Common use of Authorization Requirements Clause in Contracts

Authorization Requirements. Subject to all applicable terms and conditions, including without limitation Section 2.2 above, and in accordance with the Provider Manual, Protocols, and requirements of the Member’s Benefit Plan regarding authorization, Provider must request authorization for MHSA Services from UBH either telephonically or by another approved and accepted method recognized by UBH before providing any MHSA Services to a Member as a Covered Service. Authorizations shall subsequently be confirmed by UBH in writing. Except as otherwise permitted herein, only Emergency Services will be eligible for retroactive authorization at the sole discretion of UBH or as required by applicable law. Any authorization resulting from wrongful, fraudulent or negligent actions of Provider or a breach of this Agreement shall be null and void as of the time given.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Behavioral Health Individual Participating Provider Agreement, United Behavioral Health, Behavioral Health Individual Participating Provider Agreement

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Authorization Requirements. Subject to all applicable terms and conditions, including without limitation Section 2.2 above, and in accordance with the Provider Manual, Protocols, and requirements of the Member’s Benefit Plan regarding authorization, Provider must request authorization for MHSA Services from UBH either telephonically or by another approved and accepted method recognized by UBH before providing any MHSA Services to a Member as a Covered Service. Authorizations shall subsequently be confirmed by UBH in writing. Except as otherwise permitted herein, only Emergency Services will be eligible for retroactive authorization at the sole discretion of UBH or as required by applicable law. Any authorization resulting from wrongful, fraudulent or negligent actions of Provider or a breach of this Agreement shall be null and void as of the time given. The terms of this section shall prevail over any inconsistent term or condition in the Member’s Benefit Plan or other document related to obtaining prior authorization.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: United Behavioral Health

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