Common use of Coordination and Continuity of Care Clause in Contracts

Coordination and Continuity of Care. 1. In addition to meeting the coordination and continuity of care requirements set forth in Article II.E.3, the Contractor shall develop a care coordination plan that provides for seamless transitions of care for beneficiaries with the DMC-ODS system of care. Contractor is responsible for developing a structured approach to care coordination to ensure that beneficiaries successfully transition between levels of SUD care (i.e. withdrawal management, residential, outpatient) without disruptions to services.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Intergovernmental Agreement, Standard Agreement, Standard Agreement

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