CONTRACTS WITH ALL PARTICIPATING MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS Clause Samples

This clause establishes the requirement for formal agreements between the organization and all mental health providers involved in delivering services under the contract. It typically mandates that each participating provider must sign a contract outlining their responsibilities, compensation, and compliance with relevant standards or regulations. By ensuring that all providers are contractually bound, this clause helps maintain consistent service quality, clarifies expectations, and reduces the risk of disputes or non-compliance.
CONTRACTS WITH ALL PARTICIPATING MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS. 1. All services necessary to provide beneficiaries the stipulated mental health benefits shall be contracted in writing with participating mental health providers. The MBHO will ensure that all provisions and requirements contained in this contract are properly included in the contracts with all participating mental health providers and that they are carried out by said participating mental health providers. Such provisions and requirements made part of these contracts will be properly notified to the ADMINISTRATION. Coverage afforded to beneficiaries under this contract constitutes a direct obligation on the part of the MBHO's participating mental health providers to comply with all terms and conditions contained herein. 2. The MBHO may not discriminate with respect to participation, reimbursement or indemnification as to any provider who is acting within the scope of the provider's license or certification under applicable Commonwealth law. 3. The MBHO agrees to draft, execute and enforce a specific contract between the MBHO and its participating mental health providers that will include all applicable provisions contained in this contract. The MBHO will insure that said applicable provisions are properly complied with by the network of participating mental health providers. To this effect, the MBHO also agrees to certify or attest that none of its providers of services: (1) consults, employs or procures services from any individual that has been debarred or suspended from any federal agency or (2) has a director, partner or employee with a beneficial ownership of more than 5% on their organization's equity who has been debarred or suspended by any federal agency, or (3) procures self-referral of services to any provider in which it may have directly or indirectly any economic or proprietary interest. The MBHO will certify and attest that it has provided participating mental health providers, complete written instructions describing procedures to be used for the compliance with all duties and obligations arising under this contract. These instructions will include the following information: provider selection by beneficiaries, covered services, reporting requirements, record-keeping requirements, grievance procedures, deductibles and co-payment amounts, confidentiality, and prohibitions against denial or rationing of services. Copy of these instructions will be submitted to ADMINISTRATION who reserves the right to request modifications or amendments to s...
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