Provider Protection Plan Sample Clauses

Provider Protection Plan. The MCO must comply with HHSC's provider protection plan requirements for reducing the administrative burdens placed on Network Providers, and ensuring efficiency in Network enrollment and reimbursement. At a minimum, the plan must comply with the requirements of Texas Government Code § 533.0055, and: • Provide for timely and accurate claims adjudication and proper claims payment in accordance with UMCM Chapters 2.0 through 2.2. • Include Network Provider training and education on the requirements for claims submission and appeals, including the MCO's policies and procedures (see also Section 8.1.4.6, "Provider Relations Including Manual, Materials and Training.") • Ensure Member access to care, in accordance with Section 8.1.3, "Access to Care," and the UMCM's Geo-Mapping requirements (see UMCM Chapters 5.14.1 through 5.14.4.) • Ensure prompt credentialing, as required by Section 8.1.4.4, "Provider Credentialing and Re-credentialing." • Ensure compliance with state and federal standards regarding prior authorizations, as described in Sections 8.1.8, "Utilization Management," and 8.1.21.2, "Prior Authorization for Prescription Drugs and 72-Hour Emergency Supplies." • Include other measures developed by HHSC or a provider protection plan workgroup, or measures developed by the MCO and approved by HHSC. Additionally, the MCO must participate in HHSC's work group, which will develop recommendations and proposed timelines for other components of the provider protection plan.
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