Common use of Cultural Competency Clause in Contracts

Cultural Competency. ‌ The Contractor must demonstrate cultural competency in its communications, both written and verbal, with Members and must ensure that cultural differences between the Provider and the Member do not present barriers to access and quality health care. Both the Contractor and its Providers must demonstrate the ability and commitment to provide and deliver quality health care across a variety of cultures. The Contractor must promote access and delivery of services, in a culturally competent manner to all Medicaid beneficiaries and Members including, but not limited, to those with limited English proficiency, diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds, disabilities, and regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, or gender identity. The Contractor must ensure that beneficiaries have access to covered services that are delivered in a manner that meets their unique needs.

Cultural Competency. ‌ The Contractor must demonstrate cultural competency in its communications, both written and verbal, with Members and must ensure that cultural differences between the Provider and the Member do not present barriers to access and quality health care. Both the Contractor and its Providers must demonstrate the ability and commitment to provide and deliver quality health care across a variety of cultures. The Contractor must promote access and delivery of services, in a culturally competent manner to all Medicaid beneficiaries and Members including, but not limited, to those with limited English proficiency, diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds, disabilities, and regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, or gender identity. The Contractor must ensure that beneficiaries have access to covered services that are delivered in a manner that meets their unique needs.

Cultural Competency. ‌ The Contractor must demonstrate cultural competency in its communications, both written and verbal, with Members and must ensure that cultural differences between the Provider and the Member do not present barriers to access and quality health care. Both the Contractor and its Providers must demonstrate the ability and commitment to provide and deliver quality health care across a variety of cultures. The Contractor must promote access and delivery of services, in a culturally competent manner to all Medicaid beneficiaries and Members including, but not limited, to those with limited English proficiency, diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds, disabilities, and regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or gender identitydisability. The Contractor must ensure that beneficiaries have access to covered services that are delivered in a manner that meets their unique needs.

Cultural Competency. ‌ The Contractor must demonstrate cultural competency in its communications, both written and verbal, with Members and must ensure that cultural differences between the Provider and the Member do not present barriers to access and quality health care. Both the Contractor and its Providers must demonstrate the ability and commitment to provide and deliver quality health care across a variety of cultures. The Contractor must promote access and delivery of services, in a culturally competent manner to all Medicaid beneficiaries and Members including, but not limited, to those with limited English proficiency, diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds, disabilities, and regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or gender identitydisability. The Contractor must ensure that beneficiaries Members have access to covered services that are delivered in a manner that meets their unique needs.

Cultural Competency. ‌ The Contractor must demonstrate cultural competency in its communications, both written and verbal, with Members and must ensure that cultural differences between the Provider and the Member do not present barriers to access and quality health care. Both the Contractor and its Providers must demonstrate the ability and commitment to provide and deliver quality health care across a variety of cultures. The Contractor must promote access and delivery of services, in a culturally competent manner to all Medicaid beneficiaries and Members including, but not limited, to those with limited English proficiency, diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds, disabilities, and regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or gender identitydisability. The Contractor must ensure that beneficiaries Members have access to covered services that are delivered in a manner that meets their unique needs.