Common use of Rate Adjustments Clause in Contracts

Rate Adjustments. Prospective adjustments to the rates may be required if there are mandated changes in Medicaid services to the managed care population provided through this Contract as a result of legislative, executive, regulatory, or judicial action. Changes, including programmatic changes, applicable to this Contract mandated by state or federal legislation, or executive, regulatory or judicial mandates, shall take effect on the dates specified in the legislation or mandate. In the event of such changes, any rate adjustments shall be made through the Contract amendment process. The Contractor is free to negotiate provider rates and methodologies that are tied to Medicaid fee- for-service reimbursement, but such ties shall not be considered to have any direct impact on rates. Changes to fee-for-service provider reimbursement rates or methodologies which may be mandated by legislative, executive, regulatory or judicial action shall not be considered as an impact to the Contractor that must be considered in setting and/or adjusting rates unless those changes are explicitly required under this Contract.

Rate Adjustments. Prospective adjustments to the rates may be required if there are mandated changes in Medicaid services to the managed care population provided through this Contract as a result of legislative, executive, regulatory, or judicial action. Changes, including programmatic changes, Changes applicable to this Contract mandated by state or federal legislation, or executive, regulatory or judicial mandates, shall will take effect on the dates specified in the legislation or mandate. In the event of such changes, any rate adjustments shall be made through the Contract amendment process. The Contractor is Contractors are free to negotiate provider rates and methodologies that are tied to Medicaid fee- fee-for-service reimbursement, but such ties shall not be considered to have any direct impact on rates. Changes to fee-for-service provider reimbursement rates or methodologies which may be mandated by legislative, executive, regulatory or judicial action shall will not be considered as an impact to the Contractor that must be considered in setting and/or adjusting rates unless those changes are explicitly required under this Contract.

Rate Adjustments. Prospective adjustments to the rates may be required if there are mandated changes in Medicaid services to the managed care population provided through this Contract as a result of legislative, executive, regulatory, or judicial action. Changes, including programmatic changes, applicable to this Contract mandated by state or federal legislation, or executive, regulatory or judicial mandates, shall take effect on the dates specified in the legislation or mandate. In the event of such changes, any rate adjustments shall be made through the Contract amendment process. The Contractor is free to negotiate provider rates and methodologies that are tied to Medicaid fee- fee - for-service reimbursement, but such ties shall not be considered to have any direct impact on rates. Changes to fee-for-service provider reimbursement rates or methodologies which may be mandated by legislative, executive, regulatory or judicial action shall not be considered as an impact to the Contractor that must be considered in setting and/or adjusting rates unless those changes are explicitly required under this Contract.