Common use of Internet Website Clause in Contracts

Internet Website. The HMO must develop and maintain, consistent with HHSC standards and Section 843.2015 of the Texas Insurance Code and other applicable state laws, a website to provide general information about the HMO’s Program(s), its Provider Network, its customer services, and its Complaints and Appeals process. The HMO may develop a page within its existing website to meet the requirements of this section. The HMO must maintain a Provider Directory for its HMO Program(s) on the HMO’s website with designation of open versus closed panels. All HMOs must list Home Health Ancillary providers on their websites, with an indicator for Pediatric services if provided. The HMO’s website must comply with the Marketing Policies and Procedures for each applicable HHSC HMO Program. The website’s HMO Program content must be:

Internet Website. The HMO must develop and maintain, consistent with HHSC standards and Section 843.2015 of the Texas Insurance Code and other applicable state laws, a website to provide general information about the HMO’s Program(s), its Provider Network, its customer services, and its Complaints and Appeals process. The HMO may develop a page within its existing website to meet the requirements of this section. The HMO must maintain a Provider Directory for its HMO Program(s) on the HMO’s website with designation of open versus closed panels. All HMOs must list Home Health Ancillary providers on their websites, with an indicator for Pediatric services if provided. The HMO’s website must comply with the Marketing Policies and Procedures for each applicable HHSC HMO Program. The website’s HMO Program content must be:: 1 Written in Major Population Group languages (which under this contract include only English and Spanish);