Common use of Approval of Communications Clause in Contracts

Approval of Communications. Description The CONTRACTOR must receive pre-approval from the DEPARTMENT of all communication materials specified by the DEPARTMENT prior to distribution to PARTICIPANTS, potential PARTICIPANTS, and EMPLOYERS participating in the HEALTH BENEFIT PROGRAM. This includes written and electronic communication, such as marketing collateral, informational notices, standard letters, summary plan descriptions, claim denials and appeals, and Summary of Benefits and Coverage. (See Sections III.E.2.

Approval of Communications. Description The CONTRACTOR must receive receives pre-approval from the DEPARTMENT of all communication materials specified by the DEPARTMENT prior to distribution to PARTICIPANTS, potential PARTICIPANTS, and EMPLOYERS participating in the HEALTH BENEFIT PROGRAM. This includes written and electronic communication, such as marketing collateral, informational notices, standard letters, summary plan descriptions, claim denials and appeals, and Summary summary of Benefits BENEFITS and Coveragecoverage. (See Sections III.E.2.140A and 260C.) Frequency As needed, certified QUARTERLY

Approval of Communications. Description The CONTRACTOR must receive receives pre-approval from the DEPARTMENT of all communication materials specified by the DEPARTMENT prior to distribution to PARTICIPANTS, potential PARTICIPANTS, and EMPLOYERS participating in the HEALTH BENEFIT PROGRAM. This includes written and electronic communication, such as marketing collateral, informational notices, standard letters, summary plan descriptions, claim denials and appeals, and Summary summary of Benefits BENEFITS and Coveragecoverage. (See Sections III.E.2.135A and 260C.) Frequency As needed, certified QUARTERLY

Approval of Communications. Description The CONTRACTOR must shall receive pre-approval from the DEPARTMENT of all communication materials specified by the DEPARTMENT prior to distribution to PARTICIPANTS, potential PARTICIPANTS, and EMPLOYERS participating in the HEALTH BENEFIT PROGRAM. This includes written and electronic communication, such as marketing collateral, informational notices, standard letters, summary plan descriptions, claim denials and appeals, and Summary summary of Benefits BENEFITS and Coveragecoverage. (See Sections III.E.2.