phase, HHSC may conduct desk and/or onsite reviews as part of its normal Contract monitoring efforts. Additionally, an MCO that chooses to make a change to any operational system or undergo any major transition may be subject to an additional Readiness Review(s). HHSC will determine whether the proposed changes will require a desk review and/or an onsite review. The MCO is responsible for all reasonable travel costs incurred by HHSC or its authorized agent for onsite reviews conducted as part of Readiness Review or HHSC’s normal Contract monitoring efforts. For purposes of this section, “reasonable travel costs” include airfare, lodging, meals, car rental and fuel, taxi, mileage, parking and other incidental travel expenses incurred by HHSC or its authorized agent in connection with the onsite reviews. This provision does not limit HHSC’s ability to collect other costs as damages in accordance with Attachment A, Section 12.02(e), “Damages.” Refer to Section 7, “Transition Phase Requirements,” and Section 8.1.18, “Management Information System Requirements,” for additional information regarding MCO Readiness Reviews. Refer to Attachment A, "Uniform Managed Care Contract Terms and Conditions," Section 4.08(c) for information regarding Readiness Reviews of the MCO’s Material Subcontractors.
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