Institutional Provider Selection Sample Clauses
The Institutional Provider Selection clause establishes the process by which a party or parties choose a specific institution or service provider to deliver certain services under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for selection, such as qualifications, experience, or compliance with regulatory standards, and may specify whether the selection is unilateral or requires mutual consent. Its core function is to ensure that the parties agree on a qualified provider, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring that services are delivered by an appropriate and vetted institution.
Institutional Provider Selection. For each provider, other than an individual practitioner, the County determines, and verifies at specified intervals, that the provider is:
1) Licensed to operate in the state, if licensure is required, and in compliance with any other applicable state or federal requirements; and
2) Reviewed and approved by an approved accrediting body (if the provider claims accreditation); or is determined by the County to meet standards established by the County itself.
Institutional Provider Selection. For each provider, other than an individual practitioner, the HMO determines, and verifies at specified intervals, that the provider is:
1) licensed to operate in the State, if licensure is required, and in compliance with any other applicable State or Federal requirements; and HMO Contract for January 1, 2000 - December 31, 2001
2) the HMO verifies that the provider is reviewed and approved by an approved accrediting body (if the provider claims accreditation), or is determined by the HMO to meet standards established by the HMO itself.
Institutional Provider Selection. For each provider, other than an individual practitioner, the County PIHP determines, and verifies at specified intervals, that the provider is:
a. Licensed to operate in the state, if licensure is required, and in compliance with any other applicable state or federal requirements; and
b. Reviewed and approved by an approved accrediting body (if the provider claims accreditation); or is determined by the County PIHP to meet standards established by the County PIHP itself.