RESPONSIVENESS TO THE DEPARTMENT Sample Clauses

RESPONSIVENESS TO THE DEPARTMENT. The Contractor must acknowledge receipt of the Department’s written, electronic, or telephonic requests for assistance, including case management evaluation requests and requests to change MCO (good cause as outlined in Section 6.3.D of this Contract), involving members or providers within one (1) business day in instances where the member’s health condition requires and in all other instances no later than two (2) business days of receipt of the request from the Department. The Contractor’s acknowledgement must include a planned date of resolution. A detailed resolution summary advising the Department of the Contractor’s action and resolution shall be rendered to the Department in the format requested. The Department’s requests for case management services and/or requests for the Contractor to contact the member/provider must occur within the time frame set forth by the Department. The Department’s urgent requests for assistance such as issues involving legislators, other governmental bodies, or as determined by the Department, must be given priority by the Contractor and completed in accordance with the instructions from the Department. The Department shall provide guidance with respect to any necessary deadlines and resolution requirements, including dates of resolution. A resolution summary, as described by the Department, shall be submitted to the Department.
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RESPONSIVENESS TO THE DEPARTMENT. The MCO shall acknowledge receipt of the Department’s written, electronic, or telephonic requests as expeditiously as the matter requires or no later than two business days after receipt of the request from the Department. The MCO’s acknowledgment must include a planned date of resolution. A detailed resolution summary advising the Department of the MCO’s action and resolution shall be rendered to the Department in the format requested. The Department’s urgent requests for assistance such as issues involving legislators, other governmental bodies, or as determined by the Department, must be given priority by the MCO and completed in accordance with the request of and instructions from the Department. The Department shall provide guidance with respect to any necessary deadlines or other requirements. A resolution summary, as described by the Department, shall be submitted to the Department.
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