Customer Service Training Process. Contractor shall demonstrate to Covered California that it has in place initial and ongoing customer service protocols, training, and processes to appropriately interface with and participate in Covered California. As part of this demonstration, Contractor shall permit Covered California to inspect and review its training materials. Covered California will share its customer service training modules with Contractor.
Customer Service Training Process. Contractor shall demonstrate to the Exchange that it has in place initial and ongoing customer service protocols, training, and processes to appropriately interface with and participate in the Exchange. As part of this demonstration, Contractor shall permit the Exchange to inspect and review its training materials. The Exchange will share its customer service training modules with Contractor.
Customer Service Training Process. Contractor shall demonstrate to the Exchange that it has in place initial and ongoing customer service protocols, training, and processes to appropriately interface with and participate in the Exchange. As part of this demonstration, Contractor shall permit the Exchange to inspect and review its training materials. The Exchange will share its customer service training modules with Contractor. Attachment 7. Quality, Network Management and Delivery System Standards Quality, Network Management and Delivery System Standards Preamble PROMOTING HIGHER QUALITY AND BETTER VALUE The mission of Covered California (the “Exchange”) is to increase the number of insured Californians, improve health care quality and access to care, promote better health, lower costs, and reduce health disparities through an innovative and competitive marketplace that empowers consumers to choose the health plan and providers that offer the best value. The Exchange’s “Triple Aim” framework seeks to improve the patient care experience including quality and satisfaction, improve the health of the population, and reduce the per capita cost of health care services. The Exchange and Contractor recognize that promoting better quality and value will be contingent upon smooth implementation and large enrollment in the Exchange. Stand-Alone Dental Plan issuers (“SADP issuers” or “Contractor”) are central partners for the Exchange in achieving its mission. By entering into an agreement with the Exchange (“Agreement”), Contractor agrees to work in partnership with the Exchange to develop and implement policies and practices that will promote the Triple Aim, impacting not just the Enrollees of the Exchange but the Contractor’s California membership. SADPs have the opportunity to take a leading role in helping the Exchange support new models of care which promote the vision of the Affordable Care Act and meet consumer needs and expectations. At the same time, the Contractor and the Exchange can promote improvements in the entire care delivery system. The Exchange will seek to promote care that reduces excessive costs, minimizes unpredictable quality and reduces inefficiencies of the current system. For there to be a meaningful impact on overall oral healthcare cost and quality, solutions and successes need to be sustainable, scalable and expand beyond local markets or specific groups of individuals. The Exchange expects its SADP partners to engage in a culture of continuous quality and value improveme...
