Out-of-Network Institutional Fund Deficit Sample Clauses

Out-of-Network Institutional Fund Deficit. For any Agreement Year in which the POS Out-of-Network Institutional Expenses exceed the POS Out-of-Network Institutional Budget, Blue Shield shall offset *** of any out-of-network Institutional deficit against any out-of-network Professional surplus. If a deficit results, Blue Shield shall carry such deficit forward into future Agreement Years and the deficit carryover shall be offset against any Out-of-Network Professional or Institutional Fund Surpluses in future years. In the event the Deficit carried forward exceeds the Surplus in a future year, the remaining deficit shall continue to be carried forward and offset against any Surpluses in subsequent years. <<>> [LOGO] Blue Shield of California An Independent Member of the Blue Shield Association Exhibit G-2, Schedule 1 HMO IPA/Medical Group Agreement POS FUND ALLOCATIONS Name of Group: PROSPECT MEDICAL GROUP, INC. Effective Date: As of / /2004, the effective net yield (which includes the deduction for Stop Loss, if applicable) for the following PMPMs are $34.75 for the POS In-network Shared Saving, $16.78 for POS Out-of-network Professional, and $14.90 for the POS Out-of-network Institutional, based on the 07/01/2003 membership. The actual allocation to POS Fund for each month will be calculated based on the actual member mix for each age/sex category. Members Other Than Blue Shield 65 Plus Members Age & Sex Categories and POS Fund Allocations Category POS Fund Allocation (PMPM) Sex Age IN-NETWORK SHARED SAVINGS OUT-OF-NETWORK PROFESSIONAL OUT-OF-NETWORK INSTITUTIONAL F 0 - 1 *** *** *** F 2 - 6 *** *** *** F 7 - 18 *** *** *** F 19 - 21 *** *** *** F 22 - 24 *** *** *** F 25 - 29 *** *** *** F 30 - 34 *** *** *** F 35 - 39 *** *** *** F 40 - 44 *** *** *** F 45 - 49 *** *** *** F 50 - 54 *** *** *** F 55 - 59 *** *** *** F 60 - 64 *** *** *** F 65 + (NM) *** *** *** F 65 + (M) * *** *** *** M 0 - 1 *** *** *** M 2 - 6 *** *** *** M 7 - 18 *** *** *** M 19 - 21 *** *** *** M 22 - 24 *** *** *** M 25 - 29 *** *** *** M 30 - 34 *** *** *** M 35 - 39 *** *** *** M 40 - 44 *** *** *** M 45 - 49 *** *** *** M 50 - 54 *** *** *** M 55 - 59 *** *** *** M 60 - 64 *** *** *** M 65 + (NM) *** *** *** M 65 + (M) * *** *** *** * = Medicare Primary *** All references to the POS Fund Allocations have been deleted. As of / /2005, the effective net yield (which includes the deduction for Stop Loss, if applicable) for the following PMPMs are $38.23 for the POS In-network Shared Saving, $17.79 for POS Out-of-network Pr...
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