Network Disruption Sample Clauses
The Network Disruption clause defines the parties' rights and responsibilities in the event of interruptions or failures in network connectivity that affect the performance of contractual obligations. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes a network disruption, the procedures for notifying the other party, and any temporary relief or extensions of deadlines that may apply during such disruptions. Its core function is to allocate risk and provide a clear process for handling unforeseen technical issues, ensuring that neither party is unfairly penalized for circumstances beyond their control.
Network Disruption. (i) Contractor shall implement policies and practices designed (i) to reduce the potential for disruptions in Contractor’s provider networks, and (ii) to minimize the amount of uncertainty, disruption, and inconvenience of Enrollees in the execution of the transition of care as required under State laws, rules and regulations in connection with any such disruption. Contractor agrees to maintain adequate records, reasonably satisfactory to the Exchange, documenting its policies and its compliance with these requirements by Contractor and Participating Providers.
(ii) If Contractor experiences provider network disruptions that require a block transfer of Enrollees from a terminated Participating Physician or Participating Hospital to a new Participating Physician or Participating Hospital, Contractor shall provide the Exchange with copies of the written notices the Contractor proposes to send to affected Enrollees, as required under Health and Safety Code 1373.65 prior to mailing to Enrollees.
(iii) If Contractor experiences provider network disruptions or other similar circumstances that make it necessary for Enrollees to change QHPs or Participating Providers, Contractor agrees to provide prior notice to the Exchange and Health Insurance Regulator, in accordance with advance notice, meeting, and other requirements set forth in applicable laws, rules and regulations, including, Insurance Code 10199.1 and Health and Safety Code 1367.23 and 1366.1.
(iv) In the event of a change in Participating Providers or QHPs under paragraphs (ii) or (iii) above, Contractor shall, and shall require Participating Providers to, cooperate with the Exchange in planning for the orderly transfer of Enrollees as necessary and as required under applicable laws, rules, and regulations including, those relating to continuation of care, including, those set forth at Health and Safety Code Section 1373.95 and Insurance Code 10133.55.
Network Disruption. (i) Contractor shall implement reasonable policies and practices designed (i) to reduce the potential for disruptions in Contractor’s provider networks, and (ii) to minimize the amount of uncertainty, disruption, and inconvenience of Enrollees in the execution of the transition of care as required under State laws, rules and regulations in connection with any such disruption. Contractor agrees to maintain adequate records, reasonably satisfactory to the Exchange, documenting its policies and its compliance with these requirements by Contractor and Participating Providers.
Network Disruption. You are expressly prohibited from any use of the Service or any other action that causes a disruption in the network integrity of SunRocket or its vendors, whether directly or indirectly. SunRocket, in its sole discretion, may terminate your Service without advance notice if it determines you are responsible for such disruptions.
Network Disruption. If the interconnection of Landlord or Resident equipment results in any observable service disruption (including, without limitation, a measurable reduction of service levels, equipment or network malfunctions or failures, or excessive event alarms) and the disruption is caused by or arises from the Landlord or Resident equipment or acts or omissions of the Landlord, then the following apply:
(a) If the disruption is not a Service Threatening Disruption, then UC2B will notify Landlord promptly of such disruption and Landlord will have seventy-two (72) hours (or such longer period as may be mutually agreed to by UC2B and Landlord) to eliminate the source of the disruption. If Landlord is unable to eliminate the source of disruption within the required time period, then UC2B may apply any operating procedures then in effect by UC2B to eliminate disruptions of similar nature and Landlord and Resident will (a) cooperate with such efforts, and be responsible for all reasonable out-of-pocket expenses as communicated to Landlord in a timely manner by UC2B, caused by Landlord’s or Resident’s negligence or willful misconduct and actually incurred by UC2B in eliminating the disruption.
(b) If the disruption is a Service Threatening Disruption, then UC2B may at any time, without prior notice to Landlord or Resident, take immediate action to eliminate such Service Threatening Disruption. UC2B shall notify Landlord immediately after action is taken and, upon notice, UC2B is entitled to immediate access to the Landlord’s Premises and each Residential Unit. Landlord will provide any assistance reasonably requested by UC2B. In taking such action, UC2B will use its reasonable best efforts to minimize any disruption to Landlord’s operations and will use its reasonable best efforts to restore service to Landlord promptly. Landlord will be responsible for all reasonable out-of-pocket expenses actually incurred by UC2B to resolve any Service Threatening Disruption.
Network Disruption. Interfere with the operations of other networks, services, or equipment, or fail to ensure secure network configurations as necessary to protect the System.
Network Disruption. (i) Contractor shall implement reasonable policies and practices designed (i) to reduce the potential for disruptions in Contractor’s provider networks, and (ii) to minimize the amount of uncertainty, disruption, and inconvenience of Enrollees in the execution of the transition of care as required under State laws, rules and regulations in connection with any such disruption. Contractor agrees to maintain adequate records, reasonably satisfactory to the Exchange, Covered California – Final HealthFinal SADP Plan Contract – May 6August 190, 2013 9 documenting its policies and its compliance with these requirements by Contractor and Participating Providers.