Independent Consumer Supports System Clause Samples

The Independent Consumer Supports System clause establishes a framework for providing impartial assistance and guidance to consumers navigating a particular service or process. Typically, this system involves appointing third-party advisors or support personnel who are not affiliated with the service provider, ensuring that consumers receive unbiased information and help with decision-making or dispute resolution. The core function of this clause is to protect consumer interests by offering independent support, thereby enhancing transparency and trust while reducing the risk of conflicts of interest.
Independent Consumer Supports System. The CONTRACTOR shall work with the State’s independent consumer supports system as directed by HSD.
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Independent Consumer Supports System. (ICSS) means a system that operates independently from the Centennial Care MCOs established by HSD that assists Members in understanding and navigating the managed care environment and in the resolution of problems regarding services, coverage, access and rights.
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