PROGRAM BASED Clause Samples
The "Program Based" clause defines the terms and conditions that apply specifically to a particular program or set of programs within a broader agreement. It typically outlines how the agreement's provisions are tailored or limited to the scope, duration, and objectives of the designated program, such as a pilot project, training initiative, or research collaboration. By specifying that certain obligations or benefits are program-specific, this clause ensures clarity and prevents the unintended extension of terms to unrelated activities, thereby aligning expectations and responsibilities with the defined program.
PROGRAM BASED. As soon as it is determined that a caregiver is not home to receive a consumer, the protocol is as follows, the driver must call dispatch, and the dispatcher is to contact the appropriate MART staff. MART will then contact the necessary parties and give directives to the dispatcher on how the driver is to proceed.
PROGRAM BASED. TRANSPORTATION ONLY> The Transportation Provider shall ensure that Consumer pick-up and drop-off times at their residence and day program are maintained and are as constant as can be reasonably expected. The Broker/Agency may require that actual pick-up and drop-off times begin to be recorded and submitted for specific routes where problems have arisen. Additionally, if a Consumer is not immediately present, the driver should initiate a call to the dispatcher who will attempt to contact the Consumer's residence by telephone, and may be required to remain longer than five minutes for certain Consumers due to the presence of a physical limitation, behavioral challenge, or extreme weather conditions.
PROGRAM BASED. As soon as it is determined that a caregiver is not home to receive a consumer, the protocol is as follows, the driver must call dispatch, and the dispatcher is to contact the appropriate MART staff. MART will then contact the necessary parties and give directives to the dispatcher on how the driver is to proceed. I acknowledge that I have read, reviewed and understand all the provisions contained in the “MART Brokerage Transportation Provider Additional Performance Standards”. I acknowledge that I have received the aforementioned document and understand that they are incorporated as part of my contract with MART for the provision of transportation services. I hereby certify to abide by all the conditions, requirements and responsibilities contained in the aforementioned documents. Signature of Chief Executive Officer/Owner or Designated Representative Printed Name of Chief Executive Officer/Owner or Designated Representative Printed Title (42 CFR §§ 455.100 – 106, 42 CFR 455.436, and 42 CFR §1002.3) Federal law requires fiscal agents, managed care entities (MCEs), and other MassHealth providers, including applicants and certain bidders seeking to provide MassHealth services, to disclose some or all of the following: business ownership and control, business transactions, and criminal convictions. See 42 CFR §§ 455.100 – 106, 42 CFR 455.436, and 42 CFR §1002.3. MassHealth requires the submission of tax identification numbers (TINs), for example, social security number (SSN) or employer identification number (EIN), for purposes necessary to properly administer the MassHealth program (See 42 U.S.C. § 1320a-3 and 42 U.S.C. § 405 (c)(1).) Unless otherwise instructed by MassHealth, fiscal agents, MCEs, and other providers, must use this form when disclosing such information to MassHealth. The following terms are defined in 42 CFR 438.2. • Health Insuring Organization (HIO) • Prepaid Inpatient Health Plan (PIHP) • Managed Care Organization (MCO) • Primary Care Case Manager (PCCM) • Health Insuring Organization (HIO) • Prepaid Ambulatory Health Plan (PAHP)