PROVIDER’S SERVICES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses

PROVIDER’S SERVICES AND RESPONSIBILITIES a. The PROVIDER shall perform services hereunder at PAYOR-authorized service sites during this Agreement. The PROVIDER may have access to the PAYOR’s service site(s) and temporary service space therein, if approved by the PAYOR’s CEO, or CEO’s designee, in order to perform services hereunder. The PROVIDER shall furnish and utilize the PROVIDER’s own equipment, tools, materials, and supplies that the PROVIDER deems necessary to perform the supports/services hereunder. Provider shall not offer hours of operation that are less than the hours of operation offered to commercial members or not comparable to Medicaid fee-for- service (FFS), if the provider serves only Medicaid members.
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PROVIDER’S SERVICES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. 1.1 PROVIDER shall conduct services generally described as RUNNING AND RUNNING RELATED PROGRAM SERVICES at the following locations: Xxxxxx Street Recreation Gym – 00 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Cartersville, Cartersville Sports Complex – 00 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxx, Cartersville Civic Center – 000 X Xxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx Park – 00 Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx Park – 000 Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxx X Xxxxxx Gym – 000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Cartersville, Xxx Xxxxx Park – 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxx.
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PROVIDER’S SERVICES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. The Provider shall perform services hereunder at Payor-authorized service sites during this Agreement. The Provider may have access to the Payor’s service site(s) and temporary service space therein, if approved by the Payor’s CEO, or CEO’s designee, in order to perform services hereunder. The Provider shall furnish and utilize the Provider’s own equipment, tools, materials, and supplies that the Provider deems necessary to perform the supports/services hereunder. The Provider shall exercise independent control over the Provider’s services rendered under this Agreement, including the manner or methods of services, service duties or tasks, and the professional procedures thereof. The Provider shall provide the services hereunder in keeping with final results of services, deadlines for final results of services, and applicable schedules of services, as authorized by the Payor’s CEO or the CEO’s designated representative. The scheduling and amounts of service units which the Provider shall render hereunder shall be flexible during the period of this Agreement and shall be subject to case-to-case assessments by the Payor’s CEO or the CEO’s designated representative on the need of the Provider’s services for the Consumers(s) and their extent and the service scheduling requirements thereof. The Provider is not guaranteed under this Agreement a minimum number of consumer cases, consumer appointments, or consumers to be served. The Payor does not guarantee to the Provider hereunder either the scheduling of or the performing of a minimum amount of service units and/or hours of contractual services daily, weekly, monthly, or annually during the period of this Agreement. Services performed by the Provider for a Consumer under this Agreement must be in direct accordance with the written Individual Plan of Services of said Consumer as developed through a person-centered planning process in a Payor-authorized supports/services planning meeting. The Provider shall complete services and documentation and records thereof that meet the Payor’s requirements hereunder for reimbursement by the Payor. The Provider’s services and documentation/records thereof shall comply with the standards of the Payor, the MDHHS, an applicable licensing Department or Agency of the State of Michigan, Medicaid and Medicare regulations and/or any third party reimbursors. The Provider shall maintain complete and accurate records of all services provided under this Agreement in such form and submit...
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PROVIDER’S SERVICES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. 1.1 PROVIDER shall conduct services generally described as LACROSSE LEAGUES, CAMPS, and CLINICS at the following locations: Deerfield Park – 00 Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx Park – 000 Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxx Park – 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxx.
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PROVIDER’S SERVICES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. 3.1 Provider shall provide to Injured Workers Compensable Medical Care which is Medically Necessary and which is in accordance with this Participation Attachment and the Workers' Compensation Act of Colorado. Provider shall provide and maintain Injured Workers' continuity of care, including admissions to inpatient facility care, after hours coverage, weekend coverage and timely referral of Injured Workers to specialists within the Anthem Workers' Compensation Network.
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