Open Panel Sample Clauses

The "Open Panel" clause establishes the right or requirement for parties to convene a panel, typically for the purpose of resolving disputes, making decisions, or reviewing certain matters under the agreement. In practice, this clause outlines the process for forming the panel, such as how members are selected, the scope of issues the panel can address, and the procedures it must follow. Its core function is to provide a structured and impartial mechanism for addressing issues that arise, thereby promoting fairness and efficiency in resolving disagreements or making determinations.
Open Panel. Providers who are accepting new patients for the Contractor as part of the MississippiCAN Program.
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Open Panel. Providers who are accepting new CHIP Members as patients from the Contractor.
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Open Panel. The lexan panel that divided the test chamber was open halfway allowing individuals to run around and take both rewards when they chose the prosocial token.
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Open Panel. PCPs who are accepting new patients for the Contractor. Operational Start Date – The first date on which the Contractor is responsible for providing MCO covered services to their enrollees and is responsible for compliance with all aspects of the Contract. This date is at the discretion of LDH, but is anticipated to be January 1, 2020. The Operational Start Date may be delayed by LDH for one or more MCOs depending on readiness review results.
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