MCO Responsibilities Upon Termination Sample Clauses

MCO Responsibilities Upon Termination. Termination of the contract must not discharge the obligations of the MCO with respect to services or items furnished prior to termination, including retention of records and verification of overpayments or underpayments. Termination must not discharge the State’s payment obligations to the MCO or the MCO’s payment obligations to its subcontractors and providers. Upon termination of this contract, the MCO must: • Within ten days of Notice of Termination, provide a written termination plan for the State’s approval. The MCO will revise and resubmit the termination plan to the State on a regular basis, the frequency of which will be determined by the State. • As outlined and approved by the State in the written termination plan, assist the State in taking the necessary steps to ensure a smooth transition of Requested Services after receipt of the Notice of Termination. • Provide the State with all information deemed necessary by the State within 30 calendar days of the request. HOOSIER HEALTHWISE STATE/MCO CONTRACT CONTRACT ATTACHMENT 1: MCO SCOPE OF WORK • Be financially responsible for all claims with dates of service through the day of termination, including those submitted within established time limits after the day of termination. • Be responsible for submitting all shadow claims to the State for a period of time not less than fifteen months after termination. • Be financially responsible for hospitalized patients through the date of discharge or 31 calendar days after termination of the contract, whichever is earlier. • Be financially responsible for services rendered through the day of termination, for which payment is denied by the MCO and subsequently approved upon appeal by the provider. • Be financially responsible for member appeals of adverse decisions rendered by the MCO concerning treatment of services requested prior to termination which are subsequently upheld on behalf of the member at a State Fair Hearing or appeal proceeding. • Arrange for the orderly transfer of patient care and patient records to those providers who will assume care for the member. For those members in a course of treatment for which a change of providers could be harmful, the MCO must continue to provide services until that treatment is concluded or appropriate transfer of care can be arranged. • Notify all members about the contract termination and the process by which members will continue to receive medical care, at least 60 calendar days in advance of the effective...
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