In order to be eligible for a QIO contract, an organization must meet the following requirements:

(a) Have a governing body that includes at least one individual who is a representative of health care providers and at least one individual who is a representative of consumers.

(b) Demonstrate the ability to perform the functions of a QIO, including—

(1) The ability to meet the eligibility requirements and perform activities as set forth in the QIO Request for Proposal; and

(2) The ability to—

(i) Perform case reviews as described in §475.102; and/or

(ii) Perform quality improvement initiatives as set forth in §475.103.

(c) Demonstrate the ability to actively engage beneficiaries, families, and consumers, as applicable, in case reviews as set forth in §475.102, and/or quality improvement initiatives as set forth in §475.103.

(d) Demonstrate the ability to perform the functions of a QIO with objectivity and impartiality and in a fair and neutral manner.


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