Service Coordinator Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Service Coordinator Responsibilities i. Assuring that the health plan promptly conducts a face-to-face health and functionality assessment (HFA) for each QExA member. During the initial period of QExA enrollment, all QExA enrollees who are under age 21 years, or who are receiving HCBS, will receive an HFA within 90 days of the date QExA plans begin providing services. All other individuals will receive an HFA within 270 days of the date QExA plans begin providing services. Any QExA enrollee who has an emergency room visit, hospital visit, or any change in condition, will receive an HFA within 15 days of this event. Members who enroll more than 9 months after QExA plans begin providing services will receive a face-to-face HFA within 15 days of their enrollment.;
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  • Member Responsibilities The Member’s responsibilities shall include, but are not limited to:

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  • IRO Responsibilities The IRO shall:

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  • Owner Responsibilities Owner shall:

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