Changes in Capacity Clause Samples

Changes in Capacity. Medical Group and its Participating Providers will continue to accept Members enrolled by Health Plan for so long as Medical Group and its Participating Providers have the capacity to provide and arrange Covered Services under this Agreement and for so long as Medical Group continues to accept new patients from any HMO or other prepaid Health Plan. Medical Group shall provide at least one hundred twenty (120) calendar days prior written notice to Health Plan of any significant changes in the capacity of Medical Group to provide or arrange Covered Services that would prevent Medical Group from accepting additional Members. A significant change in capacity includes, without limitation, the following: (i) inability of Medical Group to properly serve additional Members due to a lack of Primary Care Physicians or other Participating Providers; (ii) inability of any one of Medical Group's Primary Care Physicians or other Participating Providers to serve additional Members; or (iii) closure of any office or facility used by Medical Group or its Primary Care Physicians or other Participating Providers. Health Plan may continue to enroll Members with Medical Group until the expiration of the notice period required under this Section, and in such event, Medical Group and its Primary Care Physicians and other Participating Providers shall continue to accept such Members. Health Plan shall discontinue the enrollment of Members with Medical Group upon expiration of the notice period required under this Section until such time, if any, that Medical Group provides written notification to Health Plan that it has the capacity to accept additional Members.

Changes in Capacity. S6.9A The Distributor may receive applications from a Consumer (the "Requesting Party") for an increase or decrease in the MHQ or capacity of an existing connection.

Changes in Capacity. The Restricted Shareholder will not be deemed to have ceased being a Service Provider merely because of a change in the capacity in which the Restricted Shareholder renders service to Pega, the Company or a subsidiary of the Company, or a change in the entity within the Company’s control for which such Restricted Shareholder renders such service, provided that there is no interruption or termination of service relationship. For example, a change in status from an employee of Pega or the Company to an officer of another subsidiary of the Company will not constitute ceasing to be a Service Provider. The foregoing changes in capacity will not prejudice or preclude the Restricted Shareholder from exercising his rights under the Employment Agreement, which could give rise to rights under Section 1.3(iii) hereof. For the avoidance of doubt, no cessation of service shall occur if the Restricted Shareholder ceases to be an employee of Pega, the Company (or any other subsidiary) but simultaneously commences or continues to perform services to any such entity as an advisor, independent contractor or consultant.

Changes in Capacity. A significant change in the provider network is defined as the termination or addition of a Subcontract with an entity that provides behavioral health services or the closing of a Subcontractor site that is providing services under this Agreement. The Contractor must notify DBHR thirty (30) calendar days prior to terminating any of its Subcontracts with entities that provide direct services, or entering into new Subcontracts with entities that provide direct services. This notification must occur prior to any public announcement of this change. 8.3.1. If either the Contractor or the Subcontractor terminates a Subcontract in less than thirty (30) calendar days or a site closure occurs in less than thirty (30) calendar days, the Contractor must notify DSHS Contact on Page One of this Agreement, in writing, as soon possible and prior to a public announcement. 8.3.2. If DSHS issues a stop placement of clients in a subcontracted treatment facility upon finding that a facility is not in substantial compliance with provisions of any WAC related to chemical dependency treatment, the Contractor must work with the subcontracted Contractor to transition care of any impacted individuals. 8.3.3. The Contractor shall notify the DSHS Contact on Page One of this Agreement, in writing, of any other changes in capacity that results in the Contractor being unable to meet any of the Access Standards as required in this Agreement. Events that affect capacity include: decrease in the number or frequency of a required service, employee strike or other work stoppage related to union activities, or any changes that result in the Contractor being unable to provide timely, Medically Necessary services. 8.3.4. If any of the events described in this section occur, the Contractor must submit a plan to the DSHS Contact on Page One of this Agreement, in writing, that includes at least:

Changes in Capacity. A designated airline that conducts international air transport operations may at any point of any segment of the agreed routes, change, without limitation, the type or number of aircraft used, provided transport beyond such point is a continuation of transport from the territory of the Party that designated the airline and, in the return direction, transport to the territory of the designating Party is a continuation of transport from beyond that point.