Common use of Termination by HMO Clause in Contracts

Termination by HMO. (a) Failure to pay. HMO may terminate this Contract if HHSC fails to pay the HMO undisputed charges when due as required under this Contract. Retaining premium, recoupment, sanctions, or penalties that are allowed under this Contract or that result from the HMO’s failure to perform or the HMO’s default under the terms of this Contract is not cause for termination. Termination for failure to pay does not release HHSC from the obligation to pay undisputed charges for services provided prior to the termination date. If HHSC fails to pay undisputed charges when due, then the HMO may submit a notice of intent to terminate for failure to pay in accordance with the requirements of Subsection 12.04(d). If HHSC pays all undisputed amounts then due within thirty (30)­days after receiving the notice of intent to terminate, the HMO cannot proceed with termination of the Contract under this Article.

Termination by HMO. (a) Failure to pay. HMO may terminate this Contract if HHSC fails to pay the HMO undisputed charges when due as required under this Contract. Retaining premium, recoupment, sanctions, or penalties that are allowed under this Contract or that result from the HMO’s failure to perform or the HMO’s default under the terms of this Contract is not cause for termination. Termination for failure to pay does not release HHSC from the obligation to pay undisputed charges for services provided prior to the termination date. If HHSC fails to pay undisputed charges when due, then the HMO may submit a notice of intent to terminate for failure to pay in accordance with the requirements of Subsection 12.04(d). If HHSC pays all undisputed amounts then due within thirty (30)­days 30)-days after receiving the notice of intent to terminate, the HMO cannot proceed with termination of the Contract under this Article.