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CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED FOR PORTIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT.
PORTIONS FOR WHICH CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT IS REQUESTED ARE DENOTED BY "[*]".
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION OMITTED HAS BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES
AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION.

                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.3

Form No. DMB 234 (Rev. 1/96)
AUTHORITY: Act 431 of 1984
COMPLETION: Required
PENALTY: Contract will not be executed unless form is filed

                                STATE OF MICHIGAN
                       DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
                              OFFICE OF PURCHASING
                        P.O. BOX 30026, LANSING, MI 48909
                                       OR
                        530 W. ALLEGAN, LANSING, MI 48933

                                 CONTRACT NO. 071B1001026
                                     between
                              THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
                                       and

NAME & ADDRESS OF VENDOR
   Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.              TELEPHONE Michael A. Graham
   dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan                (248) 454-1070
   43097 Woodward Avenue, Suite 200                 ---------------------------
   Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302                       VENDOR NUMBER/MAIL  CODE
                                                    (2) 38-3341599 (008)
                                                    ---------------------------
                                                    BUYER (517) 373-2467
                                                    /s/ Ray E. Irvine
                                                    -----------------
                                                    Ray E. Irvine
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Contract Administrator: Rick Murdock
 Comprehensive Health Care Program (CHCP) Services for Medicaid Beneficiaries in
          Selected Michigan Counties -- Department of Community Health
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CONTRACT PERIOD:           From: October 1, 2000            To: October 1, 2002*
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TERMS                                      SHIPMENT
                 N/A                                         N/A
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F.O.B.                                     SHIPPED FROM
                 N/A                                         N/A
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MINIMUM DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS
*Plus three (3) each possible one-year extensions
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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION:

The terms and conditions of this Contract are those of ITB #071I0000251, this
Contract Agreement and the vendor's quote dated 5-1-00, and subsequent Best And
Final offer. In the event of any conflicts between the specifications, terms and
conditions indicated by the State and those indicated by the vendor, those of
the State take precedence.

Estimated Contract Value: The exact dollar value of this contract is unknown;
the Contractor will be paid based on actual beneficiary enrollment at the rates
(prices) specified in Attachment A to the Contract
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THIS IS NOT AN ORDER: This Contract Agreement is awarded on the basis of our
inquiry bearing the ITB No.071I0000251. A Purchase Order Form will be issued
only as the requirements of the State Departments are submitted to the Office of
Purchasing. Orders for delivery may be issued directly by the State Departments
through the issuance of a Purchase Order Form.

All terms and conditions of the invitation to bid are made a part hereof.
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FOR THE VENDOR:                                 FOR THE STATE:
 Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.
 dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan              /s/ David F. Ancell
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               Firm Name                                   Signature
        /s/ Michael A. Graham                           David F. Ancell
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       Authorized Agent Signature                            Name
 Michael A. Graham, Chief Executive Officer        State Purchasing Director
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    Authorized Agent (Print or Type)                         Title
              9/28/00                                       10/6/00
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                Date                                         Date

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                                    SECTION I

                    CONTRACTUAL SERVICES TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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<S>                                                                                             <C>
I-A    PURPOSE.................................................................................  1
I-B    ISSUING OFFICE..........................................................................  1
I-C    CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR..................................................................  1
I-D    TERM OF CONTRACT........................................................................  2
I-E    PRICE...................................................................................  2
I-F    COST LIABILITY..........................................................................  2
I-G    CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES.............................................................  2
I-H    NEWS RELEASES...........................................................................  3
I-I    DISCLOSURE..............................................................................  4
I-J    CONTRACT INVOICING AND PAYMENT..........................................................  4
I-K    ACCOUNTING RECORDS......................................................................  4
I-L    INDEMNIFICATION.........................................................................  4
         1.   General Indemnification..........................................................  4
         2.   Patent/Copyright Infringement Indemnification....................................  5
         3.   Indemnification Obligation Not Limited...........................................  5
         4.   Continuation of Indemnification Obligation.......................................  6
         5.   Exclusion........................................................................  6
I-M    CONTRACTOR'S LIABILITY INSURANCE........................................................  6
I-N    LITIGATION..............................................................................  7
I-O    CANCELLATION............................................................................  8
I-P    ASSIGNMENT..............................................................................  9
I-Q    DELEGATION..............................................................................  9
I-R    CONFIDENTIALITY.........................................................................  9
I-S    NON-DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE...............................................................  9
I-T    MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT................................................................  9
I-U    ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL CONTENT.......................................................... 10
I-V    RIGHT TO NEGOTIATE EXPANSION............................................................ 10
I-W    MODIFICATIONS, CONSENTS AND APPROVALS................................................... 10
I-X    ENTIRE AGREEMENT AND ORDER OF PRECEDENCE................................................ 10
I-Y    NO WAIVER OF DEFAULT.................................................................... 11
I-Z    SEVERABILITY............................................................................ 11
I-AA   DISCLAIMER.............................................................................. 11
I-BB   RELATIONSHIP OF THE PARTIES (INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR).................................... 11
I-CC   NOTICES................................................................................. 11
I-DD   UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES.................................................................. 11
I-EE   SURVIVOR................................................................................ 12
I-FF   GOVERNING LAW........................................................................... 12
I-GG   YEAR 2000 SOFTWARE COMPLIANCE........................................................... 12

                                   SECTION II

                                 WORK STATEMENT

II-A   BACKGROUND/PROBLEM STATEMENT............................................................ 13
         1.   Value Purchasing and Planning Principles......................................... 13
         2.   Managed Care Direction........................................................... 13
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                               SECTION II (con't.)

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<S>                                                                                             <C>
II-B   OBJECTIVES.............................................................................. 14
         1.   Objectives....................................................................... 14
         2.   Objectives for Special Needs..................................................... 14
         3.   Objectives for Contractor Accountability......................................... 14
II-C   SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................... 15
II-D   TARGETED GEOGRAPHICAL AREA FOR
       IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHCP.............................................................. 15
         1.   Regions.......................................................................... 15
         2.   Multiple Region Service Areas.................................................... 16
         3.   Alternative Regions.............................................................. 17
         4.   Contractor Minimum Capacity...................................................... 17
II-E   MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY AND CHCP ENROLLMENT................................................ 17
         1.   Medicaid Eligible Groups Who Must Enroll in the CHCP............................. 17
         2.   Medicaid Eligible Groups Who May Voluntarily Enroll in the CHCP.................. 18
         3.   Medicaid Eligible Groups Excluded From Enrollment in the CHCP.................... 18
II-F   ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION............................................................... 18
II-G   ENROLLMENT IN THE CHCP.................................................................. 18
         1.   Enrollment Services.............................................................. 18
         2.   Initial Enrollment............................................................... 19
         3.   Enrollment Lock-in............................................................... 19
         4.   Rural Area Exception............................................................. 20
         5.   Enrollment Date.................................................................. 20
         6.   Newborn Enrollment............................................................... 20
         7.   Open Enrollment.................................................................. 20
         8.   Automatic Re-enrollment.......................................................... 21
         9.   Enrollment Errors by the Department.............................................. 21
        10.   Enrollees who move out of the Contractor's Service Area.......................... 21
        11.   Disenrollment Requests Initiated by the Contractor............................... 21
        12.   Medical Exception................................................................ 22
        13.   Disenrollment for Cause Initiated by the Enrollee................................ 22
II-H   SCOPE OF COMPREHENSIVE BENEFIT PACKAGE.................................................. 22
         1.   Services Included................................................................ 22
         2.   Enhanced Services................................................................ 23
         3.   Services Covered Outside of the CHCP Contract.................................... 24
         4.   Services Prohibited or Excluded Under Medicaid................................... 24
ll-I   SPECIAL COVERAGE PROVISIONS............................................................. 24
         1.   Emergency Services............................................................... 25
         2.   Out-of-Network Services.......................................................... 25
         3.   Family Planning Services......................................................... 26
         4.   Maternal and Infant Support Services............................................. 26
         5.   Federally Qualified Health Centers............................................... 27
         6.   Co-payments...................................................................... 28
         7.   Abortions........................................................................ 28
         8.   Pharmacy......................................................................... 28
         9.   Well Child Care/Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis & Treatment
              Program (EPSDT).................................................................. 29
        10.   Immunizations.................................................................... 30
        11.   Transportation................................................................... 30
        12.   Transplant Services.............................................................. 31
        13.   Post-Partum Stays................................................................ 31
        14.   Communicable Disease Services.................................................... 31
        15.   Restorative Health Services...................................................... 31
        16.   School Based/School Linked (Adolescent) Health Centers........................... 31
        17.   Hospice Services................................................................. 32
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                               SECTION II (con't.)

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<S>                                                                                             <C>
II-J   OBSERVANCE OF FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL LAWS............................................. 32
         1.   Special Waiver Provisions for CHCP............................................... 32
         2.   Fiscal Soundness of the Risk-Based Contractor.................................... 33
         3.   Suspended Providers.............................................................. 33
         4.   Public Health Reporting.......................................................... 33
         5.   Compliance with HCFA Regulation.................................................. 33
         6.   Advanced Directives Compliance................................................... 33
         7.   Medicaid Policy.................................................................. 34
II-K   CONFIDENTIALITY......................................................................... 34
II-L   CRITERIA FOR CONTRACTORS................................................................ 34
         1.   Administrative and Organizational Criteria....................................... 34
         2.   Financial Criteria............................................................... 34
         3.   Provider Network and Health Service Delivery Criteria............................ 34
II-M   CONTRACTOR ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE, ADMINISTRATIVE
       SERVICES, FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS AND PROVIDER NETWORKS.................................. 35
         1.   Organizational Structure......................................................... 35
         2.   Administrative Personnel......................................................... 35
              (a)  Executive Management........................................................ 36
              (b)  Medical Director............................................................ 36
              (c)  Quality Improvement/Utilization Director.................................... 36
              (d)  Chief Financial Officer..................................................... 36
              (e)  Support/Administrative Staff................................................ 36
              (f)  Member Services Staff....................................................... 37
              (g)  Provider Services Staff..................................................... 37
              (h)  Grievance/Complaint Coordinator............................................. 37
              (i)  Management Information Systems Director..................................... 37
         3.   Administrative Requirements...................................................... 37
         4.   Management Information Systems................................................... 37
         5.   Governing Body................................................................... 38
         6.   Provider Network in the CHCP..................................................... 38
              (a)  General..................................................................... 38
              (b)  Mainstreaming............................................................... 40
              (c)  Public and Community Providers and Organizations............................ 40
              (d)  Local Behavioral and Developmental Disability Agreements.................... 41
              (e)  Network Changes............................................................. 41
              (f)  Provider Contracts.......................................................... 41
              (g)  Disclosure of Physician Incentive Plan...................................... 42
              (h)  Provider Credentialling..................................................... 42
              (i)  Primary Care Provider Standards............................................. 42
II-N   PAYMENT TO PROVIDERS.................................................................... 44
         1.   Electronic Billing Capacity...................................................... 44
         2.   Prompt Payment................................................................... 44
         3.   Payment Resolution Process....................................................... 44
         4.   Arbitration...................................................................... 45
         5.   Post-payment Review.............................................................. 45
         6.   Total Payment.................................................................... 45
         7.   Case Rate Payments for Emergency Services........................................ 45
II-O   PROVIDER SERVICES....................................................................... 46
II-P   QUALITY ASSESSMENT AND PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT
       STANDARDS............................................................................... 46
         1.   Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program Standards................. 46
         2.   Performance Objectives........................................................... 48
         3.   Statewide Performance Improvement................................................ 48
         4.   External Quality Review.......................................................... 49
         5.   Annual Effectiveness Review...................................................... 49
         6.   Consumer Survey.................................................................. 49
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                               SECTION II (con't.)

<TABLE>
<S>                                                                                             <C>
II-Q   UTILIZATION MANAGEMENT.................................................................. 50
II-R   THIRD PARTY RESOURCE REQUIREMENTS....................................................... 50
II-S   MARKETING............................................................................... 50
         1.   Allowed Marketing Locations/Practices............................................ 51
         2.   Prohibited Marketing Locations/Practices......................................... 51
         3.   Marketing Materials.............................................................. 51
II-T   MEMBER SERVICES AND ENROLLEE SERVICES................................................... 52
         1.   General.......................................................................... 52
         2.   Enrollee Education............................................................... 52
         3.   Member Handbook/Provider Directory............................................... 53
         4.   Protection of Enrollees Against Liability for Payment and Balanced
              Billing.......................................................................... 54
II-U   GRIEVANCE/COMPLAINT PROCEDURES.......................................................... 54
         1.   Contractor Grievance/Complaint Procedure Requirements............................ 55
         2.   Notice to Enrollees of Grievance Procedure....................................... 55
         3.   State Medicaid Appeal Process.................................................... 55
         4.   Termination of Coverage.......................................................... 55
II-V   CONTRACTOR ON-SITE REVIEWS.............................................................. 58
II-W   CONTRACTOR REMEDIES..................................................................... 58
II-X   DATA REPORTING.......................................................................... 59
         1.   HEDIS............................................................................ 60
         2.   Encounter Data Reporting......................................................... 60
         3.   Financial and Claims Reporting Requirements...................................... 60
         4.   Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program Reporting................. 60
II-Y   RELEASE OF REPORT DATA.................................................................. 60
II-Z   MEDICAL RECORDS......................................................................... 61
         1.   Medical Record Maintenance....................................................... 61
         2.   Medical Record Confidentiality/Access............................................ 61
II-AA  SPECIAL RISK SHARING PROVISIONS......................................................... 61
II-BB  RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH.................................. 62
II-CC  RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL.................................. 63

                                SECTION III

                          CONTRACTOR INFORMATION

III-A  BUSINESS ORGANIZATION................................................................... 64

III-B  AUTHORIZED CONTRACTOR EXPEDITER......................................................... 64

                                APPENDICES

A      MODEL LOCAL AGREEMENT WITH LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS &
       MATRIX FOR COORDINATION OF SERVICES

B      MODEL LOCAL AGREEMENT WITH BEHAVIORAL PROVIDER

C      MODEL LOCAL AGREEMENT WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY PROVIDER

D      FORMAT FOR PROFILES OF PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS, SPECIALISTS,
       & ANCILLARY PROVIDER
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                               APPENDICES (con't.)

E    ANNUAL CONSOLIDATED REPORT

F    SCHEDULE FOR REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTRACTORS

                                   ATTACHMENTS

A    CONTRACTOR'S AWARDED PRICES

B    APPROVED SERVICE AREAS

C    CORRECTIVE ACTION PLANS (to be developed at a later date)

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ACIP                     Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. A federal
                         advisory committee convened by the Center for Disease
                         Control, Public Health Service, Health & Human Services
                         to make recommendations on the appropriate use and
                         scheduling of vaccines and immunizations for the
                         general public.

BALANCED BUDGET ACT      The Balanced Budget Act (BBA) of 1997 (Public law
                         105-33) was signed into law by President Clinton in
                         August 1997. This legislation enacts the most
                         significant changes to the Medicare and Medicaid
                         Programs since their inception. Additionally, it
                         expands the services provided through the new Child
                         Health Insurance Program (Title XXI).

BENEFICIARY              Any person determined eligible for the Medical
                         Assistance Program as defined below.

BLANKET PURCHASE         Alternative term for "Contract" used in the State's
ORDER                    computer system (Michigan Automated Information
                         Network) MAIN.

BUSINESS DAY             Monday through Friday except those days identified by
                         the State as holidays.

CAC                      Clinical Advisory Committee appointed by the DCH.

CAPITATION RATE          A fixed per person monthly rate payable to the
                         Contractor by the DCH for provision of all Covered
                         Services defined within this Contract. This rate shall
                         not exceed the limits set forth in 42 CFR 447.361.

CFR                      Code of Federal Regulations

CHCP                     Comprehensive Health Care Program. Capitated health
                         care services for Medicaid Beneficiaries in specified
                         counties provided by Contractors that contract with the
                         State.

CLEAN CLAIM              For purposes of this Contract, a Clean Claim shall be
                         defined as in the Medicare Program unless otherwise
                         defined by State or Federal enacted legislation. A
                         Clean Claim is one that does not require further
                         investigation or the development of additional
                         information outside of the Contractor's operation
                         before processing the claim. Clean Claims also are
                         those that:
                         .    Pass edits and are processed electronically;
                         .    Do not require external development;
                         .    Are investigated within the Contractor's claims,
                              medical review or payment office without the need
                              to contact the provider, Enrollee or other outside
                              source;
                         Are subject to medical review but complete medical
                         evidence is attached by the provider or forwarded
                         simultaneously with EMC records in accordance with the
                         Contractor's

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CLEAN CLAIM (CON'T.)        instructions;
                         .  Identifies the health professional or the health
                            facility that provided treatment or service and
                            includes a matching identifying number (provider ID
                            number);
                         .  Identifies the patient and plan (member ID number
                            and plan name and/or ID number);
                         .  Lists the date and place of service;
                         .  Is for covered services;
                         .  If necessary, substantiates the medical necessity
                            and appropriateness of the care or services
                            provided, that includes any applicable authorization
                            number if prior authorization is required;
                         .  Includes additional documentation based upon
                            services rendered as reasonably required by the
                            payer;
                         Is certified by the provider that the claim is true,
                         accurate, prepared with the knowledge and consent of
                         the provider, and does not contain untrue, misleading,
                         or deceptive information, that identifies each
                         attending, referring, or prescribing physician,
                         dentist, or other practitioner by means of a program
                         identification number on each claim or adjustment of a
                         claim.

CMHSP                    Community Mental Health Services Program

CONTRACT                 A binding agreement between the State of Michigan and
                         the Contractor (see also "Blanket Purchase").

CONTRACTOR               A successful Bidder who is awarded a Contract to
                         provide services under CHCP. In this Contract, the
                         terms Contractor, Contractor's plan, Health Plan,
                         Qualified Health Plan, and QHP, are used
                         interchangeably.

COVERED SERVICES         All services provided under Medicaid, as defined in
                         Section II-H (1)-(2) that the Contractor has agreed to
                         provide or arrange to be provided.

CSHCS                    Children's Special Health Care Services.

DCH OR MDCH              The Department of Community Health or the Michigan
                         Department of Community Health and its designated
                         agents.

DEPARTMENT               The Department of Community Health and it designated
                         agents.

DMB                      The Department of Management and  Budget.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL        Those services necessary to treat an emergency medical
CARE/SERVICES            condition. Emergency medical condition means a medical
                         condition manifesting itself by acute symptoms of
                         sufficient severity (including severe pain) such that a
                         prudent lay person,

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EMERGENCY MEDICAL        with an average knowledge of health and medicine, could
CARE/SERVICES (CON'T.)   reasonably expect the absence of immediate medical
                         attention to result in: (i) serious jeopardy to the
                         health of the individual or, in the case of a pregnant
                         woman, the health of the woman or her unborn child;
                         (ii) serious impairment to bodily functions; or (iii)
                         serious dysfunction of any bodily organ or part.

ENROLLEE                 Any Medicaid Beneficiary that is a member of the
                         Contractor's health plan (see Beneficiary)

ENROLLMENT CAPACITY      The number of persons that the Contractor can serve
                         through its provider network under a Contract with the
                         State. Enrollment Capacity is determined by a
                         Contractor based upon its provider network and
                         organizational capacity. The DCH will verify that the
                         provider network is under contract and of sufficient
                         size before accepting the enrollment capacity
                         statement.

ENROLLMENT SERVICE       An entity contracted by the DMB to contact and educate
                         general Medicaid and Children's Special Health Care
                         Services Beneficiaries about managed care and to
                         enroll, disenroll, and change enrollment(s) for these
                         Beneficiaries.

FIA                      Family Independence Agency, formerly the Department of
                         Social Services.

FFS                      Fee-for-service. A reimbursement methodology that
                         provides a payment amount for each individual service
                         delivered.

FQHC                     Federal Qualified Health Center

HEALTH PLANS             Managed care organizations that provide or arrange for
                         the delivery of comprehensive health care services in
                         exchange for a fixed prepaid sum or Per Member Per
                         Month prepaid payment without regard to the frequency,
                         extent or kind of health care services. A Health Plan
                         must be licensed as a Health Maintenance Organization
                         (HMO) not later than October 1, 2000. (See also
                         "Contractor.")

HEDIS                    Health Employer Data and Information Set.

HCFA                     The Health Care Financing Administration (and its
                         designated agents) which is the federal agency within
                         the United States Department of Health and Human
                         Services responsible for administration of the Medicaid
                         and Medicare programs.

HMO                      An entity defined in Michigan Compiled Laws (MCL
                         333.21005(2)) that has received and maintains a state
                         license to operate as an HMO.

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LONG TERM CARE           Any facility licensed and certified by the Michigan
FACILITY                 Department of Community Health, in accordance with 1978
                         PA 368, as amended, to provide inpatient nursing care
                         services.

MECICAID/MEDICAL         A federal/state program authorized by the Title XIX of
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM       the Social Security Act, as amended, 42 U.S.C. 1396 et
                         seq.; and section 105 of 1939 PA 280, as amended, MCL
                         400.105; which provides federal matching funds for a
                         Medical Assistance Program. Specified medical and
                         financial eligibility requirements must be met.

MSA                      Medical Services Administration, the agency within the
                         Department of Community Health responsible for the
                         administration of the Medicaid Program.

PCP                      Primary Care Provider. Those providers within the
                         Health Plans who are designated as responsible for
                         providing or arranging health care for specified
                         Enrollees of the Contractor. A PCP may be any of the
                         following: family practice physician, general practice
                         physician, internal medicine physician, OB/GYN
                         specialist, pediatric physician when appropriate for an
                         Enrollee, other physician specialists when appropriate
                         for an Enrollee's health condition, nurse practitioner,
                         and physician assistants.

PMPM                     Per Member Per Month.

PROVIDER                 Provider means a health facility or a person licensed,
                         certified, or registered under parts 61 to 65 or 161 to
                         182 of Michigan's Public Health code, 1978 PA 368, as
                         amended, MCL 333.6101- 333.6523 and MCL
                         333.16101-333.18237.

PURCHASING OFFICE        The Office of Purchasing within the Department of
                         Management and Budget that is the sole point of contact
                         throughout the procurement process.

QIC                      Quality Improvement Committee appointed by the
                         Contractor.

QHP                      A Qualified Health Plan awarded a Contract to provide
                         services under CHCP. (See also "Contractor").

RFP                      Request for Proposal. Interchangeable with ITB,
                         (Invitation to Bid). A procurement document that
                         describes the services required, and instructs
                         prospective Bidders how to prepare a response.

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RURAL                    Rural is defined as any county not included in a
                         standard metropolitan area (SMA).

SUCCESSFUL BIDDER        The Bidder (Contractor) awarded a Contract as a result
                         of a proposal submitted in response to the ITB.

STATE                    The State of Michigan.

STATE PURCHASING         The Director of the Office of Purchasing within the
DIRECTOR                 Department of Management and Budget. Also referred to
                         as Director of Purchasing.

VFC                      Vaccines for Children program. A federal program which
                         makes vaccine available free in immunize children age
                         18 and under who are Medicaid eligible, who have no
                         health insurance, who are native Americans or Alaskans,
                         or who have health insurance but not for immunizations
                         and receive their immunization at a FQHC.

WELL CHILD               Early and periodic screening, diagnosis, and treatment
VISITS/EPSDT             program. A child health program of prevention and
                         treatment intended to ensure availability and
                         accessibility of primary, preventive, and other
                         necessary health care resources and to help Medicaid
                         children and their families to effectively use these
                         resources.

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                                    SECTION I
                    CONTRACTUAL SERVICES TERMS AND CONDITIONS

I-A  PURPOSE

     The State of Michigan, by the Department of Management and Budget (DMB),
     Office of Purchasing, hereby enters into a Contract with the Contractor
     identified in Section III-A for the Michigan Department of Community Health
     (DCH).

     The purpose of this Contract is to obtain the services of the Contractor to
     provide Comprehensive Health Care Program (CHCP) Services for Medicaid
     beneficiaries (Beneficiaries) in the service area as described in
     Attachment B to this Contract. This is a unit price (Per Member Per Month
     [PMPM] Capitated Rate) Contract, see Attachment A. The term of the Contract
     shall be effective October 1, 2000 and continue to October 1, 2002. The
     Contract may be extended for no more than three(3) one year extensions
     after September 30, 2002.

I-B  ISSUING OFFICE

     This Contract is issued by DMB, Office of Purchasing (Office of
     Purchasing), for and on the behalf of DCH. Where actions are a combination
     of those of the Office of Purchasing and DCH, the authority will be known
     as the State.

     The Office of Purchasing is the sole point of contact in the State with
     regard to all procurement and contractual matters relating to the services
     describe herein.. The Office of Purchasing is the only office authorized to
     change, modify, amend, clarify, or otherwise alter the prices,
     specifications, terms, and conditions of this Contract. The OFFICE OF
     PURCHASING will remain the SOLE POINT OF CONTACT until such time as the
     Director of Purchasing shall direct otherwise in writing. See Paragraph I-C
     below. All communications with the DMB must be addressed to:

           Ray Irvine
           Office of Purchasing
           Department of Management & Budget
           P.O. Box 30026
           Lansing, MI 48909

I-C  CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR

     Upon receipt by the Office of Purchasing of the properly executed Contract,
     it is anticipated that the Director of Purchasing will direct that the
     person named below be authorized to administer the Contract on a day-to-day
     basis during the term of the Contract. However, administration of this
     Contract implies no authority to change, modify, clarify, amend, or
     otherwise alter the prices, terms, conditions, and specifications of the
     Contract. That authority is retained by the Office of Purchasing. The
     Contract Administrator for this project is:

           Richard B. Murdock, Director
           Comprehensive Health Plan Division
           Medical Services Administration
           Department of Community Health
           P.O. Box 30479
           Lansing, Michigan 48909

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I-D  TERM OF CONTRACT

     The term of this Contract shall be from October 1, 2000 through September
     30, 2002. The Contract may be extended for no more than three (3) one year
     extensions after September 30, 2002. The State's fiscal year is October 1st
     through September 30th. Payments in any given fiscal year are contingent
     upon and subject to enactment of legislative appropriations.

     Because Beneficiaries must have a choice among Contractors, the State
     cannot guarantee an exact number of Enrollees to any Contractor.

1-E  PRICE

     Prices shall be held firm through September 30, 2001. Prices offered by the
     Contractor in the response to the RFP for the period October 1, 2001
     through October 1, 2002 are subject to written acceptance by the Director
     of Purchasing. Price adjustments for this second year period of the
     Contract and for any Contract extension thereafter may be proposed by the
     State or the Contractor. Price adjustments proposed by the Contractor must
     be submitted in writing to the Director of Purchasing no later than June
     15th of each contract year. Price adjustments proposed by the State will be
     submitted to the Contractor in no later than June 15th of each contract
     year.

     Any changes requested by either party are subject to negotiation and
     written acceptance by the State Purchasing Director before becoming
     effective. In the event the State and the Contractor cannot agree to
     changes by August 31st of each contract year, the Contract may be canceled
     pursuant to Section I-O (6) CANCELLATION. The exact dollar value of this
     Contract is unknown; the Contractor will be paid based on actual
     Beneficiary enrollment at the rates (prices) specified in Attachment "A"
     (Awarded Prices) of the Contract.

I-F  COST LIABILITY

     The State assumes no responsibility or liability for costs incurred by the
     Contractor prior to the signing of this Contract by all parties. Total
     liability of the State is limited to the terms and conditions of this
     Contract.

I-G  CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES

     The Contractor will be required to assume responsibility for all
     contractual activities relative to this Contract whether or not that
     Contractor performs them. Further, the State will consider the Contractor
     to be the sole point of contact with regard to contractual matters,
     including payment of any and all charges resulting from the Contract.
     Although it is anticipated that the Contractor will perform the major
     portion of the duties as requested, subcontracting by the Contractor for
     performance of any of the functions requires prior notice to the State. The
     Contractor must identify all subcontractors, including firm name and
     address, contact person, complete description of work to be subcontracted,
     and descriptive information concerning subcontractor's organizational
     abilities. The Contractor must also outline the contractual relationship
     between the Contractor and each subcontractor. The State reserves the right
     to approve subcontractors for administrative functions for this project and
     to require the

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     Contractor to replace subcontractors found to be unacceptable. The
     Contractor is totally responsible for adherence by the subcontractor to all
     provisions of the Contract.

     A subcontractor is any person or entity that performs a required, ongoing
     function of the Contractor under this Contract. A health care provider
     included in the network of the Contractor is not considered a subcontractor
     for purposes of this Contract unless otherwise specifically noted in this
     Contract. Contracts for one-time only functions or service contracts, such
     as maintenance or insurance protection, are not intended to be covered by
     this section.

     Although Contractors may enter into subcontracts, all communications shall
     take place between the Contractor and the State directly; therefore, all
     communication by subcontractors must be with the Contractor only, not with
     the State.

     If a Contractor elects to use a subcontractor not specified in the
     Contractor's response, the State must be provided with a written request at
     least 21 days prior to the use of such subcontractor. Use of a
     subcontractor not approved by the State may be cause for termination of the
     Contract.

     In accordance with 42 CFR 434.6(b), all subcontracts entered into by the
     Contractor must be in writing and fulfill the requirements of 42 CFR
     434.6(a) that are appropriate to the service or activity delegated under
     the subcontract. All subcontracts must be in compliance with all State of
     Michigan statutes and will be subject to the provisions thereof. All
     subcontracts must fulfill the requirements of this Contract that are
     appropriate to the services or activities delegated under the subcontract.
     For each portion of the proposed services to be arranged for and
     administered by a subcontractor, the technical proposal must include: (1)
     the identification of the functions to be performed by the subcontractor,
     and (2) the subcontractor's related qualifications and experience. All
     employment agreements, provider contracts, or other arrangements by which
     the Contractor intends to deliver services required under this Contract,
     whether or not characterized as a subcontract, shall be subject to review
     and approval by the State and must meet all other requirements of this
     paragraph appropriate to the service or activity delegated under the
     agreement.

     The Contractor shall furnish information to the State as to the amount of
     the subcontract, the qualifications of the subcontractor for guaranteeing
     performance, and any other data that may be required by the State. All
     subcontracts held by the Contractor shall be made available on request for
     inspection and examination by appropriate State officials, and such
     relationships must meet with the approval of the State.

     The Contractor shall furnish information to the State necessary to
     administer all requirements of the Contract. The State shall give
     Contractors at least 30 days notice before requiring new information.

I-H  NEWS RELEASES

     News releases pertaining to this document or the services, study, data, or
     project to which it relates will not be made without prior written State
     approval, and then only in accordance with the explicit written
     instructions from the State. No information or data related to this
     Contract is to be released without prior approval of the designated State
     personnel.

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I-I  DISCLOSURE

     All information in this Contract is subject to the provisions of the
     Freedom of Information Act, 1976 PA 442, as amended, MCL 15.231, et seq.

I-J  CONTRACT INVOICING AND PAYMENT

     This Contract reflects a fixed reimbursement mechanism and the specific
     payment schedule for this Contract will be monthly. The services will be
     under a fixed price per covered member multiplied by the actual member
     count assigned to the Contractor in the month for which payment is made.
     DCH will generate reports to the Contractor prior to month's end
     identifying expected enrollment for the following service month. At the
     beginning of the service month, DCH will automatically generate invoices
     based on actual member enrollment. The Contractor will receive one lump-sum
     payment approximately at mid-service month. A process will be in place to
     ensure timely payments and to identify Enrollees that the Contractor was
     responsible for during the month but for which no payment was received in
     the service month (e.g., newborns).

     The application of Contract remedies and performance bonus payments as
     described in Section II of this Contract will affect the lump sum payment.
     Payments in any given fiscal year are contingent upon and subject to
     enactment of legislative appropriations.

I-K  ACCOUNTING RECORDS

     The Contractor will be required to maintain all pertinent financial and
     accounting records and evidence pertaining to the Contract in accordance
     with generally accepted accounting principles and other procedures
     specified by the State of Michigan. Financial and accounting records shall
     be made available, upon request, to the Health Care Financing
     Administration (HCFA), the State of Michigan, its designees, the Department
     of Attorney General, or the Office of Auditor General at any time during
     the Contract period and any extension thereof, and for six (6) years from
     expiration date and final payment on the Contract or extension thereof.

I-L  INDEMNIFICATION

     1.   General Indemnification

          The Contractor shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the State,
          its departments, divisions, agencies, sections, commissions, officers,
          employees and agents, from and against all losses, liabilities,
          penalties, fines, damages and claims (including taxes), and all
          related costs and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees and
          disbursements and costs of investigation, litigation, settlement,
          judgments, interest and penalties), arising from or in connection with
          any of the following:

          (a)  any claim, demand, action, citation or legal proceeding against
               the State, its employees and agents arising out of or resulting
               from (1) the products and services provided or (2) performance of
               the work, duties, responsibilities, actions or omissions of the
               Contractor or any of its subcontractors under this Contract;

          (b)  any claim, demand, action, citation or legal proceeding against
               the State, its employees and agents arising out of or resulting
               from a breach by the Contractor of any representation or warranty
               made by the Contractor in the Contract;

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          (c)  any claim, demand, action, citation or legal proceeding against
               the State, its employees and agents arising out of or related to
               occurrences that the Contractor is required to insure against as
               provided for in this Contract;

          (d)  any claim, demand, action, citation or legal proceeding against
               the State, its employees and agents arising out of or resulting
               from the death or bodily injury of any person, or the damage,
               loss or destruction of any real or tangible personal property, in
               connection with the performance of services by the Contractor, by
               any of its subcontractors, by anyone directly or indirectly
               employed by any of them, or by anyone for whose acts any of them
               may be liable;

          (e)  any claim, demand, action, citation or legal proceeding against
               the State, its employees and agents which results from an act or
               omission of the Contractor or any of its subcontractors in its or
               their capacity as an employer of a person.

     2.   Patent/Copyright Infringement Indemnification

          The Contractor shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the State,
          its employees and agents from and against all losses, liabilities,
          damages (including taxes), and all related costs and expenses
          (including reasonable attorney's fees and disbursements and costs of
          investigation, litigation, settlement, judgments, interest and
          penalties) incurred in connection with any action or proceeding
          threatened or brought against the State to the extent that such action
          or proceeding is based on a claim that any piece of equipment,
          software, commodity or service supplied by the Contractor or its
          subcontractors, or the operation of such equipment, software,
          commodity or service, or the use or reproduction of any documentation
          provided with such equipment, software, commodity or service infringes
          any United States of America or foreign patent, copyright, trade
          secret or other proprietary right of any person or entity, which right
          is enforceable under the laws of the United States of America. In
          addition, should the equipment, software, commodity, or service, or
          the operation thereof, become or in the Contractor's opinion be likely
          to become the subject of a claim of infringement, the Contractor shall
          at the Contractor's sole expense (i) procure for the State the right
          to continue using the equipment, software, commodity or service or, if
          such option is not reasonably available to the Contractor, (ii)
          replace or modify the same with equipment, software, commodity or
          service of equivalent function and performance so that it becomes
          non-infringing, or, if such option is not reasonably available to the
          Contractor, (iii) accept its return by the State with appropriate
          credits to the State against the Contractor's charges and reimburse
          the State for any losses or costs incurred as a consequence of the
          State ceasing its use and returning it.

     3.   Indemnification Obligation Not Limited

          In any and all claims against the State of Michigan, or any of its
          agents or employees, by any employee of the Contractor or any of its
          subcontractors, the indemnification obligation under the Contract
          shall not be limited in any way by the amount or type of damages,
          compensation or benefits payable by or for the Contractor or any of
          its subcontractors under worker's disability compensation acts,
          disability benefits acts, or other employee benefits acts. This
          indemnification clause is intended to be comprehensive. Any overlap in
          subclauses, or the fact that greater specificity is provided as to
          some categories of risk, is not intended to limit the scope of
          indemnification under any other subclause.

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     4.   Continuation of Indemnification Obligation

          The duty to indemnify will continue in full force and effect
          notwithstanding the expiration or early termination of the Contract
          with respect to any claims based on facts or conditions that occurred
          prior to termination.

     5.   Exclusion

          The Contractor is not required to indemnify the State of Michigan for
          services provided by health care providers mandated under federal
          statute or State policy, unless the health care provider is a
          voluntary contractual member of the Contractor's provider network.
          Local agreements with Community Mental Health Services program (CMHSP)
          do not constitute network provider contracts.

I-M  CONTRACTOR'S LIABILITY INSURANCE

     The Contractor shall purchase and maintain such insurance as will protect
     it from claims set forth below, which may arise out of or result from the
     Contractor's operations under the Contract whether such operations are by
     it or by any subcontractor or by anyone directly or indirectly employed by
     any of them, or by anyone for whose acts any of them may be liable:

     1)   Claims under workers' disability compensation, disability benefit and
          other similar employee benefit act. A non-resident Contractor shall
          have insurance for benefits payable under Michigan's Workers'
          Disability Compensation Law for any employee resident of and hired in
          Michigan; and as respects any other employee protected by workers'
          disability compensation laws of any other state the Contractor shall
          have insurance or participate in a mandatory State fund to cover the
          benefits payable to any such employee.

          In the event any work is subcontracted, the Contractor shall require
          the subcontractor similarly to provide workers' compensation insurance
          for all the subcontractor's employees working in the State, unless
          those are covered by the workers' compensation protection afforded by
          the Contractor. Any subcontract executed with a firm not having the
          requisite workers' compensation coverage will be considered void by
          the State.

     2)   Claims for damages because of bodily injury, occupational sickness or
          disease, or death of its employees.

     3)   Claims for damages because of bodily injury, sickness or disease, or
          death of any person other than its employees, subject to limits of
          liability of not less than $1,000,000.00 each occurrence and, when
          applicable, $2,000,000.00 annual aggregate for non-automobile hazards
          and as required by law for automobile hazards.

     4)   Claims for damages because of injury to or destruction of tangible
          property, including loss of use resulting therefrom, subject to a
          limit of liability of not less than $50,000.00 each occurrence for
          non-automobile hazards and as required by law for automobile hazards.

     5)   Insurance for subparagraphs (3) and (4) non-automobile hazards on a
          combined single limit of liability basis shall not be less than
          $1,000,000.00 each occurrence and when applicable, $2,000,000.00
          annual aggregate.

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     6)   Director's and Officer's Errors and Omissions coverage that includes
          coverage of the Contractor's peer review and care management
          activities and has limits of at least $1,000,000.00 per occurrence and
          $3,000,000.00 aggregate.

     7)   The Contractor shall also require that each of its subcontractors
          maintain insurance coverage as specified above, except for
          subparagraph (6), or have the subcontractors provide coverage for each
          subcontractor's liability and employees. The Contractor must provide
          proof, upon request of the DCH, of its Provider's medical professional
          liability insurance in amounts consistent with the community accepted
          standards for similar professionals. The provision of this clause
          shall not be deemed to limit the liability or responsibility of the
          Contractor or any of its subcontractors herein.

     8)   The insurance shall be written for not less than any limits of
          liability herein specified or required by law, whichever is greater,
          and shall include contractual liability insurance as applicable to the
          Contractor's obligations under the Indemnification clause of the
          Contract.

     9)   BEFORE STARTING WORK THE CONTRACTOR'S INSURANCE AGENCY MUST FURNISH TO
          THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF PURCHASING, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE(S) OF
          INSURANCE VERIFYING THAT THE REQUIRED LIABILITY COVERAGE IS IN EFFECT
          FOR THE AMOUNTS SPECIFIED IN THE CONTRACT. THE CONTRACT NUMBER MUST BE
          SHOWN ON THE CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE TO ENSURE CORRECT FILING. The
          Contractor must immediately notify the State of any changes in type,
          amount, or duration of insurance coverage. These certificates shall
          contain a provision to the effect that the policy will not be canceled
          until at least fifteen days prior written notice has been given to the
          State. The written notice will have the Contract number and must be
          received by the Director of Purchasing.

I-N  LITIGATION

     The State, its departments, and its agents shall not be responsible for
     representing or defending the Contractor, Contractor's personnel, or any
     other employee, agent or subcontractor of the Contractor, named as a
     defendant in any lawsuit or in connection with any tort claim.

     The State and the Contractor agree to make all reasonable efforts to
     cooperate with each other in the defense of any litigation brought by any
     person or persons not a party to the Contract.

     The Contractor shall submit annual litigation reports in a format
     established by DCH, providing the following detail for all civil litigation
     that the Contractor, subcontractor, or the Contractor's insurers or
     insurance agents are parties to:

             Case name and docket number
             Name of plaintiff(s) and defendant(s)
             Names and addresses of all counsel appearing
             Nature of the claim
             Status of the case.

     The provisions of this section shall survive the expiration or termination
     of the Contract.

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I-O  CANCELLATION

     1)   The State may cancel the Contract for default of the Contractor.
          Default is defined as the failure of the Contractor to fulfill the
          obligations of the proposal or Contract. In case of default by the
          Contractor, the State may immediately cancel the Contract without
          further liability to the State, its departments, agencies, and
          employees, and procure the articles or services from other sources,
          and hold the Contractor responsible for all costs occasioned thereby.

     2)   The State may cancel the Contract in the event the State no longer
          needs the services or products specified in the Contract, or in the
          event program changes, changes in laws, rules or regulations occur.
          The State may cancel the Contract without further liability to the
          State, its departments, divisions, agencies, sections, commissions,
          officers, agents and employees by giving the Contractor written notice
          of such cancellation 30 days prior to the date of cancellation.

     3)   The State may cancel the Contract for lack of funding. The Contractor
          acknowledges that the term of this Contract extends for several fiscal
          years and that continuation of this Contract is subject to
          appropriation of funds for this project. If funds to enable the State
          to effect continued payment under this Contract are not appropriated
          or otherwise made available, the State shall have the right to
          terminate this Contract without penalty at the end of the last period
          for which funds have been appropriated or otherwise made available by
          giving written notice of termination to the Contractor. The State
          shall give the Contractor written notice of such non-appropriation
          within 30 days after it receives notice of such non-appropriation.

     4)   The State may immediately cancel the Contract without further
          liability to the State, its departments, divisions, agencies,
          sections, commissions, officers, agents and employees if the
          Contractor, an officer of the Contractor, or an owner of a 25% or
          greater share of the Contractor, is convicted of a criminal offense
          incident to the application for or performance of a State, public, or
          private contact or subcontract; or convicted of a criminal offense
          including but not limited to any of the following: embezzlement,
          theft, forgery, bribery, falsification or destruction of records,
          receiving stolen property, attempting to influence a public employee
          to breach the ethical conduct standards for State of Michigan
          employees; convicted under state or federal antitrust statutes; or
          convicted of any other criminal offense, which, in the sole discretion
          of the State, reflects poorly on the Contractor's business integrity.

     5)   The State may immediately cancel the Contract in whole or in part by
          giving notice of termination to the Contractor if any final
          administrative or judicial decision or adjudication disapproves a
          previously approved request for purchase of personal services pursuant
          to Constitution 1963, Article 11, Section 5, and Civil Service Rule
          4-6.

     6)   The State may, with 30 days written notice to the Contractor, cancel
          the Contract in the event prices proposed for Contract
          modification/extension are unacceptable to the State. (See Sections
          I-E, Price, and I-T, Modification of Contract).

     7)   Either the State or the Contractor may, upon 90 days written notice,
          cancel the contract for the convenience of either party.

     In the event that a Contract is canceled, the Contractor will cooperate
     with the State to implement a transition plan for Enrollees. The Contractor
     will be paid for Covered Services provided during the transition period in
     accordance with the Capitation Rates in effect between the Contractor and
     the State at the time of cancellation. Contractors will be provided due
     process before the termination of any Contract.

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I-P  ASSIGNMENT

     The Contractor shall not have the right to assign or delegate any of its
     duties or obligations under this Contract to any other party (whether by
     operation of law or otherwise), without the prior written consent of the
     State Purchasing Director. To obtain consent for assignment of this
     Contract to another party, documentation must be provided to the State
     Purchasing Director to demonstrate that the proposed assignee meets all of
     the requirements for a Contractor under this Contract. Any purported
     assignment in violation of this Section shall be null and void. Further,
     the Contractor may not assign the right to receive money due under the
     Contract without consent of the Director of Purchasing.

I-Q  DELEGATION

     The Contractor shall not delegate any duties or obligations under this
     Contract to a subcontractor other than a subcontractor named in the bid
     unless the State Purchasing Director has given written consent to the
     delegation.

I-R  CONFIDENTIALITY

     The use or disclosure of information regarding Enrollees obtained in
     connection with the performance of this Contract shall be restricted to
     purposes directly related to the administration of services required under
     the Contract.

I-S  NON-DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE

     The Contractor shall comply with the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act, 1976
     PA 453, as amended, MCL 37.2101 et seq., the Persons with Disabilities
     Civil Rights Act, 1976 PA 220, as amended, MCL 37.1101 et seq., and all
     other federal, state and local fair employment practices and equal
     opportunity laws and covenants that it shall not discriminate against any
     employee or applicant for employment, to be employed in the performance of
     this Contract, with respect to his or her hire, tenure, terms, conditions,
     or privileges of employment, or any matter directly or indirectly related
     to employment, because of his or her race, religion, color, national
     origin, age, sex, height, weight, marital status, or physical or mental
     disability that is unrelated to the individual's ability to perform the
     duties of a particular job or position. The Contractor agrees to include in
     every subcontract entered into for the performance of this Contract this
     covenant not to discriminate in employment. A breach of this covenant is a
     material breach of this Contract.

I-T  MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

     The Director of Purchasing reserves the right to modify Covered Services
     required under this Contract during the course of this Contract. Such
     modification may include adding or deleting tasks that this service shall
     encompass and/or any other modifications deemed necessary. Any changes in
     pricing proposed by the Contractor resulting from the requested changes are
     subject to acceptance by the State. Changes may be increases or decreases.
     Contract changes will not be necessary in order for the Contractor to keep
     current with changes in the delivery of Covered Services that may result
     from new technology or new drugs.

     IN THE EVENT PRICES SUBMITTED AS THE RESULT OF A MODIFICATION OF COVERED
     SERVICE ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE TO THE STATE, THE CONTRACT MAY BE TERMINATED AND
     THE CONTRACT MAY BE SUBJECT TO COMPETITIVE

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     BIDDING AND AWARD BASED UPON THE NEW MODIFIED COVERED SERVICES IF ADEQUATE
     CAPACITY IS NOT READILY AVAILABLE TO SERVE BENEFICIARIES IN THE AFFECTED
     SERVICE AREA THROUGH EXISTING CONTRACTS WITH OTHER CONTRACTORS.

I-U  ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL CONTENT

     The contents of the RFP and the Contractor's proposal resulting in this
     Contract are contractual obligations.

I-V  RIGHT TO NEGOTIATE EXPANSION

     The State reserves the right to negotiate expansion of the services
     outlined within this Contract to accommodate the related service needs of
     additional selected State agencies, or of additional entities within DCH.

     Such expansion shall be limited to those situations approved and negotiated
     by the Office of Purchasing at the request of DCH or another State agency.
     The Contractor shall be obliged to expeditiously evaluate and respond to
     specified needs submitted by the Office of Purchasing with a proposal
     outlining requested services and pricing. All pricing for expanded services
     shall be shown to be consistent with the cost elements and/or unit pricing
     of the original Contract.

     In the event that a Contract expansion proposal is accepted by the State,
     the Office of Purchasing shall issue a Contract change notice to the
     Contract as notice to the Contractor to provide the work specified.
     Compensation is not allowed the Contractor until such time as a Contract
     change notice is issued.

I-W  MODIFICATIONS, CONSENTS AND APPROVALS

     This Contract will not be modified, amended, extended, or augmented, except
     by a writing executed by the parties hereto, and any breach or default by a
     party shall not be waived or released other than in writing signed by the
     other party.

I-X  ENTIRE AGREEMENT AND ORDER OF PRECEDENCE

     The following documents constitute the complete and exclusive statement of
     the agreement between the parties as it relates to this transaction. In the
     event of any conflict among the documents making up the Contract, the
     following order of precedence shall apply (in descending order of
     precedence):

         A.   This Contract and any Addenda thereto
         B.   State's RFP and any Addenda thereto
         C.   Contractor's proposal to the State's RFP and Addenda
         D.   Policy manuals of the Medical Assistance Program and subsequent
              publications

     In the event of any conflict over the interpretation of the specifications,
     terms, and conditions indicated by the State and those indicated by the
     Contractor, those of the State take precedence.

     This Contract supersedes all proposals or other prior agreements, oral or
     written, and all other communications between the parties.

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I-Y  NO WAIVER OF DEFAULT

     The failure of the State to insist upon strict adherence to any term of
     this Contract shall not be considered a waiver or deprive the State of the
     right thereafter to insist upon strict adherence to that term, or any other
     term, of the Contract.

I-Z  SEVERABILITY

     Each provision of this Contract shall be deemed to be severable from all
     other provisions of the Contract and, if one or more of the provisions
     shall be declared invalid, the remaining provisions of the Contract shall
     remain in full force and effect.

I-AA DISCLAIMER

     All statistical and fiscal information contained within the Contract and
     its attachments, and any amendments and modifications thereto, reflect the
     best and most accurate information available to DCH at the time of
     drafting. No inaccuracies in such data shall constitute a basis for legal
     recovery of damages, either real or punitive.

     Captions and headings used in this Contract are for information and
     organization purposes. Captions and headings, including inaccurate
     references, do not, in any way, define or limit the requirements or terms
     and conditions of this Contract.

I-BB RELATIONSHIP OF THE PARTIES (INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR)

     The relationship between the State and the Contractor is that of client and
     independent contractor. No agent, employee, or servant of the Contractor or
     any of its subcontractors shall be deemed to be an employee, agent or
     servant of the State for any reason. The Contractor will be solely and
     entirely responsible for its acts and the acts of its agents, employees,
     servants, and subcontractors during the performance of a contract resulting
     from this Contract.

I-CC NOTICES

     Any notice given to a party under this Contract must be written and shall
     be deemed effective, if addressed to such party at the address indicated in
     sections I-B, I-C and III-A of this Contract upon (i) delivery, if hand
     delivered; (ii) receipt of a confirmed transmission by telefacsimile if a
     copy of the notice is sent by another means specified in this Section;
     (iii) the third (3rd) Business Day after being sent by U.S. mail, postage
     pre-paid, return receipt requested; or (iv) the next Business Day after
     being sent by a nationally recognized overnight express courier with a
     reliable tracking system.

     Either party may change its address where notices are to be sent by giving
     written notice in accordance with this Section.

I-DD UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES

     Pursuant to 1980 PA 278, as amended, MCL 423.321 et seq., the State shall
     not award a contract or subcontract to an employer or any subcontractor,
     manufacturer or supplier of the employer, whose name appears in the current
     register compiled by the Michigan Department of Consumer and Industry
     Services. The State may void any contract if, subsequent to award of the
     Contract, the name of the Contractor as an employer, or the name of the
     subcontractor, manufacturer of supplier of the contractor appears in the
     register.

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I-EE SURVIVOR

     Any provisions of the Contract that impose continuing obligations on the
     parties including, but not limited to, the Contractor's indemnity and other
     obligations, shall survive the expiration or cancellation of this Contract
     for any reason.

I-FF GOVERNING LAW

     This Contract shall in all respects be governed by, and construed in
     accordance with, the laws of the State of Michigan.

I-GG YEAR 2000 SOFTWARE COMPLIANCE

     The Contractor warrants that all software which the Contractor either sells
     or licenses to the State of Michigan and used by the State prior to, during
     or after the calendar year 2000, includes or shall include, at no added
     cost to the State, design and performance so the State shall not experience
     software abnormality and/or the generation of incorrect results from the
     software, due to date oriented processing, in the operation of the business
     of the State of Michigan.

     The software design, to insure year 2000 compatibility, shall include, but
     is not limited to: data structures (databases, data files, etc.) that
     provide 4-digit date century; stored data that contain date century
     recognition, including, but not limited to, data stores in databases and
     hardware device internal system dates; calculations and program logic
     (e.g., sort algorithms, calendar generation, event recognition, and all
     processing actions that use or produce date values) that accommodates same
     century and multi-century formulas and date values; interfaces that supply
     data to and receive data from other systems or organizations that prevent
     non-compliant dates and data from entering any State system; user
     interfaces (i.e., screens, reports, etc.) that accurately show 4 digit
     years; and assurance that the year 2000 shall be correctly treated as a
     leap year within all calculation and calendar logic.

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                                   SECTION II
                                 WORK STATEMENT

II-A BACKGROUND/PROBLEM STATEMENT

     1.   Value Purchasing

          The creation of DCH through Executive Order 1996-1 brought together
          policy, programs and resources to enable the State to become a more
          effective purchaser of health care services for the Medicaid
          population. As the single State agency responsible for health policy
          and purchasing of health care services using State appropriated and
          federal matching funds, DCH intends to get better value while ensuring
          quality and access. DCH will focus on "value purchasing". Value
          purchasing involves aligning financing incentives to stimulate
          appropriate changes in the health delivery system that will:

               .    bring organization and accountability for the full range of
                    benefits,
               .    provide greater flexibility in the range of services;
               .    improve access to and quality of care;
               .    achieve greater cost efficiency; and
               .    link performance of Contractors to improvements in the
                    health status of the community.

     2.   Managed Care Direction

          Under the Comprehensive Health Care Program (CHCP), the State
          selectively contracts with Contractors who will accept financial risk
          for managing comprehensive care through a performance contract. The
          managed care direction is the health care purchasing direction for
          Michigan's future. Change in health care delivery systems is happening
          at the national and state levels. Michigan will proactively work to
          shape the health care marketplace as a purchaser of services. The
          focus will be on quality of care, accessibility, and
          cost-effectiveness.

          It is critical that Michigan act now to bring the rate of growth in
          Medicaid more in line with the forecasted rate of growth in State
          revenues. Since 1990, State revenues have grown by about 3% per year.
          The growth of the Medicaid budget must be slowed but, at the same
          time, access to quality health care for the Medicaid population must
          be ensured.

          There are three basic ways to slow down cost growth: restrict
          eligibility, reduce benefits, or stimulate more efficiency in the
          health delivery system through managed care. DCH has chosen not to
          make program cuts, but rather to use the efficiency approach because
          other important health care goals can be achieved at the same time.

          There are two categories of specialized services that are available
          outside of the CHCP. These are behavioral health services and services
          for persons with developmental disabilities. These specialized
          services are clearly defined as beyond the scope of benefits that are
          included in the CHCP. Any Contractor contracting with the State as a
          capitated managed care provider will be responsible for coordinating
          access to these specialized services with those providers designated
          by the State to provide them. The criteria for contracted Qualified
          Health Plans (QHPs) include the implementation of local agreements
          with the behavioral health and developmental disability providers who
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          contract with DCH. Model agreements between Contractors and behavioral
          health and developmental disability providers are included in the
          appendix to this Contract.

II-B OBJECTIVES

     1.   Objectives

          The Contract objectives of the State are:

               .    the assurance of access to primary and preventive care;
               .    the coordination for all necessary health care services;
               .    the provision of medical care that is of high quality,
                    provides continuity and is appropriate for the individual;
                    and
               .    the delivery of health care in a manner that makes costs
                    more predictable for the Medicaid population.

     2.   Objectives for Special Needs

          When providing services under the CHCP, the Contractor must take into
          consideration the requirements of the Medicaid program and how to best
          serve the Medicaid population in the CHCP. As an objective, the
          Contractor must also stress the collaborative effort of both the State
          and the private sector to operate a managed care system that meets the
          special needs of these Enrollees.

          It is recognized that special needs will vary by individual and by
          county or region. Contractors must have an underlying organizational
          capacity to address the special needs of their Enrollees, such as:
          responding to requests for assignment of specialists as Primary Care
          Providers (PCP), assisting in coordinating with other support
          services, and generally responding and anticipating needs of Enrollees
          with special needs. Under their Covered Service responsibilities,
          Contractors are expected to provide early prevention and intervention
          services for recipients with special needs, as well as all other
          recipients.

          As an example, while support services for persons with developmental
          disabilities may be outside of the direct service responsibility of
          the Contractor, the Contractor does have responsibility to assist in
          coordinating arrangements to receive necessary support services. This
          coordination must be consistent with the person-centered planning
          principles established within the revised Michigan's Mental Health
          Code.

          Another example would be for Enrollees who have chronic illnesses such
          as diabetes or end-stage renal disease. In these instances, the PCP
          assignment may be more appropriately located with a specialist within
          the Contractor's network. When a Contractor designates a physician
          specialist as the PCP, that PCP will be responsible for coordinating
          all continuing medical care for the assigned Enrollee.

     3.   Objectives for Contractor Accountability

          Contractor accountability must be established in order to ensure that
          the State's objectives for managed care and goal for immunizations are
          met and the objectives for special populations are addressed.
          Contractors contracting with the State will be held accountable for:

               .    Ensuring that all Covered Services are available and
                    accessible to Enrollees with reasonable promptness and in a
                    manner which ensures continuity.

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                    Medically necessary services shall be available and
                    accessible 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.
               .    Delivering health care services in a manner that focuses on
                    health promotion and disease prevention and features disease
                    management strategies.
               .    Demonstrating the Contractor's capacity to adequately serve
                    the Contractor's expected enrollment of Enrollees.
               .    Providing access to appropriate providers, including
                    qualified specialists for all medically necessary services
                    including those specialists described under model agreements
                    for behavioral health and developmental disabilities.
               .    Providing assurances that it will not deny enrollment to,
                    expel, or refuse to re- enroll any individual because of the
                    individual's health status or need for services, and that it
                    will notify all eligible persons of such assurances at the
                    time of enrollment.
               .    Paying providers in a timely manner for all Covered
                    Services.
               .    Establishing an ongoing internal quality improvement and
                    utilization review program.
               .    Providing procedures to ensure program integrity through the
                    detection and elimination of fraud and abuse and cooperate
                    with DCH and the Department of Attorney General as
                    necessary.
               .    Reporting encounter data and aggregate data including data
                    on inpatient and outpatient hospital care, physician visits,
                    pharmaceutical services, and other services specified by the
                    Department.
               .    Providing procedures for hearing and timely resolving
                    grievances between the Contractor and Enrollees.
               .    Providing for outreach and care coordination to Enrollees to
                    assist them in using their health care resources
                    appropriately.
               .    Collaborating, through local agreements, with specialized
                    behavioral and developmental disability services contractors
                    on services provided by them to the Contractor's Enrollees.
               .    Providing assurances for the Contractor's solvency and
                    guaranteeing that Enrollees and the State will not be liable
                    for debts of the Contractor.
               .    Meeting all standards and requirements contained in this
                    Contract, and complying with all applicable federal and
                    state laws, administrative rules, and policies promulgated
                    by DCH.
               .    Cooperating with the State and/or HCFA in all matters
                    related to fulfilling Contract requirements and obligations.

II-C SPECIFICATIONS

     The following sections provide an explanation of the specifications and
     expectations that the Contractor must meet and the services that must be
     provided under the Contract. The Contractor is not, however, constrained
     from supplementing this with additional services or elements deemed
     necessary to fulfill the intent of the CHCP.

II-D TARGETED GEOGRAPHICAL AREA FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHCP

     1.   Regions

          The State will divide the delivery of Covered Services into ten
          regions.

          Contractor's plans for Region 1 and 10 must be tailored to each county
          in terms of the provider network, Enrollment Capacity and Capitation
          Rates. Region 1 (Wayne County) and Region 10 (Oakland County) may have
          partial county service areas.

          Contractor's plans for Regions 2 through 9 must establish:

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          (a)  a network of providers that guarantees access to required
               services for the entire region; or

          (b)  a network of providers that guarantees access to required
               services for a significant portion of the region.

               Under alternative (b) the Contract must specifically identify the
               contiguous portion of the region that will be served along
               (entire counties) with a description of the available provider
               network.

               The counties included in the specific regions are as follows:

               Region 1:   Wayne

               Region 2:   Hillsdale, Jackson, Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe, and
                           Washtenaw

               Region 3:   Barry, Berrien, Branch, Calhoun, Cass, Kalamazoo, St.
                           Joseph, Van Buren

               Region 4:   Allegan, Antrim, Benzie, Charlevoix, Cheboygan,
                           Emmet, Grand Traverse, Ionia, Kalkaska, Kent, Lake,
                           Leelanau Manistee, Mason, Mecosta, Missaukee,
                           Montcalm, Muskegon, Newaygo, Oceana, Osceola, Ottawa,
                           and Wexford

               Region 5:   Clinton, Eaton, Ingham

               Region 6:   Genesee, Lapeer, Shiawassee

               Region 7:   Alcona, Alpena, Arenac, Bay, Clare, Crawford,
                           Gladwin, Gratiot, Huron, Iosco, Isabella, Midland,
                           Montmorency, Ogemaw, Oscoda, Otsego, Presque Isle,
                           Roscommon, Saginaw, Sanilac, Tuscola

               Region 8:   Alger, Baraga, Chippewa, Delta, Dickinson, Gogebic
                           Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw, Luce, Mackinac, Marquette,
                           Menominee, Ontonagon, Schoolcraft

               Region 9:   Macomb and St. Clair

               Region 10:  Oakland

     2.   Multiple Region Service Areas

          Although Contractors may propose to contract for services in more than
          one of the above described regions, the Contractor agrees to tailor
          its services to each individual region in terms of the provider
          network, Enrollment Capacity, and Capitation Rates. DCH may determine
          Contractors to be qualified in one region but not in another.

          Contractor may request service area expansion at any time during the
          term of the Contract using the provider profile information form
          contained in Appendix D of the Contract. If Contractor seeks approval
          in a region which IT did not seek or receive a service area approval
          under the original RFP (071I0000251), DCH may negotiate a contract
          modification covering that service area that is within the parameters
          of approved pricing already in place for other contractors already
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          same county. Service area expansion will only be approved in those
          counties requiring additional capacity as determined by DCH.

     3.   Alternative Regions

          Contractors may propose alternatives to the regions listed above under
          the following condition:

               .    One or more contiguous counties from other listed regions
                    may be included in the service area for the Contract. The
                    counties must be contiguous to the original region under
                    Contract. Under this alternative, the proposed provider
                    network and Enrollment Capacity shall be included with the
                    original region. However, the Capitation Rates, under this
                    alternative, must be specific for the contiguous county(ies)
                    in addition to the regional Capitation Rates.

     4.   Contractor Minimum Capacity

          The State will initiate cancellation of the Contractor if a Contractor
          has sought and received approval for regions 1, 9 or 10 and does not
          have a minimum total enrollment capacity of 25,000 from all product
          lines (Commericial, Medicare, and Medicaid) on or after January 1,
          2001. The DCH will establish a transition plan for the orderly
          movement of Enrollees in accordance with Section I-O of the Contract.
          Exceptions to the cancellation will be in those instances where
          significant Enrollee disruptions will occur due to the lack of
          continuity of care with providers that are not contracted with any
          other Contractor in the same region.

II-E MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY AND CHCP ENROLLMENT

     The Michigan Medicaid program arranges for and administers medical
     assistance to approximately 1.2 million Beneficiaries. This includes the
     categorically needy (those individuals eligible for, or receiving,
     federally-aided financial assistance or those deemed categorically needy)
     and the medically needy populations. Eligibility for Michigan's Medicaid
     program is based on a combination of financial and non-financial factors.
     Within the Medicaid eligible population, there are groups that must enroll
     in the CHCP, groups that may voluntarily enroll, and groups that are
     excluded from participation in the CHCP as follows:

     1.   Medicaid Eligible Groups Who Must Enroll in the CHCP:

               .    Families with children receiving assistance under the
                    Financial Independence Program (FIP)
               .    Persons receiving Mich-Care Medicaid or Medicaid for
                    pregnant women
               .    Persons under age 21 who are receiving Medicaid.
               .    Persons receiving Medicaid for caretaker relatives and
                    families with dependent children who do not receive FIP
               .    Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Beneficiaries who do not
                    receive Medicare
               .    Persons receiving Medicaid for the blind or disabled
               .    Persons receiving Medicaid for the aged

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     2.   Medicaid Eligible Groups Who May Voluntarily Enroll in the CHCP:
               .    Migrants
               .    Native Americans
               .    Persons in the Traumatic Brain Injury program
               .    Pregnant women who are in third trimester of pregnancy

     3.   Medicaid Eligible Groups Excluded From Enrollment in the CHCP:

               .    Persons without full Medicaid coverage, including those in
                    the State Medical Program or PlusCare
               .    Persons with Medicaid who reside in an ICF/MR (intermediate
                    care facilities for the mentally retarded), or a State
                    psychiatric hospital.
               .    Persons receiving long term care (custodial care) in a
                    licensed nursing facility
               .    Persons being served under the Home & Community Based
                    Elderly Waiver
               .    Persons enrolled in Children's Special Health Care Services
                    (CSHCS)
               .    Persons with commercial HMO coverage, including Medicare HMO
                    coverage.
               .    Persons in PACE (Program for All-inclusive Care for the
                    Elderly)
               .    Spend-down clients
               .    Children in Foster Care or Child Care Institutions
               .    Persons in the Refugee Assistance Program
               .    Persons in the Repatriate Assistance Program
               .    Persons with both Medicare and Medicaid eligibility

II-F ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION

     The State has the sole authority for determining whether individuals or
     families meet any of the eligibility requirements as specified for
     enrollment in the CHCP.

     Individuals who attain eligibility due to a pregnancy are usually
     guaranteed eligibility for comprehensive services through 60 days
     post-partum or post-loss of pregnancy. Their newborns are usually
     guaranteed coverage for 60 days and may be covered for one full year.

II-G ENROLLMENT IN THE CHCP

     1.   Enrollment Services

          The State is required to contract for services to help Beneficiaries
          make informed choices regarding their health care, assist with client
          satisfaction and access surveys, and assist Beneficiaries in the
          appropriate use of the Contractor's complaint and grievance systems.
          DCH contracts with an Enrollment Services contractor to contact and
          educate general Medicaid and CSHCS Beneficiaries about managed care
          and to enroll, disenroll, and change enrollment for these
          Beneficiaries. Although this Contract indicates that the enrollment
          and disenrollment process and related functions will be performed by
          DCH, generally, these activities are part of the Enrollment Services
          contract. Enrollment Services references to DCH are intended to
          indicate functions that will be performed by either DCH or the
          Enrollment Services contractor. All Contractors agree to work closely
          with DCH and provide necessary information, including provider files.

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     2.   Initial Enrollment

          After a person applies to FIA for Medicaid, he or she will be assessed
          for eligibility in a Medicaid managed care program. If they are
          determined eligible for the CHCP, they will be given marketing
          material on the Contractors available to them, and the opportunity to
          speak with an Enrollee counselor to obtain more in-depth information
          and to get answers to any questions or concerns they may have. DCH
          will provide access to a toll-free number to call for information or
          to designate their preferred Contractor. Beneficiaries eligible for
          the CHCP will have full choice of Contractors within their county of
          residence. Beneficiaries must decide on the Contractor they wish to
          enroll in within 30 days from the date of approval of Medicaid
          eligibility. If they do not voluntarily choose a Contractor within 30
          days of approval, DCH will automatically assign the Beneficiaries to
          Contractors within their county of residence.

          Under the automatic enrollment process, Beneficiaries will be
          automatically assigned to Contractors based on performance of the
          Contractor in areas specified by DCH. DCH will automatically assign a
          larger proportion of Beneficiaries to Contractors with a higher
          performance ranking. The capacity of the Contractor to accept new
          Enrollees and to provide reasonable accessibility for the Enrollees
          also will be taken into consideration in automatic Beneficiary
          enrollment. Individuals in a family unit will be assigned together
          whenever possible. DCH has the sole authority for determining the
          methodology and criteria to be used for automatic enrollment.

     3.   Enrollment Lock-in

          Except as stated in this subsection, enrollment into a Contractor's
          plan will be for a period of 12 months with the following conditions:

               .    At least 60 days before the start of each enrollment period
                    and at least once a year, DCH, or the Enrollment Services
                    contractor, will notify Enrollees of their right to
                    disenroll;
               .    Enrollees will be provided with an opportunity to select any
                    Contractor approved for their area during this open
                    enrollment period;
               .    Enrollees will be notified that if they do nothing, their
                    current enrollment will continue;
               .    Enrollees who choose to remain with the same Contractor will
                    be deemed to have had their opportunity for disenrollment
                    without cause and declined that opportunity;
               .    New Enrollees, those who have changed from one Contractor to
                    another or are new to Medicaid eligibility, will have 90
                    days within which they may change Contractors without cause;
               .    Enrollees who change enrollment within the 90-day period
                    will have another 90 days within which they may change
                    Contractors without cause and this may continue throughout
                    the year;
               .    An Enrollee who has already had a 90-day period with a
                    particular Contractor will not be entitled to another 90-day
                    period within the year with the same Contractor;
               .    Enrollees who disenroll from a Contractor will be required
                    to change enrollment to another Contractor;

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               .    All such changes will be approved and implemented by DCH on
                    a calendar month basis.

          After October 1, 2000, and for the period October 1, 2000 through
          September 30, 2001 only, DCH may implement an additional open
          enrollment period. Implementation of this additional open enrollment
          period will be consistent with the conditions stated above

     4.   Rural Area Exception

          This sub-section is reserved for Rural Area Exception that is included
          under proposed rules under the Balanced Budget Act. Upon issuing the
          final rule, consistent Contract amendments will be developed.

     5.   Enrollment date

          Any changes in enrollment will be approved and implemented by DCH on a
          calendar month basis.

          If a Beneficiary is determined eligible during a month, he or she is
          eligible for the entire month. In some cases, Enrollees may be
          retroactively determined eligible. Once a Beneficiary (other than a
          newborn) is determined to be Medicaid eligible, enrollment in the CHCP
          and assignment to a Contractor will occur on the first day of the
          month following the eligibility determination. Contractors will not be
          responsible for paying for health care services during a period of
          retroactive eligibility and prior to the date of enrollment in their
          health plan, except for newborns (Refer to II-G6). Only full-month
          capitation payments will be made to the Contractor.

          If the Beneficiary is in an inpatient hospital setting on the date of
          enrollment (first day of the month), the Contractor will not be
          responsible for the inpatient stay or any charges incurred prior to
          the date of discharge. The Contractor will be responsible for all care
          from the date of discharge forward. Similarly, if an Enrollee is
          disenrolled from a Contractor and is in an inpatient hospital setting
          on the date of disenrollment (last day of the month), the Contractor
          will be responsible for all charges incurred until the date of
          discharge.

     6.   Newborn Enrollment

          Newborns of eligible CHCP mothers who were enrolled at the time of the
          child's birth will be automatically enrolled with the mother's
          Contractor. The Contractor is responsible for submitting a newborn
          notification form to DCH. The Contractor will be responsible for all
          Covered Services for the newborn until notified otherwise by DCH. At a
          minimum, newborns are eligible for the month of their birth and may be
          eligible for up to one year or longer. The Contractor will receive a
          capitation payment for the month of birth and for all subsequent
          months of enrollment.

     7.   Open Enrollment

          Open enrollment will occur for all Beneficiaries at least once every
          12 months. Enrollees will be offered the choice to stay in the health
          plan they are in or to change to another Contractor within their
          county at the end of the 12-month lock-in.

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     8.   Automatic Re-enrollment

          Enrollees who are disenrolled from a Contractor's plan due to loss of
          Medicaid eligibility will be automatically re-enrolled or assigned to
          the same Contractor should they regain eligibility within three
          months. If more than three months have elapsed, Beneficiaries will
          have full choice of Contractors within their county of residence.

     9.   Enrollment Errors by the Department

          If DCH enrolls a non-eligible person with a Contractor, DCH will
          retroactively disenroll the person as soon as the error is discovered
          and will recoup the capitation paid to the Contractor. Contractor may
          then recoup payments from its providers if that is permissible under
          its provider contracts.

     10.  Enrollees who move out of the Contractor's Service Area

          The Contractor agrees to be responsible for services provided to an
          Enrollee who has moved out of the Contractor's service area after the
          effective date of enrollment until the Enrollee is disenrolled from
          the Contractor. DCH will permit Contractor to submit information that
          an Enrollee has moved out of service area only if such information can
          be corroborated by an independent third party acceptable to DCH. DCH
          will expedite prospective disenrollments of Enrollees and process all
          such disenrollments effective the next available month after
          notification from FIA that the Enrollee has left the Contractor's
          service area. Until the Enrollee is disenrolled from the Contractor,
          the Contractor will receive a Capitation Rate for these Enrollees at a
          rate consistent with the highest rate approved for the Contractor. The
          Contractor is responsible for all medically necessary Covered Services
          for these Enrollees until they are disenrolled. The Contractor may use
          its utilization management protocols for hospital admissions and
          specialty referrals for Enrollees in this situation. Contractors are
          responsible for all medically necessary authorized services until a
          member is disenrolled from a plan. Contractors may require members to
          return to use network providers and provide transportation and
          Contractors may authorize out of network providers to provide
          medically necessary services. Enrollment of Beneficiaries who reside
          out of the service area of a Contractor before the effective date of
          enrollment will be considered an "enrollment error" as described
          above.

     11.  Disenrollment Requests Initiated by the Contractor

          The Contractor may initiate special disenrollment requests to DCH
          based on Enrollee actions inconsistent with Contractor membership--for
          example, if there is fraud, abuse of the Contractor, or other
          intentional misconduct; or if, in the opinion of the attending PCP,
          the Beneficiary's behavior makes it medically infeasible to safely or
          prudently render Covered Services to the Enrollee. Special
          disenrollment requests are divided into three categories:

               .    Violent/life-threatening situations involving physical acts
                    of violence; physical or verbal threats of violence made
                    against Contractor providers, staff or the public at
                    Contractor locations; or stalking situations.
               .    Fraud/misrepresentation involving alteration or theft of
                    prescriptions, misrepresentation of Contractor membership,
                    or unauthorized use of CHCP benefits.

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               .    Other noncompliance situations involving the failure to
                    follow treatment plan; repeated use of non-Contractor
                    providers; Contractor provider refusal to see the Enrollee;
                    repeated emergency room use; and other situations that
                    impede care.

          Disenrollment requests may also be initiated by the Contractor if the
          Enrollee becomes eligible for services under Title V of the Social
          Security Act or is admitted to a nursing facility for custodial care.
          The Contractor must provide DCH with medical documentation to support
          this type of disenrollment request. Information must be provided in a
          timely manner using the format specified by DCH. DCH reserves the
          right to require additional information from the Contractor to assess
          the need for Enrollee disenrollment and to determine the Enrollee's
          eligibility for special services.

     12.  Medical Exception

          The Beneficiary may request an exception to enrollment in the CHCP if
          he or she has a serious medical condition and is undergoing active
          treatment for that condition with a physician that does not
          participate with the Contractor at the time of enrollment. The
          Beneficiary must submit a medical exception request to DCH.

     13.  Disenrollment for Cause Initiated by the Enrollee

          The Enrollee may request a disenrollment for cause from a Contractor's
          plan at any time during the enrollment period. Reasons cited in a
          request for disenrollment for cause may include poor quality care or
          lack of access to necessary specialty services covered under the
          Contract. Enrollees who are granted a disenrollment for cause will be
          required to change enrollment to another Contractor.

II-H SCOPE OF COMPREHENSIVE BENEFIT PACKAGE

     1.   Services Included

          The Covered Services that the Contractor has available for Enrollees
          must include, at a minimum, the Covered Services listed below. The
          Contractor may limit services to those which are medically necessary
          and appropriate, and which conform to professionally accepted
          standards of care. Contractors must operate consistent with all
          applicable Medicaid provider manuals and publications for coverages
          and limitations. If new services are added to the Michigan Medicaid
          Program, or if services are expanded, eliminated, or otherwise
          changed, the Contractor must implement the changes consistent with
          State direction in accordance with the provisions of Contract Section
          I-T.

          Although the Contractor must provide the full range of Covered
          Services listed below they may choose to provide services over and
          above those specified.

          The services provided to Enrollees under this Contract include, but
          are not limited to, the following:

               .    Inpatient and outpatient hospital services
               .    Emergency services
               .    Practitioners' services (such as those provided by
                    physicians, optometrists and dentists enrolled as a Medicaid
                    Provider Type 10)

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               .    Chiropractic services
               .    Podiatry services
               .    Immunizations
               .    Well child/EPSDT for persons under age 21
               .    Transplant services
               .    Family planning services
               .    Pharmacy services
               .    Prosthetics & orthotics
               .    Durable medical equipment and supplies
               .    Certified nurse midwife services
               .    Certified pediatric and family nurse practitioner services
               .    Hospice services (if requested by the Enrollee)
               .    Transportation
               .    Ambulance and other emergency medical transportation
               .    Vision services
               .    Hearing & speech services, including hearing aids
               .    Therapies, (speech, language, physical, occupational)
               .    Diagnostic lab, x-ray and other imaging services
               .    Health education
               .    Home Health services
               .    Intermittent or short-term restorative or rehabilitative
                    nursing care (in or out of a facility)
               .    Parenting and birthing classes
               .    Medically necessary weight reduction services
               .    End Stage Renal Disease services
               .    Mental health care up to 20 outpatient visits per Contract
                    year
               .    Maternal and Infant Support Services (MSS/ISS)
               .    Outreach for included services, especially, pregnancy
                    related and well-child care
               .    Out-of-state services authorized by the Contractor
               .    Treatment for sexually transmitted disease (STD)
               .    Blood lead follow-up services for individuals under the age
                    of 21

     2.   Enhanced Services

          In conjunction with the provision of Covered Services, the Contractor
          agrees to do the following:

               .    Place strong emphasis on programs to enhance the general
                    health and well- being of Enrollees;
               .    Makes available health promotion programs to the Enrollees;
               .    Promote the availability of health education classes for
                    Enrollees;
               .    Consider providing education for Enrollees with, or at risk
                    for, a specific disability;
               .    Consider providing education to Enrollees, Enrollees'
                    families, and other health care providers about early
                    intervention and management strategies for various illnesses
                    and/or exacerbations related to that disability or
                    disabilities.

          The Contractor agrees that the enhanced services must comply with the
          marketing and other relevant guidelines established by DCH. DCH will
          be receptive to innovation in the provision of health promotion
          services and, if appropriate, will seek any federal waivers necessary
          for the Contractor to implement a desired innovative program.

          The Contractor may not charge an Enrollee a nominal fee for
          participating in health education services that fall under the
          definition of a Covered Service under this

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          section of the Contract. A nominal fee may be charged to an Enrollee
          if the Enrollee elects to participate in programs beyond the Covered
          Services.

     3.   Services Covered Outside of the Contract

          The following services are not Contractor requirements:

               .    Dental services
               .    Services provided by a school district and billed through
                    the Intermediate School District
               .    Inpatient hospital psychiatric services (Contractors are not
                    responsible for the physician cost related to providing
                    psychiatric admission physical and histories. However, if
                    physician services are required for other than psychiatric
                    care during a psychiatric inpatient admission, the
                    Contractor would be responsible for covering the cost,
                    provided the service has been prior authorized and is a
                    covered benefit.)
               .    Outpatient partial hospitalization psychiatric care
               .    Mental health services in excess of 20 outpatient visits
                    each contract year
               .    Substance abuse services through accredited providers
                    including:
                    .    Screening and assessment
                    .    Detoxification
                    .    Intensive outpatient counseling and other outpatient
                         services
                    .    Methadone treatment
               .    Services provided to persons with developmental disabilities
                    and billed through Provider Type 21
               .    Custodial care in a nursing facility
               .    Home and Community based waiver program services
               .    Personal care or home help services
               .    Transportation for services not covered in the CHCP
               .    Pharmacy and related services prescribed by providers under
                    the State's Contract for specialty behavioral services or
                    the State's Contract for specialty services for persons with
                    developmental disabilities

     4.   Services Prohibited or Excluded Under Medicaid:

               .    Elective abortions and related services
               .    Experimental/Investigational drugs, procedures or equipment
               .    Elective cosmetic surgery

II-I SPECIAL COVERAGE PROVISIONS

     Specific coverage and payment policies apply to certain types of services
     and providers, including the following:

          .    Emergency services
          .    Out-of-network services
          .    Family planning services
          .    Maternal and Infant Support Services
          .    Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)
          .    Co-payments
          .    Abortions
          .    Pharmacy services
          .    Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis & Treatment (EPSDT)
               Program
          .    Immunizations
          .    Transportation
          .    Transplant services
          .    Post-partum stays
          .    Communicable disease services
          .    Restorative health services
          .    Adolescent health centers

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     1.   Emergency Services

          The Contractor must cover Emergency Services as well as medical
          screening exams consistent with the Emergency Medical Treatment and
          Active Labor Act (EMTALA) (41 USCS 1395 dd (a)). The Enrollee must be
          screened and stabilized without requiring prior authorization.

          The Contractor must ensure that Emergency Services are available 24
          hours a day and 7 days a week. The Contractor is responsible for
          payment of all out-of-plan or out-of-area Emergency Services and
          medical screening and stabilization services provided in an emergency
          department of a hospital consistent with the legal obligation of the
          emergency department to provide such services. The Contractor will not
          be responsible for paying for non-emergency treatment services that
          are not authorized by the Contractor.

          (a)  Emergency Transportation

               The Contractor agrees to provide emergency transportation for
               Enrollees. In the absence of a contract between the emergency
               transportation provider and the Contractor, a properly completed
               and coded claim form for emergency transport, which includes an
               appropriate ICD-9-CM diagnosis code as described in Medicaid
               policy, will receive timely processing and payment by the
               Contractor.

          (b)  Professional Services

               The Contractor agrees to provide professional services that are
               needed to evaluate or stabilize an emergency medical condition
               that is found to exist using a prudent layperson standard.
               Contractors acknowledge that hospitals that offer emergency
               services are required to perform a medical screening examination
               on emergency room clients leading to a clinical determination by
               the examining physician that an emergency medical condition does
               or does not exist. The Contractor further acknowledges that if an
               emergency medical condition is found to exist, the examining
               physician must provide whatever treatment is necessary to
               stabilize that condition of the Enrollee.

          (c)  Facility Services

               The Contractor agrees to ensure that Emergency Services continue
               until the Enrollee is stabilized and can be safely discharged or
               transferred. If an Enrollee requires hospitalization or other
               health care services that arise out of the screening assessment
               provided by the emergency department, then the Contractor may
               require prior authorization for such services. However, such
               services shall be deemed prior authorized if the Contractor does
               not respond within the timeframe established under rules of the
               federal Balanced Budget Act of 1997 for responding to a request
               for authorization being made by the emergency department.

     2.   Out-of-Network Services

          Services may be Contractor authorized either out of the area or out of
          the Contractor's network of providers. Unless otherwise noted in this
          Contract, the Contractor is responsible for coverage and payment of
          all emergency and authorized care provided outside of the established
          network. Out-of-network claims must be

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          paid at established Medicaid fees that currently exist for paying
          participating Medicaid providers as established by Medicaid policy.

     3.   Family Planning Services

          Family planning services include any medically approved diagnostic
          evaluation, drugs, supplies, devices, and related counseling for the
          purpose of voluntarily preventing or delaying pregnancy or for the
          detection or treatment of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
          Services are to be provided in a confidential manner to individuals of
          child bearing age including minors who may be sexually active, who
          voluntarily choose not to risk initial pregnancy, or wish to limit the
          number and spacing of their children.

          The Contractor agrees:

               .    That Enrollees will have full freedom of choice of family
                    planning providers, both in-plan and out-of-plan;
               .    To encourage the use of public providers in their network;
               .    To pay providers of family planning services who do not have
                    contractual relationships with the Contractor, or who do not
                    receive PCP authorization for the service at established
                    Medicaid fee-for-service (FFS) fees that currently exist for
                    paying participating Medicaid providers;
               .    To encourage family planning providers to communicate with
                    PCPs once any form of medical treatment is undertaken;
               .    To maintain accessibility for family planning services
                    through promptness in scheduling appointments, particularly
                    for teenagers;
               .    That family planning services do not include treatment for
                    infertility.

     4.   Maternal and Infant Support Services

          In regard to MSS/ISS, the Contractor agrees:

               .    That maternal and infant support services are specialized
                    preventive services provided to pregnant women, mothers and
                    their infants to help reduce infant mortality and morbidity;
               .    That these support services are effectively provided by a
                    multidisciplinary team of health professionals who
                    concentrate on social services, nutrition, and health
                    education;
               .    That it will ensure that the mothers and infants have proper
                    nutrition, psychosocial support, transportation for all
                    health services, assistance in understanding the importance
                    of receiving routine prenatal care, Well Child Visits and
                    immunizations, as well as other necessary health services,
                    care coordination, counseling and social casework, Enrollee
                    advocacy, and appropriate referral services;
               .    That the support services are intended for those Enrollees
                    who are most likely to experience serious health problems
                    due to psychosocial or nutritional conditions;
               .    That maternal and infant support services must be provided
                    by certified providers.

          The Contractor agrees that during the course of providing prenatal or
          infant care, support services will be provided if any of the following
          conditions are likely to affect the pregnancy:

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               .    disadvantageous social situation
               .    negative or ambivalent feelings about the pregnancy
               .    mother under age 18 and has no family support
               .    need for assistance to care for herself and infant
               .    mother with cognitive emotional or mental impairment
               .    nutrition problem
               .    need for transportation to keep medical appointments
               .    need for childbirth education
               .    abuse of alcohol or drugs or smoking

          The Contractor agrees that infant support services are home based
          services and will be provided if any of the following conditions exist
          with the mother or infant:

               .    abuse of alcohol or drugs (especially cocaine) or smoking
               .    mother is under age 18 and has no family support
               .    family history of child abuse or neglect
               .    failure to thrive
               .    low birth weight (less than 2500 grams)
               .    mother with cognitive, emotional or mental impairment
               .    homeless or dangerous living/home situation
               .    any other condition that may place the infant at risk for
                    death, illness or significant impairment

          Due to the potentially serious nature of these conditions, some
          Enrollees will need the assistance of the FIA Children's Protective
          Services. The Contractor agrees to work cooperatively and on an
          ongoing basis with local FIA office to establish and maintain a
          referral protocol and working relationship.

          Because of the investment of public dollars to improve the health
          status of children, it is intended that the annual collective dollars
          spent by all Contractors in each county for maternal and infant
          support services equal at least the base year's total expenditures for
          the same services. Through the reporting requirements specified in
          this Contract, DCH will monitor Contractors to ensure that
          expenditures for these services are used in this manner.

     5.   Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs)

          The Contractor agrees to provide Enrollees with access to services
          provided through a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) if the
          Enrollee resides in the FQHC's service area and if the Enrollee
          requests such services. For purposes of this requirement, the service
          area will be defined as the county in which the FQHC is located. The
          Contractor must inform Enrollees of this right in their member
          handbooks. If a Contractor has an FQHC in its provider network and
          allows members to receive medically necessary services from the FQHC,
          the Contractor has fulfilled its responsibility to provide FQHC
          services and does not need to allow its members to access FQHC
          services out-of-network.

          If a Contractor does not include an FQHC in its provider network and
          an FQHC exists in the service area (county), the Contractor will have
          to pay FQHC charges if an Enrollee member requests such services.

          For services furnished on or after October 1, 1997, FQHCs are
          entitled, pursuant to the Social Security Act, to reasonable
          cost-based reimbursement as subcontractors of section 1903 (m)
          organizations. Section 4712(b)(2) requires that rates of payments
          between FQHCs and Managed Care Organizations (Health Plans) shall not
          be less than the amount of payment for a similar set of services with
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          FQHC. States are required to make supplemental payments, at least on a
          quarterly basis, for the difference between the rates paid by section
          1903 (m) organizations (Health Plans) and the reasonable cost of FQHC
          subcontracts with the 1903 (m) organization (Health Plans). Beginning
          in Fiscal Year (FY) 2000, the difference states will be required to
          pay begins to phase down from 100 percent; specifically, 95 percent of
          reasonable cost in FY 2000, 2001, and 2002; 90 percent in FY 2003; and
          85 percent in FY 2004.

          FQHC services must be prior authorized by the Contractor, however the
          Contractor may not refuse to authorize medically necessary services if
          the Contractor does not have a FQHC in the network for the service
          area (county). Contractors may expect a sharing of information and
          data and appropriate network referrals from FQHCs.

     6.   Co-payments

          The Contractor may subject Enrollees to co-payment requirements,
          consistent with state and federal guidelines. In regard to
          co-payments, the Contractor agrees that it will not implement
          co-payments without DCH approval and that co-payments will only be
          implemented following the annual open enrollment period. Enrollees
          must be informed of co-payments during the open enrollment period.

     7.   Abortions

          Medicaid funds cannot be used to pay for elective abortions (and
          related services) to terminate pregnancy unless a physician certifies
          that the abortion is medically necessary to save the life of the
          mother. Elective abortions must also be covered if the pregnancy is a
          result of rape or incest. Treatment for medical complications
          occurring as a result of an elective abortion will be covered.
          Treatments for spontaneous, incomplete, or threatened abortions and
          for ectopic pregnancies will be covered.

     8.   Pharmacy

          The Contractor may have a prescription drug management program that
          includes a drug formulary. DCH may review a formulary if Enrollee
          complaints regarding access have been filed regarding the formulary.
          The Contractor agrees to have a process to approve physicians'
          requests to prescribe any medically appropriate drug that is covered
          under the Medicaid fee-for-services program.

          Drug coverages must include over-the-counter products such as insulin
          syringes, reagent strips, psyllium, and aspirin, as covered by the
          Medicaid fee-for-services program. Condoms must also be made available
          to all eligible Enrollees.

          The Contractor agrees to act as DCH's third party administrator and
          reimburse pharmacies for psychotropic drugs. In the performance of
          this function:

          (a)  The Contractor must follow Medicaid Fee-For-Service utilization
               controls for Medicaid psychotropic prescriptions. The Contractor
               must prior authorize only the psychotropic drugs that are prior
               authorized by Medicaid Fee-For-Service.
          (b)  The Contractor agrees that it and its pharmacy benefit managers
               are precluded from billing manufacturer rebates on psychotropic
               drugs.
          (c)  The Contractor agrees to provide payment files to DCH in the
               format and manner prescribed by DCH.
          (d)  DCH agrees to use the payment files to reimburse the Contractor
               for the payments made on behalf of CMHSPs using the following
               formula:

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                    . 100% of all anti-psychotics
                    . 100% of antiparkinson drugs, anticholinergic
                    . 60% all other psychotropic drugs

          (e)  In order to meet the terms of this sub-section, the Contractor
               will have to enroll with DCH as a Medicaid pharmacy provider;
               however, that enrollment is limited to fulfilling the terms of
               this part of the Contract.
          (f)  Contractor is responsible for covering lab and x-ray services
               related to the ordering of psychotropic drug prescriptions for
               CMHSP clients who are also Enrollees of the contractor's health
               plan but may limit access to its contracted lab and x-ray
               providers.

     9.   Well Child Care/Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis & Treatment
          (EPSDT) Program

          Well Child/EPSDT is a Medicaid child health program of early and
          periodic screening, diagnosis and treatment services for children,
          adolescents, and young adults under the age of 21. It supports two
          goals: to ensure access to necessary health resources, and to assist
          parents and guardians in appropriately using those resources. The
          Contractor agrees to provide the following program:

          (a)  As specified in federal regulations, the screening component
               includes a general health screening most commonly known as a
               periodic well-child exam. The required Well Child/EPSDT screening
               guidelines, based on the American Academy of Pediatrics'
               recommendations for preventive pediatric health care, include:

                    .    health and developmental history
                    .    developmental/behavioral assessment
                    .    age appropriate unclothed physical examination
                    .    height and weight measurements, and age appropriate
                         head circumference
                    .    blood pressure for children 3 and over
                    .    immunization review and administration of appropriate
                         immunizations
                    .    health education including anticipatory guidance
                    .    nutritional assessment
                    .    hearing, vision and dental assessments
                    .    lead toxicity screening ages 1-5, with blood sample for
                         lead level determination as indicated
                    .    interpretive conference and appropriate counseling for
                         parents or guardians

               Additionally, objective testing for developmental behavior,
               hearing and vision must be performed in accordance with the
               periodicity schedule included in Medicaid policy. Laboratory
               services for tuberculin testing, hematocrit, urinalysis,
               hemoglobin, or other needed testing as determined by the
               physician must be provided.

          (a)  Vision services under Well Child/EPSDT must include at least
               diagnosis and treatment for defective vision, including glasses
               if appropriate.

          (b)  Dental services under Well Child/EPSDT must include at least
               relief of pain and infections, restoration of teeth, and
               maintenance of dental health. (The Contractor is responsible for
               screening and referral only.)

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          (c)  Hearing services must include at least diagnosis and treatment
               for hearing defects, including hearing aids as appropriate.

          (d)  Other health care, diagnostic services, treatment, or services
               covered under the State Medicaid Plan necessary to correct or
               ameliorate defects, physical or mental illnesses, and conditions
               discovered during a screening. A medically necessary service may
               be available under Well Child/EPSDT if listed in a federal
               statute as a potentially covered service, even if Michigan's
               Medicaid program does not cover the service under its State plan
               for Medical Assistance Program.

          Appropriate referrals must be made for a diagnostic or treatment
          service determined to be necessary. Oral screening should be part of a
          physical exam; however, each child must have a direct referral to a
          dentist after age two. It is the Contractor's responsibility to ensure
          that the child is seen by an appropriate dental provider. Children
          should also be referred to a hearing and speech clinic, optometrist or
          ophthalmologist, or other appropriate provider for objective hearing
          and vision services as necessary. Referral to community mental health
          services also may be appropriate. If a child is found to have elevated
          blood lead levels in accordance with standards disseminated by DCH, a
          referral should be made to the local health department for follow-up
          services that may include an epidemiological investigation to
          determine the source of blood lead poisoning.

          The Contractor shall provide or arrange for outreach services to
          Medicaid beneficiaries who are due or overdue for well-child visits.
          Outreach contacts may be by phone, home visit or mail. The Contractor
          will meet this requirement by contracting with local health
          departments and the provision to local health departments of the names
          of children due or overdue for well child visits.

     10.  Immunizations

          The Contractor agrees to provide all Enrollees with all vaccines and
          immunizations in accordance with the Advisory Committee on
          Immunization Practices (ACIP) guidelines. The Contractor must ensure
          that all providers use vaccines available free under the Vaccine for
          Children (VFC) program for children 18 years old and younger, and use
          vaccines for adults such as hepatitis B available at no cost from
          local health departments under the Vaccine Replacement Program.
          Immunizations should be given in conjunction with Well-Child/EPSDT
          care. The Contractor must participate in the locally accessed Michigan
          Children's Immunization Registry that will maintain a database of
          child vaccination histories and enable tracking and recall.

          Contractor will be responsible for the reimbursement of immunization
          that Enrollees have obtained from local health departments at
          Medicaid-Fee-For-Service rates. This policy is effective without
          Contractor prior authorization and regardless of whether a contract
          exists between the Contractor and the local health departments.

     11.  Transportation

          The Contractor must ensure transportation and travel expenses
          determined to be necessary for Enrollees to secure medically necessary
          medical examinations and treatment. The Contractor agrees to provide a
          description, upon request, of the method(s) used to ensure this
          requirement is met. Contractors will receive supplemental funding for
          non-emergency transportation.

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     12.  Transplant Services

          The Contractor agrees to cover all costs associated with transplant
          surgery and care. Related care may include but is not limited to organ
          procurement, donor searching and typing, harvesting of organs, related
          donor medical costs. Cornea and kidney transplants and related
          procedures are covered services. Extrarenal organ transplants (heart,
          lung, heart-lung, liver, pancreas, bone marrow including allogenic,
          autologous and peripheral stem cell harvesting, and small bowel) must
          be covered on a patient-specific basis when determined medically
          necessary according to currently accepted standards of care. The
          Contractor must have a process in place to evaluate, document, and act
          upon such requests.

     13.  Post-Partum Stays

          Contractors agree to cover a minimum length of post-partum stay at a
          hospital that is consistent with the minimum hospital stay standards
          of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of
          Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

     14.  Communicable Disease Services

          The Contractor agrees that Enrollees may receive treatment services
          for communicable diseases from local health departments without prior
          authorization by the Contractor. For purposes of this section,
          communicable diseases are HIV/AIDS, STDs, tuberculosis, and
          vaccine-preventable communicable diseases.

          To facilitate coordination and collaboration, Contractors are
          encouraged to enter into agreements with local health departments.
          Such agreements should provide details regarding confidentiality,
          service coordination and instances when local health departments will
          provide direct care services for the Contractor's Enrollees.
          Agreements should also discuss, where appropriate, reimbursement
          arrangements between the Contractor and the local health department.

          If a local agreement is not in effect, and an Enrollee receives
          services for a communicable disease from a local health department,
          the Contractor is responsible for payment to the local health
          department at established Medicaid fee-for-service fees that currently
          exist for participating providers.

     15.  Restorative Health Services

          The Contractor is responsible for providing up to 45 days of
          restorative health care services as long as medically necessary and
          appropriate for Enrollees.

          Restorative health services means intermittent or short-term
          "restorative" or rehabilitative nursing care that may be provided in
          or out of health care facilities.

          The Contractor will be expected to help facilitate support services
          such as home help services that are not the direct responsibility of
          the Contractor but are services to which Enrollees may be entitled.
          Such care coordination should be provided consistent with the
          individual or person-centered planning that is necessary for Enrollee
          members with special health care needs.

     16.  School Based/School Linked (Adolescent) Health Centers

          The Contractor acknowledges that Enrollees may choose to obtain
          services from a School Based/School Linked Health Center (SBLHC)
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          the Contractor. If the SBLHC does not have a contractual relationship
          with the Contractor, then the Contractor is responsible for payment to
          the SBLHC at Medicaid fee-for-service rates in effect on the date of
          service.

          Contractors may contract with an SBLHC to deliver Covered Services as
          part of the Contractor's network. Covered Services shall be medically
          necessary and administered, or arranged for, by a designated PCP. The
          SBLHC will meet the Contractor's written credentialling and
          re-credentialling policies and procedures for ensuring quality of care
          and ensuring that all providers rendering services to Enrollees are
          licensed by the State and practice within their scope of practice as
          defined for them in Michigan's Public Health Code.

          If a contract exists between the SBLHC and the Contractor, then the
          SBLHC is to be reimbursed according to the provisions of the
          contractual agreement.

     17.  Hospice Services

          Contractor is responsible for all medically necessary and authorized
          hospice services, including the "room and board" component of the
          hospice benefit when provided in a nursing home. Members who have
          elected the hospice benefit will not be disenrolled after 45 days in a
          nursing home as otherwise permitted under subsection (15) of the
          section.

II-J OBSERVANCE OF FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL LAWS

     The Contractor agrees that it will comply with all state and federal
     statutes, regulations and administrative procedures that become effective
     during the term of this Contract. Federal regulations governing contracts
     with risk-based managed care plans are specified in section 1903(m) of the
     Social Security Act and 42 CFR Part 434, and will govern this Contract. The
     State is not precluded from implementing any changes in state or federal
     statutes, rules or administrative procedures that become effective during
     the term of this Contract and will implement such changes pursuant to
     Contract Section (I-T).

     1.   Special Waiver Provisions for CHCP

          DCH's waiver renewal application to HCFA under the auspices of
          section 1915(b)(1)(2), requesting that section 1902 (a)(23) of the
          Social Security Act be waived, has been approved. The renewal was
          approved by HCFA for the period March 28, 2000 through March 27, 2002.
          Under this waiver, Beneficiaries will be enrolled with a Contractor in
          the county of their residence. All health care for Enrollees will be
          arranged for or administered by the Contractor only. Federal approval
          of the waiver is required prior to commitment of the federal financing
          share of funds under this Contract. No other waiver is necessary to
          implement this Contract.

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     2.   Fiscal Soundness of the Risk-Based Contractor

          Federal regulations require that the risk-based Contractors maintain a
          fiscally solvent operation and DCH has the right to evaluate the
          ability of the risk-based Contractor to bear the risk of potential
          financial losses, or to perform services based on determinations of
          payable amounts under the Contract. The State will require a minimum
          net worth and a set reserve amount as a condition of maintaining
          status as a Contractor.

     3.   Suspended Providers

          Federal regulations and State law preclude reimbursement for any
          services ordered, prescribed, or rendered by a provider who is
          currently suspended or terminated from direct and indirect
          participation in the Michigan Medicaid program or federal Medicare
          program. An Enrollee may purchase services provided, ordered, or
          prescribed by a suspended or terminated provider, but no Medicaid
          funds may be used. DCH publishes a list of providers who are
          terminated, suspended or otherwise excluded from participation in the
          program. The Contractor must ensure that its provider networks do not
          include these providers.

          Pursuant to Section 1932(d)(1) of the Social Security Act, a
          Contractor may not knowingly have a director, officer, partner, or
          person with beneficial ownership of more than 5% of the entity's
          equity who is currently debarred or suspended by any federal agency.
          Contractors are also prohibited from having an employment, consulting,
          or any other agreement with a debarred or suspended person for the
          provision of items or services that are significant and material to
          the Contractor's contractual obligation with the State.

          The United States General Services Administration (GSA) maintains a
          list of parties excluded from federal programs. The "excluded parties
          lists" (EPLS) and any rules and/or restrictions pertaining to the use
          of EPLS data can be found on GSA's homepage at the following Internet
          address: www.arnet.gov/epls.

     4.   Public Health Reporting

          State law requires that health professionals comply with specified
          reporting requirements for communicable disease and other health
          indicators. The Contractor agrees to ensure compliance with all such
          reporting requirements through its provider contracts.

     5.   Compliance with HCFA Regulation.

          As required by 42 CFR Part 434.22, DCH will deny payments for new
          enrollees when payments for those Enrollees are denied by HCFA
          pursuant to 42 CFR 434.67(e).

     6.   Advanced Directives Compliance.

          The Contractor shall comply with provisions for advance directives as
          required under 42 C.F.R.434.28.

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     7.   Medicaid Policy.

          As required, Contractors shall comply with provisions of Medicaid
          policy developed under the formal policy consultation process, as
          established by the Medical Assistance Program.

II-K CONFIDENTIALITY

     All Enrollee information, medical records, data and data elements
     collected, maintained, or used in the administration of this Contract
     shall be protected by the Contractor from unauthorized disclosure. The
     Contractor must provide safeguards that restrict the use or disclosure of
     information concerning Enrollees to purposes directly connected with its
     administration of the Contract.

     The Contractor must have written policies and procedures for maintaining
     the confidentiality of data, including medical records, client
     information, appointment records for adult and adolescent sexually
     transmitted disease, and family planning services.

II-L CRITERIA FOR CONTRACTORS

     The Contractor agrees to maintain its capability to deliver Covered
     Services to Enrollees by meeting the following criteria:

     1.   Administrative and Organizational Criteria

          The Contractor will:

               .    Provide organizational and administrative structure and key
                    specified personnel;
               .    Provide management information systems capable of collecting
                    processing, reporting and maintaining information as
                    required;
               .    Have a governing body that meets the requirements defined in
                    this Contract;
               .    Meet the specified administrative requirements, i.e.,
                    quality improvement, utilization management, provider
                    network, reporting, member services, provider services,
                    staffing;
               .    Be or has applied for accreditation as a managed care
                    organization by either the National Committee for Quality
                    Assurance (NCQA) or Joint Commission on Health Care
                    Organizations (JCAHO) no later than March 31, 2001;
               .    Be incorporated within the State of Michigan.

     2.   Financial Criteria

          The Contractor agrees to comply with all HMO financial requirements
          and maintain financial records for its Medicaid activities separate
          from other financial records.

     3.   Provider Network and Health Service Delivery Criteria

          The Contractor:

               .    has a network of qualified providers in sufficient numbers
                    and locations to provide appropriate access to Covered
                    Services;
               .    provides or arranges appropriate accessible care 24 hours a
                    day, 7 days a week to the enrolled population.
               .    has local agreements with DCH contracted behavioral health
                    and developmental disability providers and coordinates care.

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II-M CONTRACTOR ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE, ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, FINANCIAL
     REQUIREMENTS AND PROVIDER NETWORKS

     1.   Organizational Structure

          The Contractor will maintain an administrative and organizational
          structure that supports a high quality, comprehensive managed care
          program. The Contractor's management approach and organizational
          structure will ensure effective linkages between administrative areas
          such as: provider services, member services, regional network
          development, quality improvement and utilization review,
          grievance/complaint review, and management information systems.

          The Contractor will be organized in a manner that facilitates
          efficient and economic delivery of services that conforms to
          acceptable business practices within the State. The Contractor will
          employ senior level managers with sufficient experience and expertise
          in health care management, and must employ or contract with skilled
          clinicians for medical management activities.

          The Contractor must not include persons who are currently suspended or
          terminated from the Medicaid program in its provider network or in the
          conduct of the Contractor's affairs.

          The Contractor will provide, upon request from DCH, a copy of the
          current organizational chart with reporting structures, names, and
          positions. A written narrative which documents the operation of the
          organization and the educational background, relevant work experience,
          and current job description for the key personnel identified in the
          organizational chart must be available upon request.

          The Contractor will provide, upon request, a disclosure statement
          fully disclosing to DCH the nature and extent of any contracts or
          arrangements between the individuals responsible for the conduct of
          the Contractor's affairs (or their immediate families, or any legal
          entity in which they or their families have a financial interest
          exceeding 5% of the stock or assets of the entity) and the Contractor
          or a provider or other person concerning any financial relationship
          with the Contractor. The disclosure statements must be signed by each
          person listed and notarized. DCH must be notified in writing of a
          substantial change in the facts set forth in the statement not more
          than 30 days from the date of the change.

          The Contractor must provide a completed "Authorization for Release of
          Information" form to DCH for each employee serving in a key position
          (i.e., Administrator, Medical Director, Chief Financial Officer,
          Management Information Systems Director). This form must be completed
          and submitted to DCH for every new employee hired to serve in a key
          position with the Contractor.

          Information required to be disclosed in this section shall also be
          available to the Department of Attorney General, Health Care Fraud
          Division.

     2.   Administrative Personnel

          The Contractor will have sufficient administrative staff and
          organizational components to comply with all program standards. The
          Contractor shall ensure that all staff has appropriate training,
          education, experience, licensure as appropriate, liability coverage,
          and orientation to fulfill the requirements of the positions. Resumes
          for key personnel must be available upon request from DCH. Resumes
          must indicate the type and amount of experience each person has
          relative to the position.

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          The Contractor must promptly provide written notification to DCH of
          any vacancies of key positions and must make every effort to fill
          vacancies in all key positions with qualified persons as quickly as
          possible. The Contractor shall inform DCH in writing within seven (7)
          days of staffing changes in the following key positions:

               .    Administrator (Chief Executive Officer)
               .    Medical Director
               .    Chief Financial Officer
               .    Management Information System Director

          The Contractor shall provide the following positions (either through
          direct employment or contract):

               (a)  Executive Management

                    A full time administrator with clear authority over general
                    administration and implementation of requirements set forth
                    in the Contract including responsibility to oversee the
                    budget and accounting systems implemented by the Contractor.
                    The administrator shall be responsible to the governing body
                    for the daily conduct and operations of the Contractor's
                    plan.

               (b)  Medical Director

                    The medical director shall be a Michigan-licensed physician
                    (MD or DO) and shall be actively involved in all major
                    clinical program components of the Contractor's plan
                    including review of medical care provided, medical
                    professional aspects of provider contracts, and other areas
                    of responsibility as may be designated by the Contractor.
                    The medical director shall devote sufficient time to the
                    Contractor's plan to ensure timely medical decisions,
                    including after hours consultation as needed. The medical
                    director shall be responsible for managing the Contractor's
                    Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program. The
                    medical director shall ensure compliance with state and
                    local reporting laws on communicable diseases, child abuse
                    and neglect.

               (c)  Quality Improvement/Utilization Director

                    A full time quality improvement/utilization director who is
                    either the Contractor's medical director, or a Michigan
                    licensed physician or registered nurse who directly reports
                    to the medical director and adequate staff to support
                    quality improvement and utilization review activities.

               (d)  Chief Financial Officer

                    Full-time chief financial officer to oversee the budget and
                    accounting systems implemented by the Contractor.

               (e)  Support/Administrative Staff

                    Adequate clerical and support staff to ensure appropriate
                    functioning of the Contractor's operation.

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               (f)  Member Services Staff

                    Staff to coordinate communications with Enrollees and to act
                    as Enrollee advocates. There shall be sufficient member
                    service staff to enable Enrollees to receive prompt
                    resolution of their problems or inquiries.

               (g)  Provider Services Staff

                    Staff to coordinate communications between the Contractor
                    and its subcontractors and other providers. There shall be
                    sufficient provider services staff to enable providers to
                    receive prompt resolution of their problems or inquiries.

               (h)  Grievance/Complaint Coordinator

                    Staff to coordinate, manage, and adjudicate member and
                    provider grievances.

               (i)  Management Information System (MIS) Director

                    Full-time MIS director to oversee the data management
                    system, and to ensure that all reporting and claims payments
                    are timely and accurate.

     3.   Administrative Requirements

          The Contractor agrees to have the following policies, processes, and
          plans in place.

               .    written policies, procedures and an operational plan for
                    management information systems;
               .    a process to review and authorize all network provider
                    contracts;
               .    a process to credential and monitor credentials of all
                    healthcare personnel;
               .    a process to identify and address instances of fraud and
                    abuse;
               .    a process to review and authorize contracts established for
                    reinsurance and third party liability if applicable;
               .    policies that comply with all federal and state business
                    requirements;
               .    the Contractor must comply with all Contract reporting
                    requirements; and
               .    designated liaisons - these must include a management
                    information system (MIS) liaison and a general management
                    liaison. All communication between the Contractor and DCH
                    must occur through the designated liaisons unless otherwise
                    specified by DCH. The general management liaison will also
                    be designated as the authorized Contractor expediter
                    pursuant to Contract Section III-B.

          All policies, procedures, and clinical guidelines that the Contractor
          follows must be in writing and available on request to DCH and/or
          HCFA. All medical records, reporting formats, information systems,
          liability policies, provider network information and other detail
          specific to performing the contracted services must be available on
          request to DCH and/or HCFA.

     4.   Management Information Systems

          The Contractor will have available a claims processing and management
          information system sufficient to support provider payments and data
          reporting between the Contractor and DCH. The Contractor must be
          capable of controlling, processing, and paying providers for services
          rendered to Contractor Enrollees. The Contractor

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          must collect service-specific procedures and diagnosis data, to price
          specific procedures or encounters (depending on the agreement between
          the provider and the Contractor), and maintain detailed records of
          remittances to providers. The Contractor is responsible for annual IRS
          form 1099 reporting of provider earnings.

          Management information systems capabilities are necessary for at least
          the following areas:

               .    Member enrollment
               .    Provider enrollment
               .    Third party liability activity
               .    Claims payment
               .    Grievance and complaint tracking
               .    Tracking and recall for immunizations, well-child
                    visits/EPSDT, and other services as required by DCH
               .    Encounter reporting
               .    Quality reporting
               .    Member access and satisfaction

     5.   Governing Body

          Each Contractor will have a governing body that has a minimum of 1/3
          of its membership consisting of adult Enrollees who are not
          compensated officers, employees, stockholders who own more than 5% of
          the shares of the Contractor's plan, or other individuals responsible
          for the conduct of, or financially interested in, the Contractor's
          affairs. The Contractor must have written policies and procedures
          detailing how Enrollee board members will be elected, the length of
          the term, filling of vacancies, notice to Enrollees and subscribers,
          etc. The governing body will ensure adoption and implementation of
          written policies governing the operation of the Contractor's plan. The
          Enrollee board members must have the same responsibilities as other
          board members in the development of policies governing the operation
          of the Contractor's plan. The administrator or executive officer that
          oversees the day-to-day conduct and operations of the Contractor will
          be responsible to the governing body. The governing body must meet at
          least quarterly, and must keep a permanent record of all proceedings
          that is available to DCH and/or HCFA on request.

     6.   Provider Network in the CHCP

          (a)  General

               The Contractor is solely responsible for arranging and
               administering Covered Services to Enrollees. Covered Services
               shall be medically necessary and administered, or arranged for,
               by a designated PCP. Enrollees shall be provided with an
               opportunity to select their PCP. If the Enrollee does not choose
               a PCP at the time of enrollment, it is the Contractor's
               responsibility to assign a PCP within one month of the effective
               date of enrollment. If the Contractor cannot honor the Enrollee's
               choice of the PCP, the Contractor must contact the Enrollee to
               allow the Enrollee to either make a choice of an alternative PCP
               or to disenroll. The Contractor must notify all Enrollees
               assigned to a PCP whose provider contract will be terminated and
               assist them in choosing a new PCP prior to the termination of the
               provider contract.

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               The Contractor must ensure that the provider network:

                    .    provides available, accessible and adequate numbers of
                         facilities, locations and personnel for the provision
                         of Covered Services.
                    .    guarantees that emergency services are available seven
                         days a week, 24-hours per day.
                    .    demonstrates that it can maintain a delivery system of
                         sufficient size and resources to offer quality care
                         that accommodates the needs of the enrolled
                         Beneficiaries within each enrollment area.
                    .    assures that contracted PCPs provide or arrange for
                         coverage of services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and
                         PCPs must be available to see patients a minimum of 20
                         hours per practice location per week.
                    .    responds to the cultural, racial and linguistic needs
                         (including interpretive services as necessary) of the
                         Medicaid population.
                    .    is described in the provider files for PCPs and other
                         providers that are submitted to the Department's
                         Enrollment Services Contractor.
                    .    will have sufficient capacity to handle the maximum
                         number of Enrollees specified under this Contract.

               Provider files will be used to give Beneficiaries information on
               available Contractors and to ensure that the provider networks
               identified for Contractors are adequate in terms of number,
               location, and hours of operation. The Contractor will ensure:

                    .    that it will provide to DCH's Enrollment Services
                         contractor provider files which contain a complete
                         description of the provider network available to
                         Enrollees;
                    .    that provider files will be submitted in the format
                         specified by DCH;
                    .    that provider files will be updated as necessary to
                         reflect the existing provider network;
                    .    that provider files will be submitted to DCH's
                         Enrollment Services contractor in a timely manner;
                    .    that it will provide to DCH's Enrollment Services
                         contractor a description of the Contractor's service
                         network, including but not limited to: the specialty
                         and hospital network available, arrangements for
                         provision of medically necessary non-contracted
                         specialty care; any family planning services network
                         available, any affiliations with Federally Qualified
                         Health Centers, Rural Health Clinics, and Adolescent
                         Health Centers; arrangements for access to obstetrical
                         and gynecological services; availability of case
                         management or care coordination services; and
                         arrangements for provision of ancillary services. The
                         description will be updated as necessary;
                    .    that the services network will be submitted to DCH's
                         Enrollment Services contractor in a timely manner in
                         the format requested

               The Contractor will ensure:

                    .    that selected PCPs are accessible taking into account
                         travel time, availability of public transportation and
                         other factors that may determine accessibility;
                    .    that primary care and hospital services will be
                         available to Enrollees within 30 minutes or 30 miles
                         travel. Exceptions to this standard may be granted if
                         the Contractor documents that no other network or non-
                         network provider is accessible within the 30 minutes or
                         30 miles travel time. For pharmacy services, the
                         State's expectations are that the Contractor will
                         ensure access within 30 minutes travel time and that
                         services will be available during evenings and on
                         weekends;
                    .    that reasonable access to specialists will be based on
                         the availability and distribution of such specialists;

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                    .    that adequate access exists for ancillary services such
                         as pharmacy services, durable medical equipment
                         services, home health services, and Maternal and Infant
                         Support Services;
                    .    that arrangements for laboratory services will be
                         through only those laboratories with CLIA certificates;
                    .    that all ancillary providers and facilities must be
                         appropriately licensed or certified if required under
                         1978 PA 368, as amended.

          (b)  Mainstreaming

               DCH considers mainstreaming of Enrollees into the broader health
               delivery system to be important. The Contractor must have
               guidelines and a process in place to ensure that Enrollees are
               provided Covered Services without regard to race, color, creed,
               sex, religion, age, national origin, ancestry, marital status,
               sexual preference, or physical or mental handicap. In addition,
               the Contractor must ensure that:

                    .    Enrollees will not be denied a Covered Service or
                         availability of a facility or provider identified in
                         this Contract.

                    .    Network providers will not intentionally segregate
                         Enrollees in any way from other persons receiving
                         health care services.

          (c)  Public and Community Providers and Organizations

               Contractors must work closely with local public and private
               community-based organizations and providers to address prevalent
               health care conditions and issues. Such agencies and
               organizations include local health departments, local FIA
               offices, family planning agencies, Substance Abuse Coordinating
               Agencies, community and migrant health centers, school based and
               adolescent health centers, and local or regional consortiums
               centered around various health conditions. Local coordination and
               collaboration with these entities will make a wider range of
               essential health care and support services available to the
               Contractor's Enrollees. Each county has a different array of
               these providers, and agencies or organizations. Contractors are
               encouraged to coordinate with these entities through
               participation of their provider networks in Michigan's
               county-based community health assessment and improvement process
               and multipurpose human services collaborative bodies.

               A local coordination matrix is provided in the Appendix of this
               Contract. The Contractor is encouraged to use this document as a
               guide for establishing coordination and collaboration practices
               and protocols with local public health agencies. To ensure that
               the services provided by these agencies are available to all
               Contractors, an individual Contractor shall not require an
               exclusive contract as a condition of participation with the
               Contractor.

               It is also beneficial for Contractors to collaborate with
               non-profit organizations that have maintained a historical base
               in the community. These entities are seen by many Enrollees as
               "safe harbors" due to their familiarity with the cultural
               standards and practices within the community. For example,
               adolescent health centers are specifically designed to be
               accessible and acceptable, and are viewed as a "safe harbor"
               where adolescents will seek rather than avoid or delay needed
               services.

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          (d)  Local Behavioral Health and Developmental Disability Provider
               Agreements

               Some Enrollees in each Contractor's plan may also be eligible for
               services provided by Behavioral Health Services and Services for
               Persons with Developmental Disabilities managed care programs.
               Contractors are not responsible for the direct delivery of
               specified behavioral health and developmental disability
               services. The Contractor will establish and maintain local
               agreements with behavioral health and developmental disability
               agencies or organizations contracting with the State.

               Contractors must ensure that local agreements address the
               following issues:

                    .    Emergency services
                    .    Pharmacy and laboratory service coordination
                    .    Medical coordination
                    .    Data and reporting requirements
                    .    Quality assurance coordination
                    .    Grievance and complaint resolution
                    .    Dispute resolution

               Examples of local agreements are included in the Appendix of this
               Contract.

          (e)  Network Changes

               Contractors will notify DCH within seven (7) days of any changes
               to the composition of the provider network that affects the
               Contractor's ability to make available all Covered Services in a
               timely manner. Contractors will have procedures to address
               changes in its network that negatively affect access to care.
               Changes in provider network composition that DCH determines to
               negatively affect Enrollees' access to Covered Services may be
               grounds for sanctions or Contract termination.

               If the Contractor expands the PCP network within a county and can
               serve more Enrollees the Contractor may submit a request to DCH
               to increase capacity. The request must include details of the
               changes that would support the increased capacity. Contractor
               must use the format specified by DCH to describe network
               capacity.

          (f)  Provider Contracts

               In addition to HMO licensure requirements, Contractor provider
               contracts will meet the following criteria:

                    .    Prohibit the provider from seeking payment from the
                         Enrollee for any Covered Services provided to the
                         Enrollee within the terms of the Contract and require
                         the provider to look solely to the Contractor for
                         compensation for services rendered. No cost-sharing or
                         deductibles can be collected from Enrollees.
                         Co-payments are only permitted with DCH approval.
                    .    Require the provider to cooperate with the Contractor's
                         quality improvement and utilization review activities.
                    .    Include provisions for the immediate transfer of
                         Enrollees to another Contractor PCP if their health or
                         safety is in jeopardy.

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                    .    Cannot prohibit a provider from discussing treatment
                         options with Enrollees that may not reflect the
                         Contractor's position or may not be covered by the
                         Contractor.
                    .    Cannot prohibit a provider from advocating on behalf of
                         the Enrollee in any grievance or utilization review
                         process, or individual authorization process to obtain
                         necessary health care services.
                    .    Require providers to meet Medicaid accessibility
                         standards as established in Medicaid policy.

               In accordance with Section 1932 (b)(7) of the Social Security Act
               as implemented by Section 4704(a) of the Balanced Budget Act,
               Contractors may not discriminate with respect to participation,
               reimbursement, or indemnification as to any provider who is
               acting within the scope of provider's license or certification
               under applicable State law, solely on the basis of such license
               or certification. This provision should not be construed as an
               "any willing provider" law, as it does not prohibit Contractors
               from limiting provider participation to the extent necessary to
               meet the needs of the Enrollees. This provision also does not
               interfere with measures established by Contractors that are
               designed to maintain quality and control costs consistent with
               the responsibility of the organization.

          (g)  Disclosure of Physician Incentive Plan

               Contractors will annually disclose to DCH the information on
               their provider incentive plans listed in 42 CFR 417.479(h)(1) and
               417.479(i), as required in 42 CFR 434.70(a)(3), in order to
               determine whether the incentive plans meet the requirements of 42
               CFR 417.479 (d) -- (g) when there exists compensation
               arrangements under the Contract where payment for designated
               health services furnished to an individual on the basis of a
               physician referral would otherwise be denied under Section 1903
               (s) of the Social Security Act. The Contractor will provide the
               information on its physician incentive plans listed in 42 CFR
               417.479(h)(3) to any Enrollee.

          (h)  Provider Credentialling

               The Contractor will have written credentialling and
               re-credentialling (at least every two years) policies and
               procedures for ensuring quality of care and ensuring that all
               providers rendering services to their Enrollees are licensed by
               the State and are qualified to perform their services throughout
               the life of the Contract. The Contractor must ensure that network
               providers residing and providing services in bordering states
               meet all applicable licensure and certification requirements
               within their state. The Contractor also must have written
               policies and procedures for monitoring its providers and for
               sanctioning providers who are out of compliance with the
               Contractor's medical management standards.

          (i)  PCP Standards

               The Contractor must offer its Enrollees freedom of choice in
               selecting a PCP. The Contractor will have written policies and
               procedures describing how Enrollees choose and are assigned to a
               PCP, and how they may change their PCP. The PCP is responsible
               for supervising, coordinating and providing all primary care to
               each assigned Enrollee. In addition, the PCP is responsible for
               initiating referrals for specialty care, maintaining continuity
               of each Enrollee's health care, and maintaining the Enrollee's
               medical record which includes documentation of all services
               provided by the PCP as well as any specialty or referral
               services.

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               The Contractor will allow a specialist to perform as a PCP when
               the Enrollee's medical condition warrants management by a
               physician specialist. This may be necessary for those Enrollees
               with conditions such as diabetes, end-stage renal disease or
               other chronic disease or disability. The need for management by a
               physician specialist should be determined on a case-by-case basis
               in consultation with the Enrollee. If the Enrollee disagrees with
               the Contractor's decision, the Enrollee should be informed of his
               or her right to file a grievance with the Contractor and/or to
               file an appeal with DCH.

               The Contractor will ensure that there is a reliable method and
               system for providing 24 hour access to urgent care and emergency
               services 7 days a week. All PCPs within the network must have
               information on the system and must reinforce with their Enrollees
               the appropriate use of health care services. Routine physician
               and office visits must be available during regular and scheduled
               office hours. Provisions must be available for obtaining urgent
               care 24 hours a day. Urgent care may be provided directly by the
               PCP or directed by the Contractor through other arrangements.
               Emergency Services must always be available.

               Direct contact with a qualified clinical staff person must be
               available through a toll-free telephone number at all times.

               At a minimum, the Contractor shall have or provide one full-time
               PCP per 2,000 members. This ratio shall be used to determine
               maximum Enrollment Capacity for the Contractor in an approved
               service area.

               The Contractor will assign a PCP who is within 30 minutes or 30
               miles travel time to the Enrollee's home, unless the Enrollee
               chooses otherwise. Exceptions to this standard may be granted if
               the Contractor documents that no other network or non-network
               provider is accessible within the 30 minute or 30 mile travel
               time. The Contractor will take the availability of handicap
               accessible public transportation into consideration when making
               PCP assignments.

               PCPs must be available to see Enrollees a minimum of 20 hours per
               practice location per week. This provision may be waived by DCH
               in response to a request supported by appropriate documentation.
               Specialists are not required to meet this standard for minimum
               hours per practice location per week. In the event that a
               specialist is assigned to act as a PCP, the Enrollee must be
               informed of the specialist's business hours. In circumstances
               where teaching hospitals use residents as providers in a clinic
               and a supervising physician is designated as the PCP by the
               Contractor, the supervising physician must be available at least
               20 hours per practice location per week.

               The Contractor will ensure that some providers offer evening and
               weekend hours of operation in addition to scheduled daytime
               hours. The Contractor will provide notice to Enrollees of the
               hours and locations of service for their assigned PCP.

               The Contractor will monitor waiting times to get appointments
               with providers, as well as the length of time actually spent
               waiting to see the provider. This data must be reported to DCH
               upon request. The Contractor will have established

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               criteria for monitoring appointment scheduling for routine and
               urgent care and for monitoring waiting times in provider offices.
               These criteria must be submitted to DCH upon request.

               The Contractor will ensure that a maternity care provider is
               designated for an enrolled pregnant woman for the duration of her
               pregnancy and postpartum care. A maternity care provider is a
               provider meeting the Contractor's credentialling requirements and
               whose scope of practice includes maternity care. An individual
               provider must be named as the maternity care provider to assure
               continuity of care. An OB/GYN clinic or practice cannot be
               designated as a PCP or maternity care provider. Designation of
               individual providers within a clinic or practice is appropriate
               as long as that individual, within the clinic or practice, agrees
               to accept responsibility for the Enrollees care for the duration
               of the pregnancy and post-partum care.

               For maternity care, the Contractor will be able to provide
               initial prenatal care appointments for enrolled pregnant women
               according to standards developed by the CAC and the QIC.

II-N PAYMENT TO PROVIDERS

     The Contractor will make timely payments to all providers for Covered
     Services rendered to Enrollees. With the exception of newborns, the
     Contractor will not be responsible for any payments owed to providers for
     services rendered prior to a Beneficiary's enrollment with the Contractor's
     plan. Except for newborns, payment for services provided during a period of
     retroactive eligibility will be the responsibility of DCH.

     1.   Electronic Billing Capacity

          The Contractor must meet the following timeframes for electronic
          billing capacity and may require its providers to meet the same
          standard as a condition for payment:

               (a)  Be capable of accepting electronic billing for HCFA 1500 and
                    UB 92 no later than May 31, 2000;
               (b)  Be capable of accepting electronic billing for UB 92
                    (Inpatient and Outpatient Claims) with Medicare format
                    standards no later than September 30, 2000;
               (c)  Be capable of accepting electronic billing for HCFA 1500
                    claims with Medicare format standards no later than December
                    31, 2000.

     2.   Prompt Payment

          Contractors must meet the prompt payment requirements as stated in
          2000 PA 187.

     3.   Payment Resolution Process

          The Contractor will have an effective provider appeal process to
          promptly resolve provider billing disputes. The Contractor will
          cooperate with providers who have exhausted the Contractor's appeal
          process by entering into arbitration or other alternative dispute
          resolution process.

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     4.   Arbitration

          When arbitration is requested by a provider, the Contractor is
          required to participate in a binding arbitration process.

          DCH will provide a list of neutral arbitrators that can be made
          available to resolve billing disputes. These arbitrators will be
          organizations with the appropriate expertise to analyze medical claims
          and supporting documentation available from medical record reviews and
          determine whether a claim is complete, appropriately coded, and should
          or should not be paid. A model agreement will be developed by DCH that
          both parties to the dispute will be required to sign. This agreement
          will specify the name of the arbitrator, the dispute resolution
          process, a timeframe for the arbitrator's decision, and the method of
          payment for the arbitrator's fee.

          The party found to be at fault will be assessed the cost of the
          arbitrator. If both parties are at fault, the cost of the arbitration
          will be apportioned.

          The Contractor will be subject to an interest charge based on the
          value of unpaid claims when clean claims are not processed and paid
          within 30 days of receipt. Applicable interest rates for the unpaid
          claims shall be specified by DCH based on Medicare guidelines.

          A provider that submits duplicate claims that have previously been
          denied or returned with notice by the Contractor that the claim is
          incomplete or incorrect shall be subject to a service charge for each
          duplicate claim in an amount determined by DCH if the duplicate claim
          is submitted without completion, correction or further information
          that addresses denial or return.

     5.   Post-payment Review

          The Contractor may utilize a post-payment review methodology to assure
          claims have been paid appropriately.

     6.   Total Payment

          The Contractor or its providers may not require any co-payments,
          patient-pay amounts, or other cost-sharing arrangements unless
          authorized by DCH. The Contractor's providers may not bill Enrollees
          for the difference between the provider's charge and the Contractor's
          payment for Covered Services. The Contractor's providers will not seek
          nor accept additional or supplemental payment from the Enrollee,
          his/her family, or representative, in addition to the amount paid by
          the Contractor even when the Enrollee has signed an agreement to do
          so.

     7.   Case Rate Payments for Emergency Services

          The Contractor, in the absence of a contract with emergency providers,
          must provide reimbursement at Medicaid rates for professional and
          facility services provided in the emergency room of a hospital as
          required in Section II-I-1 and Section II-1-2 of this Contract. As
          described in a Medicaid policy bulletin prepared for this issue
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          Medicaid rates to inclusive case rate for professional emergency
          services provided in a hospital emergency room. The Contractor must
          use the case rates when presented with claims from emergency
          providers.

II-O PROVIDER SERVICES (NETWORK AND OUT-OF-NETWORK)

     The Contractor will:

          .    Provide contract and education services for the provider network,
               ensure proper maintenance of medical records, maintain proper
               staffing to respond to provider inquiries, and be able to process
               provider grievances, complaints, and an appeal system to resolve
               provider billing disputes;
          .    Maintain a written plan detailing methods of provider recruitment
               and education regarding Contractor policies and procedures;
          .    Maintain a regular means of communicating and providing
               information on changes in policies and procedures to its
               providers. This may include guidelines for answering written
               correspondence to providers, offering provider-dedicated phone
               lines, or a regular provider newsletter;
          .    Provide a staff of sufficient size to respond timely to provider
               inquiries, questions and concerns regarding Covered Services.
          .    Provide a copy of the Contractor's prior authorization policies
               to the provider when the provider joins the Contractor's provider
               network. The Contractor must notify providers of any changes to
               prior authorization policies as changes are made.

II-P QUALITY ASSESSMENT AND PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM STANDARDS

     1.   Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program Standards

          The Contractor will have an ongoing Quality Assessment and Performance
          Improvement Program that meets the requirements of 42 CFR 434.34. The
          Contractor's medical director shall be responsible for managing the
          Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program. The Contractor
          must maintain a QIC for purposes of reviewing the Quality Assessment
          and Performance Improvement Program, its results and activities, and
          recommending changes on an ongoing basis. The QIC must be comprised of
          Contractor staff, including but not limited to the quality improvement
          director and other key management staff, as well as health
          professionals providing care to Enrollees.

          The Contractor's Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement
          Program will be capable of identifying opportunities to improve the
          provision of health care services and the outcomes of such care for
          Enrollees. In addition, the Contractor's Quality Assessment and
          Performance Improvement Program will incorporate and address findings
          of site reviews by DCH, external independent reviews, and statewide
          focused studies and the recommendations of the CAC. In addition, the
          Contractor's Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program
          must develop or adopt performance improvement goals, objectives and
          activities or interventions as required by the DCH to improve service
          delivery or health outcomes for Enrollees.

          The Contractor will have a written plan for the Quality Assessment and
          Performance Improvement Program which includes a statement of the
          Contractor's performance goals and objectives, lines of authority and
          accountability including data responsibilities, evaluation tools, and
          performance improvement activities.

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          The written plan must also describe how the Contractor will:

               .    Analyze both the processes and outcomes of care using
                    currently accepted standards from recognized medical
                    authorities, including focused review of individual cases as
                    appropriate and to discern the causes of variation in the
                    provision of care to Enrollees.

               .    Establish clinical and non-clinical priority areas and
                    indicators for assessment and performance improvement.

               .    Use measures to analyze the delivery of services and quality
                    of care, over and under utilization of services, disease
                    management strategies, and outcomes of care. The Contractor
                    is expected to collect and use data from multiple sources
                    such as medical records, encounter data, HEDIS(R), claims
                    processing, grievances, utilization review and member
                    satisfaction instruments in this activity.

               .    Compare Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement
                    Program findings with past performance and with
                    established program goals and available external standards.

               .    Measure the performance of Contractor providers and conduct
                    peer review activities such as: identification of practices
                    that do not meet Contractor standards; recommendation of
                    appropriate action to correct deficiencies; and monitoring
                    of corrective action by providers.

               .    Measure provider performance through the inclusion of
                    medical record audits to be performed at least twice
                    annually on a statistically valid sample of Contractor
                    providers.

               .    Provide performance feedback to providers, including
                    detailed discussion of clinical standards and expectations
                    of the Contractor.

               .    Develop and/or adopt clinically appropriate practice
                    parameters and protocols/guidelines and give the
                    Contractor's providers enough information about the
                    protocols to enable them to meet the established standards.

               .    Evaluate access to care for Enrollees according to the
                    established standards and those developed by the CAC and
                    Contractor's QIC and implement a process for ensuring that
                    network providers meet and maintain the standards. The
                    evaluation should include an analysis of the accessibility
                    of services to Enrollees with disabilities.

               .    Perform a member satisfaction survey annually, in
                    collaboration with DCH, and distribute results to providers,
                    Enrollees, and DCH.

               .    Implement improvement strategies related to program findings
                    and evaluate progress periodically but at least annually.

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               .    Maintain the written plan for the Contractor's Quality
                    Assessment and Performance Improvement Program that will be
                    available to DCH upon request.

     2.   Performance Objectives

          At a minimum, the Contractor will include performance objectives for
          the delivery of services to Enrollees in the written plan for its
          Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program. The
          Contractor's performance on these objectives will be monitored by DCH.

          For Enrollees with continuous enrollment with the Contractor according
          to HEDIS(R) reporting standards, the Contractor will be assessed
          against performance objectives as specified annually by DCH.

          DCH will also use the results of performance assessments as part of
          the formula for automatic enrollment assignments.

          The Contractor's QIC may establish additional performance objectives
          based on its own assessment and program findings.

     3.   Statewide Performance Improvement

          In addition to its internal Quality Assessment and Performance
          Improvement Program, the Contractor may be required to participate in
          statewide focused studies or performance improvement activities.

          The CAC established by DCH will collaborate with Contractors to
          determine priority areas for statewide focused studies and performance
          improvement initiatives. The CAC will establish time frames for
          submission of data and information for statewide focused studies and
          will review and approve all analytical methodologies associated with
          the focused studies to assure that comparisons among Contractors are
          possible. The clinical priority areas may vary from one year to the
          next and will reflect the needs of the Beneficiaries. The measures may
          include, but are not limited to:

               .    Low birth weight deliveries
               .    Vaginal delivery and C-section rates
               .    Well-Child/EPSDT visit periodicity
               .    Immunization rates
               .    Re-hospitalization rates
               .    Mortality rates
               .    Emergency room use
               .    Chronic disease prevalence and management.

          The Contractor will assess performance for the priority area(s)
          identified by the CAC as requested by DCH, using defined indicators of
          health status, functional status, Enrollee satisfaction or valid
          proxies of these outcomes. The Contractor must submit data and
          information for priority area(s) as requested by DCH. The Contractor
          will address the statewide focused study findings for priority area(s)
          through its Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program and
          develop performance improvement goals, objectives and activities
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          Contractor. The Contractor will incorporate any statewide performance
          improvement objectives, established as a result of a statewide focus
          study or performance improvement initiative, into the written plan for
          its Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program.

          The CAC may recommend standards of care and related protocols in areas
          including, but not limited to: family planning, diabetes, asthma, end
          stage renal disease, AIDS, and maternal and infant support. The
          Contractor must implement these standards of care and related
          protocols through its Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement
          Program if required by DCH.

     4.   External Quality Review

          The State will arrange for an annual, external independent review of
          the quality and outcomes, timeliness of, and access to Covered
          Services provided by the Contractor. The Contractor will address the
          findings of the external review through its Quality Assessment and
          Performance Improvement Program. The Contractor must develop and
          implement performance improvement goals, objectives and activities in
          response to the external review findings as part of the Contractor's
          Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program. A description
          of the performance improvement goals, objectives and activities
          developed and implemented in response to the external review findings
          will be included in the Contractor's quality assessment and
          performance improvement program and provided to DCH upon request. DCH
          may also require separate submission of an improvement plan specific
          to the findings of the external review.

     5.   Annual Effectiveness Review

          The Contractor will annually conduct an effectiveness review of its
          Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program. The
          effectiveness review must include analysis of whether there have been
          improvements in the quality of health care and services for Enrollees
          as a result of quality assessment and improvement activities and
          interventions carried out by the Contractor. The analysis should take
          into consideration trends in service delivery and health outcomes over
          time and include monitoring of progress on performance goals and
          objectives. Information on the effectiveness of the Contractor's
          Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program must be
          provided annually to network providers and to Enrollees upon request.
          Information on the effectiveness of the Contractor's Quality
          Assessment and Performance Improvement Program must be provided to DCH
          upon request.

     6.   Consumer Survey.

          Contractors must conduct a survey of their enrollee population using
          the Consumer Assessment of Health Plan Survey, CAHPS, instrument
          either by partnering with the DCH through cost sharing or by directly
          contracting with a NCQA certified CAHPS vendor and submitting the data
          according to the specifications and timelines established by the DCH.

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II-Q UTILIZATION MANAGEMENT

     The major components of the Contractor's utilization management plan must
     encompass, at a minimum, the following:

          .    Written policies and procedures that conform with managed health
               care industry standards and processes.
          .    A formal utilization review committee directed by the
               Contractor's medical director to oversee the utilization review
               process.
          .    Sufficient resources to regularly review the effectiveness of the
               utilization review process, and to make changes to the process as
               needed.
          .    An annual review and reporting of utilization review activities
               and outcomes/interventions from same.

     The Contractor may establish and use a prior approval procedure for
     utilization management purposes provided that it does not use such
     procedures to avoid providing medically necessary services within the
     coverages established under the Contract. The utilization management
     activities of the Contractor must be integrated with the Contractor's
     quality assessment and performance improvement program.

II-R THIRD PARTY RESOURCE REQUIREMENTS

     The Contractor will collect any payments available from other health
     insurers including Medicare and private health insurance for services
     provided to its members in accordance with Section 1902(a)(25) of the
     Social Security Act and 42 CFR 433 Subpart D. The Contractor will be
     responsible for identifying and collecting third party liability
     information and may retain third party collections.

     Third party liability (TPL) refers to any other health insurance plan or
     carrier (e.g., individual, group, employer-related, self-insured or
     self-funded plan or commercial carrier, automobile insurance and worker's
     compensation) or program (e.g., Medicare) that has liability for all or
     part of a member's health care coverage. Contractors are payers of last
     resort and will be required to identify and seek recovery from all other
     liable third parties in order to make themselves whole. All such
     collections may be retained by the Contractor. The Contractor must report
     third party collections in its encounter data submission and in aggregate
     as required by DCH.

     DCH will provide the Contractor with a listing of known third party
     resources for its Enrollees. The listing will be produced monthly and will
     contain information made available to the State at the time of eligibility
     determination and/or redetermination.

     When an Enrollee is also enrolled in Medicare, Medicare will be the primary
     payer ahead of any Contractor. The Contractor must make the Enrollee whole
     by paying or otherwise covering all Medicare cost sharing amounts incurred
     by the Enrollee such as coinsurance and deductibles.

II-S MARKETING

     With the approval of DCH, Contractors are allowed to promote their services
     to the general population in the community, provided that such promotion
     and distribution of materials is directed at the population of the entire
     approved service area.

     However, direct marketing to individual Beneficiaries is prohibited. The
     Contractor may not provide inducements through which compensation, reward,
     or supplementary benefits or services are offered to Beneficiaries to
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     Contractor. DCH will review and approve any form of marketing. The
     following are examples of allowed and prohibited marketing locations and
     practices:

     1.   Allowed Marketing Locations/Practices directed at the general
          population:

               .    Newspaper articles
               .    Newspaper advertisements
               .    Magazine advertisements
               .    Signs
               .    Billboards
               .    Pamphlets
               .    Brochures
               .    Radio advertisements
               .    Television advertisements
               .    Noncapitated plan sponsored events
               .    Public transportation (i.e. buses, taxicabs)
               .    Mailings to the general population.

     2.   Prohibited Marketing Locations/Practices which target individual
          Beneficiaries:

               .    Local FIA offices
               .    Provider offices
               .    Individual Contractor "Health Fairs"
               .    Malls or commercial retail establishments
               .    Hospitals
               .    Check cashing establishments
               .    Door-to-door marketing
               .    Telemarketing
               .    Community centers and clinics
               .    Churches
               .    Direct mail targeting individual Medicaid Beneficiaries
               .    WIC clinics.

     3.   Marketing Materials

          The Contractor is required to develop informational materials such as
          pamphlets and brochures that can be used to assist Beneficiaries in
          choosing a Contractor. Marketing materials shall contain provider and
          physician choices offered by the Contractor, and their locations and
          specialties. All written and oral materials must be prior approved by
          DCH.

          Materials must be written at no higher than 6th grade level as
          determined by any one of the following indices:

               .    Fry Readability Index
               .    PROSE The Readability Analyst (software developed by
                    Educational Activities, Inc.)
               .    Gunning FOG Index
               .    McLaughlin SMOG Index
               .    Other computer generated readability indices accepted by
                    DCH.

          Marketing materials must be available in languages appropriate to the
          Beneficiaries being served within the county. All material must be
          culturally appropriate and available in alternative formats in
          accordance with the American with Disabilities Act.

          DCH may impose monetary or restricted enrollment penalties should the
          Contractor or any of its subcontractors or providers be found to use
          marketing materials which have not been approved in writing by DCH or
          engage in prohibited marketing practices. DCH reserves the right to
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          the Contractor's plan. Such suspensions may be imposed for a period of
          sixty (60) days from notification of the violation by DCH to the
          Contractor.

II-T MEMBER AND ENROLLEE SERVICES

     1.   General

          All Enrollee services must address the need for culturally-appropriate
          interventions. Reasonable accommodation must be made for Enrollees
          with hearing and/or vision impairments.

          Contractors will establish and maintain a toll-free 24 hours a day, 7
          days a week telephone number to assist with questions that Enrollees
          may have about the Contractor's providers or Covered Services.

          Contractors will issue an eligibility card to all Enrollees that
          identifies their PCP's name and phone number. The card must also
          include the tollfree 24 hours a day, 7 days a week phone number for
          Enrollees to call and a unique identifying number for the Enrollee.

          The Contractor will demonstrate a commitment to case managing the
          complex health care needs of Enrollees. That commitment will be
          demonstrated by the involvement of the Enrollee in the development of
          his or her treatment plan and will take into account all of an
          Enrollee's needs (e.g. home health services, therapies, durable
          medical equipment and transportation).

          Contractors will accept as enrolled all Enrollees appearing on monthly
          enrollment reports and infants enrolled by virtue of the mother's
          enrollment status. Contractors may not discriminate against
          Beneficiaries on the basis of health needs or health status.

          The duties of each Contractor include arrangements for medically
          necessary services and education of Enrollees with regard to the
          importance of preventive care. In this context, Contractors may not
          encourage an Enrollee to disenroll because of health care needs or a
          change in health care status. Further, an Enrollee's health care
          utilization patterns may not serve as the basis for disenrollment from
          the Contractor. Subject to the above, Contractors may request that DCH
          prospectively disenroll an Enrollee for cause and present all relevant
          evidence to assist DCH in reaching its decision. DCH shall consider
          all relevant factors in making its decision. DCH's decision regarding
          disenrollment shall be final. Disenrollments "for cause" will be the
          first day of the next available month.

     2.   Enrollee Education

          (a)  The Contractor will be responsible for developing and maintaining
               Enrollee education programs designed to provide the Enrollee with
               clear, concise, and accurate information about the Contractor's
               services. Materials for Enrollee education should include:

               .    Member handbook
               .    Contractor bulletins or newsletters sent to the Contractor's
                    Enrollees at least three times a year that provide updates
                    related to Covered Services, access to providers and updated
                    policies and procedures.
               .    Literature regarding health/wellness promotion programs
                    offered by the Contractor.

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          (b)  Enrollee education should also focus on the appropriate use of
               health services. Contractors are encouraged to work with local
               and community based organizations to facilitate their provision
               of Enrollee education services.

     3.   Member Handbook/Provider Directory

          Contractors must mail printed information via first class mail on
          accessing Covered Services to all Enrollees within five (5) Business
          Days of being notified of their enrollment. When there are program or
          service site changes, notification must be provided to the affected
          Enrollees at least ten (10) Business Days before implementation.

          The Contractor must maintain documentation verifying that the
          information in the member handbook is reviewed for accuracy and
          updated at least once a year. The provider directory may be published
          separately. At a minimum the member handbook must include:

               .    A table of contents
               .    A Provider Directory listed by county including:
                    Provider name, address, telephone number and any hospital
                    affiliation
                    Days and hours of operation
                    Languages spoken at the primary care sites
                    Information on how to choose and change PCPs
               .    A list of all hospitals, pharmacies, medical suppliers, and
                    other ancillary health providers the Enrollees may need to
                    access
               .    What to do when family size changes
               .    How to make, change, and cancel appointments with a PCP
               .    A description of all available Contract services and an
                    explanation of any service limitations or exclusions from
                    coverage
               .    How to contact the Contractor's Member Services and a
                    description of its function
               .    Information regarding the grievance and complaint process
                    including how to register a complaint with the Contractor,
                    and/or the State, and how to file a written grievance
               .    Information regarding the State's fair hearing process and
                    that access to that process may occur without first going
                    through the Contractor's grievance/complaint process
               .    What to do in case of an emergency and instructions for
                    receiving advice on getting care in case of any emergency.
                    Enrollees should be instructed to activate emergency medical
                    services (EMS) by calling 9-1-1 in life threatening
                    situations
               .    How to obtain emergency transportation and medically
                    necessary transportation
               .    How to obtain medically necessary durable medical equipment
                    (or customized durable medical equipment)
               .    How to access hospice services
               .    Information on the signs of substance abuse problems,
                    available substance abuse services and accessing substance
                    abuse services
               .    Information on well-child care, immunizations, and follow-up
                    services for Enrollees under age 21 (EPSDT)
               .    Information on vision services, family planning services,
                    and how to access these services
               .    Information on the process of referral to specialists and
                    other providers
               .    Information on the availability and process for accessing
                    Covered Services that are not the responsibility of the
                    Contractor, but are available to its Enrollees such as
                    dental care, behavioral health and developmental disability
                    services
               .    Information on how to handle out of county and out of state
                    services
               .    Information to Enrollees that they are entitled to receive
                    FQHC services
               .    How Enrollees can contribute towards their own health by
                    taking responsibility, including appropriate and
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               .    Information regarding pregnancies which conveys the
                    importance of prenatal care and continuity of care, to
                    promote optimum care for mother and infant
               .    Information regarding the Women's, Infant's, and Children
                    (WIC) Supplemental Food and Nutrition Program
               .    Information advising Enrollees of their right to request
                    information regarding physician incentive arrangements
                    including those that cover referral services that place the
                    physician at significant financial risk (more than 25%),
                    other types of incentive arrangements, whether stop-loss
                    coverage is provided
               .    Information regarding when specialists may be designated as
                    their PCP; and
               .    Any other information deemed essential by the Contractor
                    and/or the DCH
               .    Information regarding the Enrollee's right to obtain routine
                    OB/GYN and Pediatric services from network providers without
                    a referral.

          The handbook must be written at no higher than a sixth grade reading
          level. Member handbooks must be available in languages other than
          English when more than five percent (5%) of the Contractor's Enrollees
          speak another language. The Contractor must submit all member handbook
          material to DCH for approval prior to distribution to members. The
          Contractor must agree to make modifications in the handbook language
          so as to comply with the specifications of this Contract.

     4.   Protection of Enrollees Against Liability for Payment and Balanced
          Billing

          Section 1932(b)(6) of the Social Security Act requires Contractors to
          protect Enrollees from certain payment liabilities. Section
          1128B(d)(1) of the Social Security Act authorizes criminal penalties
          to providers in the case of services provided to an individual
          enrolled with a Contractor which are charges at a rate in excess of
          the rate permitted under the organization's Contract.

II-U GRIEVANCE/COMPLAINT PROCEDURES

     The Contractor will establish and maintain an internal process for the
     resolution of complaints and grievances from Enrollees. Enrollees may file
     a complaint or grievance on any aspect of service provided to them by the
     Contractor.

     Enrollees must be told of their right to an administrative hearing if
     dissatisfaction is expressed at any point during the rendering of medical
     treatment. While Contractors may attempt to resolve the dispute through
     their grievance or complaint process, this process must not supplant or
     replace the Enrollee's right to file a hearing request with DCH. The
     Contractor's grievance or complaint process may occur simultaneously with
     DCH's administrative hearing process.

     The following definitions apply:

          DCH Administrative Hearing: Also called a fair hearing, an impartial
          review by DCH of a decision made by the Contractor that the Enrollee
          believes is inappropriate. The Administrative Hearing is conducted by
          an Administrative Law Judge.

          Administrative Law Judge: A person designated by DCH to conduct the
          Administrative Hearing in an impartial or unbiased manner.

          Adverse Determination: A determination by a Contractor that a facility
          admission, availability of care, continued stay or other health care
          service has been reviewed

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          and denied, reduced or terminated. Failure of the Contractor to
          respond in a timely manner constitutes an adverse determination.

          Complaint: A communication by an Enrollee or an Enrollee's
          representative to the Contractor expressing an opinion about care or
          service provided by the Contractor, or presenting an issue to the
          Contractor with a request for relief that can be resolved informally.
          Complaints may be oral or written.

          Grievance: A written complaint on behalf of an Enrollee, submitted by
          an Enrollee or a person, including but not limited to, a physician
          authorized to act on behalf of the Enrollee regarding:

               (a)  availability, delivery or quality of health care services,
                    including a complaint regarding an adverse determination
                    made pursuant to utilization review;
               (b)  claims payment, handling or reimbursement for health care
                    services;
               (c)  matters pertaining to the contractual relationship between
                    a Contractor and an Enrollee.

     1.   Contractor Grievance/Complaint Procedure Requirements

          The Contractor agrees to have written policies and procedures
          governing the resolution of complaints and grievances. These written
          policies and procedures will meet the following requirements:

               .    The Contractor shall administer an internal complaint and
                    grievance procedure according to the requirements of MCLA
                    500.22113 and shall cooperate with the Michigan Office of
                    Financial and Insurance Services in the implementation of
                    2000 PA 251, "Patient's Rights to Independent Review Act".

     2.   Notice to Enrollees of Grievance Procedure

          The Contractor will inform Enrollees about the Contractor's internal
          grievance procedures at the time of initial enrollment, each time a
          service is denied, reduced or terminated, and any other time a
          Enrollee expresses dissatisfaction with the Contractor. The
          information will be included in the member handbook and will explain:

               .    how to file a complaint or grievance with the Contractor
               .    the internal grievance resolution process
               .    the member's right to a fair hearing with the State

     3.   State Medicaid Appeal Process

          The State will maintain a Medicaid fair hearing process to ensure that
          Enrollees have the opportunity to appeal decisions directly to the
          State.

     4.   Termination of Coverage

          (a)  The Contractor shall be responsible for the Enrollee's medical
               care until the Department notifies the Contractor that its
               responsibility for the Enrollee is no longer in effect.

          (b)  DCH will not retroactively disenroll any Enrollees unless the
               person was enrolled in error, the person died before the
               beginning of the month in which a capitation payment was made, or
               for CSHCS enrollment as described under (c) (v) below.
               Recoupments of capitation will be collected by DCH for all
               retroactive

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               disenrollments. DCH shall only retroactively enroll newborns and
               persons previously enrolled who regain eligibility for Medicaid
               within ninety-three (93) days from the date eligibility was lost.
               The Contractor shall not deny payment for medically necessary
               covered services provided during the 93 day re-enrollment period
               for reason of not authorized.

          (c)  Coverage for an Enrollee shall terminate whenever any of the
               following occurs:

                   i.    This Contract is terminated for any reason.

                   ii.   The Enrollee is no longer eligible for Medicaid and
                         does not regain eligibility within ninety-three (93)
                         days.

                   iii.  The Enrollee dies. The Contractor shall be entitled to
                         a capitation payment for such person through the last
                         day of the month in which death occurred.

                   iv.   The Enrollee moves outside the Contractor's service
                         area. In such instances, the Enrollee shall be
                         disenrolled effective the first (1st) day of the month
                         following DCH's implementation of the change of
                         address. The Contractor shall remain responsible for
                         all medically necessary Covered Services until the
                         effective date of disenrollment.

                   v.    The Enrollee is medically eligible for CSHCS and has
                         elected to enroll in CSHCS. When the Enrollee has
                         joined CSHCS, the Enrollee will be disenrolled from the
                         Contractor's health plan effective with the first day
                         of the month for which CSHCS medical eligibility was
                         determined. The Contractor will assist DCH in
                         determining medical eligibility by promptly providing
                         medical documentation to DCH using standard forms and
                         will also assist the DCH in CSHCS enrollment education
                         efforts after medical eligibility has been confirmed.

                   vi.   The Enrollee is eligible for long-term custodial
                         services in a nursing facility following discharge from
                         an acute care inpatient facility.

                              .    The Contractor shall involve DCH in discharge
                                   planning for Enrollees whom the Contractor
                                   believes will require custodial long-term
                                   care services in a nursing facility upon
                                   discharge from the inpatient setting. If DCH
                                   is involved and if DCH agrees that the
                                   Enrollee meets the criteria for admission to
                                   a nursing facility for long-term custodial
                                   care upon discharge from the inpatient
                                   setting, DCH will disenroll the Enrollee from
                                   the Contractor's plan upon discharge from the
                                   inpatient setting.
                              .    If the Contractor fails to provide DCH with
                                   sufficient notice of the impending discharge
                                   or does not include DCH in discharge planning
                                   for the Enrollee, the Contractor will be
                                   responsible for all services required by the
                                   Enrollee for up to 45 days.
                              .    The Contractor is responsible for all
                                   restorative and rehabilitative services
                                   required by its Enrollees (including care in
                                   a nursing facility). The Contractor is not
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                                   Covered Services provided in a nursing
                                   facility that was not authorized by the
                                   Contractor.

                              .    DCH has sole responsibility for the
                                   determination of eligibility for long-term
                                   care services paid for by DCH.

                   vii.  The Enrollee is admitted to a state psychiatric
                         hospital. An Enrollee admitted to a state psychiatric
                         hospital shall be disenrolled at the end of the month.
                         The Contractor shall not be responsible for reimbursing
                         the state psychiatric hospital.

                   viii. The Enrollee is granted a disenrollment by DCH for
                         medical exceptions.

                         (a)  Except for Beneficiaries who may be medically
                              eligible for CSHCS, the Contractor shall not ask
                              DCH to disenroll an Enrollee because of an adverse
                              change in the Enrollee's health. The Contractor
                              must ensure DCH that any request for termination
                              is not due to a change in the Enrollee's health.

                         (b)  The Contractor may terminate the enrollment of an
                              Enrollee, subject to the prior approval of DCH,
                              when actions by the Enrollee are inconsistent with
                              Contractor's membership, including fraud, abuse of
                              the Contractor's services, or other intentional
                              misconduct; or if, in the opinion of the PCP, the
                              Enrollee's behavior make its medically infeasible
                              to safely or prudently render Covered Services.
                              Such termination is subject to the grievance
                              procedures as set forth in this section of the
                              Contract. The notice of termination shall be
                              immediately communicated to the Enrollee whose
                              enrollment is terminated, along with procedures
                              for expeditious review pursuant to Section
                              (II-U1).

                              The Contractor may require an Enrollee to sign a
                              statement agreeing to use only the Contractor's
                              providers for obtaining health care. The
                              Contractor shall advise the Enrollee that to abuse
                              this requirement by willfully and knowingly
                              obtaining Covered Services from out-of-network
                              providers or providers not otherwise authorized to
                              provide services under the Contractor may result
                              in enrollment termination. The Contractor must
                              obtain DCH approval prior to the implementation of
                              such an agreement.

                         (c)  The Contractor agrees to accept automatic
                              reinstatement of a person previously enrolled who
                              regains eligibility for Medicaid with ninety-three
                              (93) days from the date eligibility was lost. The
                              Contractor assumes responsibility for services
                              provided during this ninety-three (93) day period
                              for any month the beneficiary gains Medicaid
                              eligibility.

                         (d)  The Contractor shall remain liable for all Covered
                              Services until the date of the Enrollee's
                              termination of coverage becomes effective.

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                         (e)  DCH will terminate enrollment in order to
                              implement the decision of an Administrative Law
                              Judge resulting from a formal grievance
                              proceeding.

                              Nothing in this paragraph or this Contract shall
                              be construed to limit or in any way jeopardize a
                              Beneficiary's Medicaid eligibility.

II-V CONTRACTOR ON-SITE REVIEWS

     Contractor on-site reviews by DCH will be an ongoing activity conducted
     during the Contract. The Contractor's on-site review may include the
     following areas: administrative, financial, provider, Covered Services,
     quality assurance, utilization review, data reporting, claims processing,
     and documentation. These reviews will present an opportunity for the State
     to physically inspect provider offices for accessibility.

II-W CONTRACT REMEDIES

     The State will utilize a variety of means to assure compliance with
     Contract requirements. The State will pursue remedial actions or
     improvement plans that the Contractor can implement to resolve outstanding
     requirements. If remedial action or improvement plans are not appropriate
     or are not successful, Contract remedies including, but not limited to,
     enrollment freezes, capitation withholding, or other financial penalties
     will be implemented. CHCP requirements that are subject to the
     implementation of remedies include but are not limited to:

          .    immunization target rates
          .    Well Child/EPSDT target rates
          .    marketing
          .    member services
          .    enrollment practices
          .    provider network requirements
          .    provider payments
          .    financial requirements
          .    data submission
          .    data reporting
          .    data validity
          .    Enrollee access
          .    Enrollee satisfaction.

     The application of remedies will be a matter of public record.

     The use of intermediate sanctions for non-compliance is described in
     Section 1932(e) of the Social Security Act as enacted in the Balanced
     Budget Act section 4707(e). This provision states that a hearing must be
     afforded to Contractors before termination of a Contract under this section
     can occur. The State must notify Enrollees of such a hearing and allow
     Enrollees to disenroll, without cause, if they choose.

     In addition to the general remedies described above:

          1)   DCH will administer contract remedies to assure the prompt and
               timely reporting required under this Contract. Remedies will be
               as follows:

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               .    If a report required under this Contract is not submitted on
                    or before the required date the Contractor will have its
                    enrollment frozen. If the required reporting is more than 10
                    business days late the Contractor will have 10% of its
                    capitation withheld. Contractors will have the enrollment
                    unfrozen and the withheld capitation paid the next available
                    month following receipt of the required reports.

          2)   DCH will administer Contract remedies to assure compliance with
               the payment to provider requirements contained in Section II-N of
               this Contract. Remedies will be as follows:

               .    If DCH determines that Contractor is not in compliance with
                    either the electronic billing capacity timelines as required
                    in Section II-N-1 or if the Contractor is not complying with
                    the prompt payment standards as required in Section II-N-2
                    the Contractor will have 10% of its capitation withheld.
                    This determination will be made through DCH site assessments
                    and findings and/or review of the monthly claims lag
                    reporting. Withheld capitation will be paid the next
                    available month following compliance with the respective
                    requirements.

          3)   DCH will also administer and enforce a monetary penalty of not
               more than $5000.00 to a contractor for repeated failures on any
               of the findings of DCH site visit report. Collections under this
               Contract remedy will be through gross adjustments to the monthly
               payments described in Section I-J of this Contract and will be
               allocated to the fund established under Section II-AA-e of the
               Contract for performance bonus.

II-X DATA REPORTING

     To measure the Contractor's accomplishments in the areas of access to care,
     utilization, medical outcomes, Enrollee satisfaction, and to provide
     sufficient information to track expenditures and calculate future
     Capitation Rates the Contractor must provide the DCH with uniform data and
     information as specified by DCH. The Contractor must submit an annual
     consolidated report using the instructions and format covered in Contract
     Appendix E. In addition to the annual consolidated report, the Contractor
     must submit monthly and quarterly reports as specified in this section. Any
     changes in the reporting requirements will be communicated to the
     Contractor at least ninety (90) days before they are effective unless state
     or federal law requires otherwise.

     The Contractor's timeliness in submitting required reports and their
     accuracy will be monitored by DCH and will be considered by DCH in ranking
     the performance of the Contractor.

     The Contractor must cooperate with DCH in carrying out validation of data
     provided by the Contractor by making available medical records and a sample
     of its data and data collection protocols. The Contractor must develop and
     implement corrective action plans to correct data validity problems as
     identified by the DCH.

     The following information and reports must be submitted to the Department
     in addition to the annual consolidated report:

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     1.   HEDIS(R)

          The Contractor annually submit Michigan specific HEDIS reports
          according to the most current NCQA specifications and timelines,
          utilizing Michigan specific samples of Enrollees. The Contractor must
          contract with a NCQA certified HEDIS auditing vendor and undergo a
          full audit of their HEDIS reporting process.

     2.   Encounter Data Reporting

          In order to assess quality of care, determine utilization patterns and
          access to care for various health care services, affirm Capitation
          Rate calculations and estimates, the Contractor will submit encounter
          data containing detail for each patient encounter reflecting all
          services provided by the Contractor. Encounter records will be
          submitted monthly via electronic media in the format specified by DCH.
          Encounter level records must have a common identifier that will allow
          linkage between DCH's and the Contractor's Management Information
          Systems.

          The Contractor must submit quarterly utilization reports within 30
          days after the end of the reporting quarter, until DCH determines that
          comparable, accurate data is available through the encounter data
          system. Quarterly utilization reports must provide data as specified
          by DCH. Contractor will be notified by DCH when the requirement for
          quarterly utilization reports is eliminated.

     3.   Financial and Claims Reporting Requirements

          In addition to meeting all HMO financial reporting requirements and
          providing copies of the HMO financial reports to DCH, Contractors must
          provide to DCH monthly statements that provide information regarding
          paid claims, aging of unpaid claims, and denied claims. The DCH may
          also require monthly financial statements from Contractors.

     4.   Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program Reporting

          The Contractor must perform and document annual assessments of their
          quality assessment and performance improvement program. This
          assessment is to summarize any modifications made in the quality
          assessment and performance improvement program, a description of
          performance improvement activities for the previous year, an
          effectiveness review (including progress on performance goals and
          objectives), and a work plan for the coming year. The assessment must
          also include results of the Contractor's member satisfaction survey if
          the Contractor does not participate with DCH coordinated survey
          activity. The Contractor may be required to provide this assessment
          and other reports or improvement plans addressing specific contract
          performance issues identified through site visit reviews, external
          independent reviews, focused studies or other monitoring activities
          conducted by DCH.

II-Y RELEASE OF REPORT DATA

     The Contractor must obtain DCH's written approval prior to publishing or
     making formal public presentations of statistical or analytical material
     based on its Enrollees.

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II-Z MEDICAL RECORDS

     The Contractor must ensure that its providers maintain medical records of
     all medical services received by the Enrollee. The medical record must
     include, at a minimum, a record of outpatient and emergency care,
     specialist referrals, ancillary care, diagnostic test findings including
     all laboratory and radiology, prescriptions for medications, inpatient
     discharge summaries, histories and physicals, immunization records, other
     documentation sufficient to fully disclose the quantity, quality,
     appropriateness, and timeliness of services provided.

     1.   Medical Record Maintenance

          The Contractor's medical records must be maintained in a detailed and
          comprehensive manner which conforms to good professional medical
          practice, permits effective professional medical review and medical
          audit processes, and which facilitates an adequate system for
          follow-up treatment. Medical records must be signed and dated. All
          medical records must be retained for at least six (6) years.

          The Contractor must have written policies and procedures for the
          maintenance of medical records so that those records are documented
          accurately and in a timely manner, are readily accessible, and permit
          prompt and systematic retrieval of information. The Contractor must
          have written plans for providing training and evaluating providers'
          compliance with the recognized medical records standards.

     2.   Medical Record Confidentiality/Access

          The Contractor must have written policies and procedures to maintain
          the confidentiality of all medical records. DCH and/or HCFA shall be
          afforded prompt access to all Enrollees' medical records. Neither HCFA
          nor DCH are required to obtain written approval from an Enrollee
          before requesting an Enrollee's medical record. When an Enrollee
          changes PCP, his or her medical records or copies of medical records
          must be forwarded to the new PCP within ten (10) working days from
          receipt of a written request by the former PCP.

II-AA SPECIAL PAYMENT PROVISIONS

     1.  DCH processing Inpatient Claims

          The Contractor may elect an option whereby the Contractor's inpatient
          claims will be paid from an account established through the
          withholding of the hospital portion of the Contractor's Capitation
          Rate. Hospital claims will be paid at Medicaid rates and will not
          include payments for graduate medical education and regular
          disproportionate share hospital payments. The Contractor will be
          required to authorize all non-emergent hospital services before they
          are paid by DCH. At the end of each year of the Contract an interim
          settlement of the account will be made. A final settlement will be
          made twelve months after each interim settlement. An administrative
          fee may be charged by DCH for this function. At the time the interim
          settlement is made, the Contractor will be paid 50% of any amount
          remaining in the account for the year being settled. When the final
          settlement of the account is made for each year, the Contractor will
          be paid any amount remaining in the account for the settled year. If
          the account has a negative balance at any time, the Contractor will be
          required to pay into the account to eliminate the negative balance and
          future withholding may be increased to ensure that the account is
          properly funded.

     2.   Payment of Rural Access Incentive

          In addition to the capitation payment agreed to and included in the
          Contract as Attachment A, the DCH will provide an additional "add-on"
          payment for health plans who have been approved to provide services in
          any or all of the following counties:

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               .    Alcona, Alpena, Antrim, Benzie, Charlevoix, Cheboygan,
                    Clare, Crawford, Emmet, Gladwin, Huron, Kalkaska, Leelanau,
                    Mason, Mecosta, Midland, Missaukee, Montmorency, Oceana,
                    Osceola, Otsego, Presque Isle, Sanilac, Tuscola, and
                    Wexford.

          Payment will be provided each month in the form of an additional $3
          dollars/per member/per month payment for each Beneficiary enrolled
          with the Contractor. Five ($5) dollars per member per month will be
          paid to the Contractor if the Contractor is serving all of the above
          listed counties. It is expected that the additional payment will be
          used to help support the provider and infrastructure costs for
          operating a managed care plan in a rural environment. Contractors will
          be required to report on the disposition, of the payments received
          through this additional reimbursement.

     3.   Contractor Performance Bonus

          During each Contract year, the DCH will withhold .0025 of the
          approved capitation for each Contractor. The amount withheld will be
          used to establish a fund for awarding Contractor performance bonus
          payments. These payments will be made to those high performing
          Contractors according to criteria established by DCH. The criteria
          will include assessment of performance in quality, of care,
          beneficiary responsiveness, and administrative functions. The DCH will
          establish the criteria and measurement of the criteria at the start of
          each fiscal year and provide notice to each Contractor.

II-BB RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH

      DCH will be responsible for administering the CHCP. It will administer
      Contracts with Contractors, monitor Contract performance, and perform the
      following activities:

          .    Pay to the Contractor a PMPM Capitation Rate as agreed to in the
               Contract for each Enrollee.
          .    Determine eligibility for the Medicaid program and determine
               which Beneficiaries will be enrolled.
          .    Determine if and when an Enrollee will be disenrolled from the
               Contractor's plan or changed to another Medicaid managed care
               program.
          .    Notify the Contractor of changes in enrollment.
          .    Notify the Contractor of the Enrollee's name, address, and
               telephone number if available. The Contractor will be notified of
               changes as they are known to the DCH.
          .    Issue Medicaid identification cards to Enrollees that include the
               name and phone number of the Enrollee's Contractor.
          .    Provide the Contractor with information related to known third
               party resources and any subsequent changes and be responsible for
               reporting paternity related expenses to FIA.
          .    Notify the Contractor of changes in Covered Services or
               conditions of providing Covered Services.
          .    Maintain a CAC to collaborate with Contractors on quality
               improvement.
          .    Protect against fraud and abuse involving Medicaid funds and
               Enrollees in cooperation with appropriate state and federal
               authorities.
          .    Administer a Medicaid fair hearing process consistent with
               federal requirements.
          .    Collaborate with the Contractor on quality improvement
               activities, fraud and abuse issues, and other activities which
               impact on the health care provided to Enrollees.
          .    Conduct a member satisfaction survey of all Enrollees, compile,
               and publish the results.
          .    Review and approve Contractor marketing and member information
               materials before being released to Enrollees.
          .    Apply Contract remedies as necessary to assure compliance with
               Contract requirements.

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          .    Monitor the operation of the Contractor to ensure access to
               quality care for Enrollees.

II-CC RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL

      The Health Care Fraud Division of the Department of Attorney General
      (Medicaid Fraud Control Unit) is the State agency responsible for the
      investigation of fraud in the State Medicaid program. Contractors shall
      immediately report to the Michigan Medicaid Fraud Control Unit any
      suspicion or knowledge of fraud, including but not limited to the false or
      fraudulent filings of claims and/or the acceptance or failure to return
      monies allowed or paid on claims known to be false or fraudulent. The
      reporting entity shall not attempt to investigate or resolve the reported
      suspicion, knowledge or action without informing the Michigan Medicaid
      Fraud Control Unit and must cooperate fully in any investigation by the
      Fraud Control Unit and any subsequent legal action that may result from
      such investigation.

      Contractors and their health care providers participating in the State
      Medicaid program shall, upon request, make available to the Medicaid Fraud
      Control Unit any and all administrative, financial and medical records
      relating to the delivery of items or services for which State Medicaid
      program funds are expended. In addition, the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit
      must be allowed access to the place of business and to all records of any
      managed care organization or health care providers or any sub-contractors
      during normal business hours, except under special circumstances when
      after-hour admission shall be allowed. Special circumstances shall be
      determined by the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit.

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                                   SECTION III

                             CONTRACTOR INFORMATION


III-A BUSINESS ORGANIZATION

      Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.
      dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan
      43097 Woodward Avenue, Suite 200
      Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302


III-B AUTHORIZED CONTRACTOR EXPEDITER

      Michael A. Graham, CEO
      Phone: (248)454-1070
      Fax:   (248)454-1080

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                                   APPENDICES

A. Model local agreement with local health departments and matrix for
   coordination of services

B. Model local agreement with behavioral health provider.

C. Model local agreement with developmental disability provider.

D. Provider network format and ancillary provider format for service area
   expansion.

E. Annual Consolidated Report.

F. Schedule for reporting requirements for Contractors.

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                                   APPENDIX A

                     Model Agreement Between HEALTH PLAN and
                         Local Health Department (LHDs)

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                     Model Agreement Between HEALTH PLAN and
                         Local Health Department (LHDs)

The agreements between the Qualified Health Plan and the local health department
(LHD) must incorporate and address all of the items and areas listed and
described below. These standard provisions are as follows:

     .    Legal Basis
     .    Term of Agreement
     .    Administration
     .    Areas of Coordination and Collaboration
     .    Reporting Requirements
     .    Indemnification
     .    Governing Laws

This agreement is made and entered into this______day of_______,20__by and
between________________and________________________.
                 (Health Plan)            (LHD)

(1)  Legal Basis

     Whereas, P.A. 352 of the Public Acts of 1996 permits the Department of
Community Health to increase the enrollment of Medicaid eligible persons in
qualified health plans on a capitated basis; and
     Whereas, in order to expand enrollment the Department of Community Health
has established a competitive bid process that has resulted in contracts with
health plans that are deemed to be qualified to provide specified health care
services to Medicaid enrollees; and
     Whereas, the Michigan Public Health Code, Act 368 of 1978, as amended,
places responsibility with local health departments to prevent disease, prolong
life, and promote the public health through organized programs, including
prevention and control of environmental health hazards, prevention and control
of diseases, prevention and control of particularly vulnerable population
groups, development of health care facilities and health services delivery
systems, and regulation of health care facilities and health services delivery
systems to the extent provided by law; and
     Whereas, qualified health plans and LHDs should coordinate and collaborate
efforts in order to promote and protect the health of Medicaid enrolled
population;
     Now, therefore the Qualified Health Plan and the LHD agree as follows:

(2)  Term of Agreement

This agreement will be effective______________20____for a period not to
exceed_____________. The agreement will be subject to amendment due to changes
in the contracts between the Department of Community Health and the Qualified
Health Plan.

Upon signed agreement of both parties, the provisions of this agreement will be
extended for a time frame consistent with the contract period of the Qualified
Health Plan and the Department of Community Health. Either party may cancel the
agreement upon 30 day written notice.

(3)  Administration and Point of Authority

The Qualified Health Plan shall designate in writing to the LHD the person who
has authority to administer this agreement. The LHD shall designate in writing
to the Qualified Health Plan the person who has authority to administer this
agreement.

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(4)  Areas of Coordination and Collaboration

Under the contract with the Department of Community Health, Qualified Health
Plans are responsible and accountable for providing or arranging health services
specified within the contract. As identified in the accompanying matrix, certain
health care services may be more efficiently and effectively delivered through
coordination and collaboration with LHDs. The matrix describes opportunities for
coordination and collaboration for the following services:

     (a)  Communicable Diseases
               HIV/AIDS
               STDs
               Tuberculosis
               Immunizations
     (b)  Chronic Diseases
               Breast and Cervical Cancer
               Diabetes
               Cardiovascular Diseases
     (c)  Family Planning
     (d)  Prenatal and Postnatal care
     (e)  Maternal and Infant Support Services
     (f)  Laboratory
     (g)  Lead (Pb)
     (h)  Well Child Care (EPSDT)

The intent of this agreement is to explicitly describe the services to be
coordinated and the essential aspects of collaboration between the qualified
health plan and the LHD using the matrix as a guide. The agreement may also
include provisions for the LHD serving as a direct provider of services for the
qualified health plan and related reimbursement arrangements. The LHD will look
solely to the health plan for reimbursement regarding direct care services
provided to the plan's Medicaid enrollees.

(5)  Reporting Requirements

Health care providers, including qualified health plans and its provider panel,
are required to report communicable diseases and certain other conditions to
LHDs. This requirement is included in PA 368 of 1978, the Public Health Code.

(6)  Indemnification

Both parties will agree to provisions that protect against liability in the
performance of activities related to this agreement.

(7)  Governing Laws

Both parties agree that performance under this agreement will be conducted in
compliance with all federal, state, and local laws, regulations, guidelines and
directives.


SIGNATURE
Approved as to form by local Counsel.

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COORDINATION AND COLLABORATION BETWEEN HEALTH PLANS AND PUBLIC HEALTH AGENCIES
ON SELECTED SERVICES

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                                                                COORDINATION AND COLLABORATION ROLES
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NO.          HEALTH PLAN SERVICES               HEALTH PLAN          LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT (LHD)    MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF
                                                                                                      COMMUNITY HEALTH (MDCH)
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<S>     <C>                             <C>                          <C>                            <C>
1.      COMMUNICABLE DISEASES           Collaborate with LHD to      Notification of individuals    Support and assist in
                                        develop and implement        who may have been exposed to   outbreak investigations
        Screening, diagnosis, and       protocols based on           a communicable disease
        treatment, including            standardized guidelines to                                  Assure availability of
        screening and risk assessment   provide, authorize or        Lead outbreak investigations   vaccines not specific to
        for at risk populations,        contract for adequate                                       childhood immunization
        e.g., substance abusers         screening, testing,          Provide local disease
                                        diagnosis, isolation, and    surveillance                   Provide state wide
        Complete case and laboratory    treatment of enrollees                                      population based disease
        reporting to LHD and MDCH       exposed to or infected                                      surveillance
                                        with communicable diseases
        Provide for specimen or                                                                     Develop and implement
        isolate collection and                                                                      state-wide surveillance
        transportation to MDCH                                                                      studies
        laboratory, for testing to
        support outbreak                                                                            Perform reference and
        investigation and                                                                           epidemiological testing to
        surveillance studies                                                                        support outbreak
        (including but not limited to                                                               investigation and
        all Salmonella, Shigella and                                                                surveillance studies
        E.coli O 157:H7 Isolates)                                                                   (including but not limited
                                                                                                    to all Salmonella,
        Cooperate with LHD and MDCH                                                                 Shigella and E.coli O 157:H7
        in outbreak                                                                                 Isolates)
        Investigation and disease
        surveillance studies

        STANDARD:                                                                                   Provide assistance
                                                                                                    organizing and maintaining
        Michigan Administrative Code                                                                surveillance and reporting
        Disease Control Rules                                                                       systems
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        a)   HIV/AIDS                   Where the health plan is     LHD may provide HIV            Provide HIV counselor
        b)   STD                        directly providing HIV       counseling and testing,        training and certification
                                        counseling and testing,      and/or STD testing
        Screen to identify high risk    and/or STD testing,                                         Consult on quality
        enrollees seen for prenatal,    collaborate with LHD and     Where the health plan is       assurance issues related
        family planning, substance      MDCH in use of protocols     directly providing HIV         to counseling and testing
        abuse, tuberculosis and         and confidentiality          counseling and testing,        activities
        emergency services and for      provisions, Including        and/or STD testing, the LHD
        high risk patients seen         access to services for       can provide:                   Coordinate drug assistance
        through other plan services     minors                                                      programs for persons
                                                                     protocols for HIV and STD      living with HIV who meet
        Provide, authorize or           Participate where            screening, taking into         specific requirements
        contract for adequate           appropriate in regional      account local morbidity
        counseling, testing,            HIV prevention and care      trends                         Coordinate professional
        diagnosis and treatment         planning                                                    education for primary care
        according to state and                                       protocols for HIV and STD      physicians and other
        federal guidelines                                           patient treatment              health care provides on
                                                                                                    HIV laws, new
        Provide disease and                                          data on HIV and STD in the     treatments/prophylaxis
        prevention education to all                                  population
        high risk enrollees
                                                                     LHD may conduct partner
        Assure complete HIV and STD                                  notification.  Where the
        case and STD laboratory                                      health plan conducts partner
        reporting                                                    notification, the LHD can
                                                                     assist in the implementation
        Perform, or refer to LHD, for                                of protocols
        partner notification services
                                                                     Provide guidance on current
                                                                     recommendations on
                                                                     post-exposure prophylaxis
                                                                     for workplace
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                                                                      exposures to blood or
                                                                      body fluids

                                                                      Provide referral
               STANDARD:                                              information for HIV case    Provide reference laboratory
                                                                      management and other care   testing:
         State laws for pre- and post-                                services within the         HIV confirmatory testing,
         test HIV counseling, informed                                community                   HIV 2 antibody testing, HIV
         consent, confidentiality, and                                                            viral load studies, neonatal
         partner notification                                         Provide copies of           and maternal PCR, reference
                                                                      applicable statutes, rules  testing for gonorrhea and
         Disease Control Rules                                        and LHD/MDCH reporting      syphilis and chlamydia
                                                                      procedures; assist health   culture; all according to
         Sexually Transmitted Disease                                 plan in maintaining         state laboratory submission
         Guidelines, MMWR, Vol 42 no                                  confidentiality,            requirements
         14, 1993                                                     particularly on access to
                                                                      care for minors and
         Health Resources Admin                                       HIV/AIDS care
         guidelines for HIV/AIDS
         education and screening                                      Provide education and
                                                                      prevention materials;
         Public Health Service                                        conduct training and
         guidelines for counseling and                                presentations
         antibody testing to prevent
         AIDS MMWR, Vol 36 509-15                                     When available, LHD can
                                                                      provide counseling,
         MDCH Laboratory Users' Manual                                testing and treatment
                                                                      with pre-authorization of
                                                                      enrollee and will report
                                                                      encounter data to health
                                                                      plan, based on properly
                                                                      executed releases
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         c) TUBERCULOSIS                 Collaborate with MDCH to     Interview patient and       Perform reference and
                                         implement standardized       contacts and identify       epidemiological testing of
         Provide, authorize or           testing and treatment        additional cases in the     the first isolate from each
         contract for adequate           protocols                    community                   case and any isolate grown
         testing, diagnosis and                                                                   from a specimen more than 90
         treatment according to state                                 Provide directly observed   days after the original
         and federal guidelines                                       therapy                     culture

         Provide disease and                                          Collect, process and        Provide standardized testing
         prevention education to all                                  evaluate case reporting     and treatment protocols
         high risk enrollees,
         including substance abusers

         Submit tuberculosis isolates
         to MDCH laboratory

         Report all suspect and
         confirmed cases to LHD

         Refer non-adherent patients
         promptly to LHD for directly
         observed therapy (DOT) and
         authorize DOT

         STANDARD:

         Proceeding of the 2nd
         National Conference of
         Laboratory Aspects of
         Tuberculosis, ASTPHLD,
         Washington, DC, 1996
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         d) IMMUNIZATION                 Collaborate with LHD to      LHD will report             Provide confirmatory testing
                                         implement childhood          immunizations provided to   for
                                                                      enrollees
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                                                                                                      COMMUNITY HEALTH (MDCH)
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                                         and adult immunization      to appropriate health plans  vaccine-preventable
         Provide vaccinations            protocols according to                                   illnesses and outbreak
                                         national recommendations    Investigate reports of       investigations
         Conduct individual provider     as adopted in Michigan      vaccine preventable
         assessments and feedback                                    illnesses                    Provide vaccine for Medicaid-
                                         Report vaccine-                                          eligible enrollees
         Participate in immunization     preventable disease to LHD  Provide provider education
         registry                                                    and training                 Develop and provide provider
                                         Cooperate with state and                                 education materials
         Comply with state and           local health departments    Provide resource materials
         national storage and handling   in disease and outbreak                                  Develop and provide resource
         protocols for vaccines,         investigations              Provide practice and         materials
         assuring maintenance of                                     provider assessment
         proper equipment                                            software and services        Provide practice and
                                                                                                  provider assessment software
         Report all suspect cases of                                 Distribute vaccine for       and services
         vaccine-preventable disease                                 Medicaid eligible enrollees
         to LHD                                                                                   Assist in outbreak
                                                                     Assure availability of       investigation and
         Report immunization adverse                                 immunization services        intervention activities
         reactions to the national
         Vaccine Adverse Event
         Reporting System (VAERS)

         Refer all specimens for
         confirmation of vaccine-
         preventable illnesses to MDCH
         laboratory

         Screen all pregnant women for
         HBsAg; administer appropriate
         prophylaxis to infants born to
         HBsAg. positive mothers

         STANDARD:

         Advisory Committee on
         Immunization Practices and
         AAP Pediatrics Recommendations
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2.       CHRONIC DISEASE                 Collaborate with LHDs and   Assist plan development of   Provide LHD with technical
                                         MDCH to incorporate breast  monitoring systems           assistance in monitoring
         a) BREAST AND CERVICAL CANCER   and cervical cancer                                      system development, and
                                         screening, follow-up and    Assist plan in development   collaborate as needed with
         Detection, treatment and        reminder data into plan     of strategies and            plans
         follow-up                       monitoring or tracking      educational material
                                         systems                                                  Provide LHD with information
         Standards for early detection                               Collaborate with plan to     on culturally-sensitive
         and follow-up care:             Collaborate with LHDs and   implement projects to        strategies and educational
                                         MDCH to develop             increase community           material, and collaborate as
         Breast and Cervical Cancer      culturally-sensitive        awareness of breast and      needed with plans, including
         Medical Protocol, Michigan      strategies and              cervical cancer control      evaluation efforts
         Cancer Consortium               educational materials to
                                         encourage women to be                                    Serve as clearinghouse for
         Standards for mammography       screened at                                              community awareness projects
         facilities and cytology         age-appropriate                                          in the state
         laboratories:                   frequencies

                                         Collaborate with LHDs to
                                         increase community
                                         awareness about breast
                                         and cervical cancer
                                         control
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NO.          HEALTH PLAN SERVICES               HEALTH PLAN          LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT (LHD)    MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF
                                                                                                      COMMUNITY HEALTH (MDCH)
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         b) DIABETES                     Collaborate with the        Participate in and assist    Certify diabetes outreach
                                         regional Diabetes           in establishing and          programs and support
         Detection, treatment and        Outreach Network to         maintaining linkage          regional networks
         control including patient       assure that the             between the health plan
         education                       prevention and care         and the regional Diabetes
                                         provided to persons with    Outreach Network.
                                         or at risk for diabetes
                                         are consistent with the
                                         national guidelines

         STANDARDS:

         "Diabetes Care," American
         Diabetes Association (ADA)
         January Supplement I

         Michigan Diabetes Outpatient
         Education-Program Standards,
         1992
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         c) CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES      Collaborate with LHD and    Participate in and assist    In cooperation with the
         (high blood pressure, high      MDCH to implement use of    health plan to establish     Governor's Council on
         blood cholesterol, and          professional consensus      and maintain linkage with    Physical Fitness, provide
         smoking and physical            reports and guidelines,     the local physical fitness   health plans with
         inactivity risk factors)        e.g., CDC recommendations   council to increase          information about the
                                         for physician counseling    opportunities for exercise   Centers for Disease Control
         Detection, treatment and        for exercise called                                      and Prevention's PACE
         control including tobacco use   Physician-based             Participate in and assist    Program and guidelines for
         prevention and education        Assessment and Counseling   health plan to develop       sports injury prevention
                                         for Exercise (PACE)         linkages with local
         STANDARD:                       Program                     cardiovascular disease and
                                                                     tobacco coalition efforts
         Human Blood Pressure            Participate in local
         Determination by                coalitions related to       Assure availability of
         Sphygmomanometry, Circulation   CVD, tobacco reduction      community-based
         Vol 88, No.5, Part 1,           and physical inactivity     smoking/tobacco cessation
         November 1993, pp 2460 2470                                 programs

         The Fifth Report of the Joint                               Provide the health plan
         National Committee on                                       with professional
         Detection and Evaluation and                                consensus reports and
         Treatment of High Blood                                     guidelines
         Pressure (NIH Pub No.93 1088,
         March 1994)

         Personal Health Guide from
         HHS, Put Prevention Info
         Practice

         The Second Report of the
         Expert Panel on Detection,
         Evaluation, and Treatment of
         High Blood Cholesterol in
         Adults (NIH Pub # 93 3090,
         September 1993)

         Physical Activity and Health
         A Report of the Surgeon
         General Executive Summary.
         HHS and CDC US Government
         Printing Office (S/N
         017-023-00 196-5) 1996
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3.       FAMILY PLANNING                 Enrollees have full         Local family planning        Title X delegate agency
                                         freedom of choice, both     clinics (Title X)            support to local family
         Diagnostic evaluation, drugs,   in-plan and out of-plan;                                 planning clinics
         supplies, devices, services,    LHD may also be a service   Coordinate delivery of
         and related counseling          provider                    recipient care with health
                                                                     plans
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NO.          HEALTH PLAN SERVICES               HEALTH PLAN          LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT (LHD)    MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF
                                                                                                      COMMUNITY HEALTH (MDCH)
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         STANDARD:                       Develop joint policy on     Assist in the development
                                         confidentiality with        of joint policy on
         Contraceptive Technology, 1994  other family planning       confidentiality between
                                         providers, in cooperation   health plans and other
         American College of             with LHD                    family planning providers
         Obstetricians and
         Gynecologist Guidelines for     Develop procedure for
         Women's Health Care and         enhancing sharing of
         Standards for                   medical information which
         Obstetric-Gynecologic           may affect health and/or
         Services 1996, and Technical    reproductive needs
         Bulletins

         Centers for Control Morbidity
         and Mortality Weekly Report
         (MOIRE), Vol 42, no 14, Sept.
         14, 1993

         CDC Guidelines for HIV
         Counseling and Voluntary
         Testing for Pregnant Women
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4.       PRENATAL AND POSTPARTUM CARE    Assess enrollees'           Community education about   Support local agencies in
                                         understanding of how to     the need for early and      educating and assisting women
         Provide mandatory counseling    access prenatal care in     regular prenatal and        info care
         and voluntary testing for       the managed care system,    postpartum care
         HIV, STD, and hepatitis B to    and refer enrollees to
         pregnant women                  Medicaid managed care       Assist women info care
                                         ombudsman programs as       via outreach and advocacy
         STANDARD:                       needed
                                                                     Promote the development
         American College of             Develop protocols on        of community resources
         Obstetrician Gynecologist       minors' access to care in   for support of
         American Academy of             collaboration with LHD,     childbearing families
         Pediatrics Guidelines for       to assure compliance with
         Perinatal Care third edition    state law                   Conduct local smoking
                                                                     cessation/intervention
         Prevention of Perinatal Group   Refer eligible enrollees    programs
         B Streptococcal Disease A       to WIC and other
         Public Health perspective,      community-based services    Collaborate with health
         Morbidity and Mortality                                     plans in development of
         Weekly Report vol 45, no                                    protocols for minors'
         RR-7, May 31, 1996                                          access to care

         US Public Health Service
         Recommendations for Human
         Immunodeficiency Virus
         Counseling and Voluntary
         Testing for Pregnant Women,
         Morbidity and Mortality
         Weekly Report, vol 44,
         no.RR-7, July 7, 1995

         Michigan Compiled Laws
         (Public Act 368, 1978 as
         amended) Section 5123, 5131,
         5133

         Health Resources and Services
         Administration "Use of
         Zidovudine (ZDV) to Reduce
         Perinatal Transmission of
         HIV/AIDS," 1995

         US Department Health and
         Human Services, Public Health
         Services, Substance Abuse and
         Mental Health Services
         Administration, Pregnant
         Substance Using Women,
         Treatment Improvement Protocol
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                                                                                                      COMMUNITY HEALTH (MDCH)
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         (TIP)

         Institute of Medicine,
         Nutrition During Pregnancy
         and Lactation, Implementation
         Guide 1992
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5.       MATERNAL AND INFANT SUPPORT     Collaborate with LHD to     Certified and skilled       Certify and monitor MSS and
         SERVICES                        implement MSS and ISS       MSS/ISS providers are       ISS
                                         protocols                   available through LHD and
         Screen all pregnant and                                     other community agencies
         postpartum women and infants    If the health plan
         to determine risk for poor      contracts for MSS/ISS
         birth outcomes                  services, it must do so
                                         only with certified
         Provide or authorize MSS/ISS    providers
         services

         STANDARD:

         Medical Services Bulletin and
         Infant Support Services
         Providers 95-01, 95-03, and
         93-03
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6.       LABORATORY                      Arrange for specimen        Assist in specimen          Develop laboratory-based
                                         transport to MDCH           collection and              surveillance study protocols
         Diagnostic laboratory and       laboratory.                 transportation to MDCH      and perform appropriate
         x-ray services                                              Laboratory                  reference and epidemiological
                                         Assist LHD, local animal                                testing
         Provide for specimen or         control officials and       Assist interpretation of
         isolate collection and          veterinarians in locating   certain laboratory          Perform rabies testing on
         transportation to MDCH          animals responsible for     results to plan             unvaccinated or wild animals
         laboratory, for testing to      having bitten enrollees     physicians and enrollees
         support outbreak                                                                        Provide MDCH Laboratory Users
         investigation and               Coordinate appropriate                                  Guide
         surveillance studies            rabies prophylaxis
         (including but not limited to   vaccination with LHD                                    See laboratory roles related
         all initial isolates of                                                                 to health plan service #1,
         Mycobacterium tuberculosis,                                                             Communicable Diseases
         Salmonella, Shigella and
         E.coli O 157:H7 and any
         cultures isolate 90 days or
         more from the initial
         isolate; serum specimens from
         suspect cases of
         vaccine-preventable illness;
         isolates of highly resistant
         invasive microorganisms)

         Complete laboratory reporting
         requirements

         Cooperate with LHD and MDCH
         in outbreak investigation and
         disease surveillance studies

         STANDARD:

         Disease Control Rules

         MDCH Laboratory Users Guide

         Second National Conference on
         Serological Diagnosis of Lyme
         Disease, MMWR Vol 44 (no 31)
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NO.          HEALTH PLAN SERVICES               HEALTH PLAN          LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT (LHD)    MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF
                                                                                                      COMMUNITY HEALTH (MDCH)
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         Proceedings of the Second
         National Conference on
         Laboratory aspects of
         Tuberculosis ASTPHLD, 1996

         Sexually Transmitted Disease
         Guidelines MMWR Vol 42 (RR 14)
         1993

         Public Health Service
         Guidelines for Counseling and
         Antibody Testing to Prevent
         HIV infection and AIDS MMWR
         Vol 36, 1987

         Interpretation and Use of the
         Western Blot Assoy for
         Serodiagnosis of HIV type 1
         Infections MMWR, Vol 38, 1989
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7.       LEAD SERVICES                   Coordinate environmental   Analyze data to identify     Provide environmental
                                         and nursing                exposure patterns            assessment and nursing
         Provide lead poisoning          investigations and                                      investigations and abatement
         prevention education            community education        Develop primary prevention   programs
                                         programs with LHD          services
         Submit blood specimens for                                                              Provide lead poisoning
         all children to MDCH            Refer and authorize        Coordinate prevention and    prevention education programs
         laboratory for blood lead       every child with an        environmental remediation
         testing                         elevated blood lead        programs                     Provide blood lead and
                                         level for an                                            environmental testing
         Refer all children who          environmental and in-      Facilitate referrals and
         develop toxic lead levels to    home nursing follow-up     consultation to Children's
         LHD for environmental testing                              Medical Specialty Clinics
         at MDCH laboratory
                                                                    Provide referrals to
         Refer to LHD for                                           support services, for
         environmental and nursing                                  example EarlyOn
         investigations and follow-up
         and referrals for
         environmental remediation.

         STANDARD:

         Preventing Lead Poisoning in
         Young Children.  Centers for
         Disease Control and
         Prevention 1991
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8.       WELL CHILD CARE (EPSDT)         Refer eligible enrollees   Provide community health     Support community efforts
                                         for community based        education to promote the     that educate and promote
         Provide or authorize            support and follow-up      need for regular, routine    enrollees accessing their
         screening services and needed   services including but     well child and well-         health care provider
         follow-up care                  not limited to EarlyOn     adolescent preventive
                                         (under three years old)    health screen
         Accept and take action on       CSHCS, the Intermediate
         referrals from community-based  school district, (special  Assure school based vision   Regular update of quality
         school health, hearing and      education) vocational        and hearing screening        standards and recommendations
         vision screening programs       rehabilitation (16 years   programs and referral of     for hearing and vision
                                         old and up)                all children needing         screening service
                                                                    follow-up to the health plan
         Use every encounter as an
         opportunity to immunize
         children and adolescents        Collaborate with local     Appropriate reporting to     Provide training for
                                         SAFE KIDS Coalitions to    Lead Surveillance System     preschool and school aged
                                         disseminate injury         at MDCH                      hearing and vision screening
                                         prevention educational
                                         materials and safety       Assist health plan in
                                         equipment                  referring enrollees to
                                                                    local or
                                         Collaborate with school-
                                         based and adolescent
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                                                                                                      COMMUNITY HEALTH (MDCH)
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         STANDARD:                      health centers to assure    state-level SAFE KIDS        Develop practice parameters
                                        the provision of primary    Coalition for information    for appropriate health care
         American Pediatrics            care, psycho-social and     on obtaining low-cost        practitioner counseling based
         Association Schedule for       health education services   safety equipment, e.g.,      on the National SAFE KIDS
         periodicity for well child     which are accessible and    child safety seats, bike     Home Safety Check endorsed by
         services                       acceptable to youth.        helmets, smoke detectors     former Surgeon General
                                                                                                 C. Everett Koop
         Medical Services                                           School-based and
         Administration Bulletin                                    adolescent health centers    Encourage use of E-codes
                                                                    will continue to promote     (ICD9-CM external cause of
         American Medical Association                               collaboration with health    injury codes) and provide
         Guidelines for Adolescent                                  plans in the provision of    education to increase
         Preventive Services                                        primary care,                awareness of their importance
                                                                    psycho-social and health     in prevention planning, as
                                                                    education services which     recommended by the Centers
                                                                    are accessible and           for Disease Control and
                                                                    acceptable to youth.         Prevention and the National
                                                                                                 Highway Traffic Safety
                                                                                                 Administration
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                 Model Local Agreement with Behavioral Provider

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   Model Agreement Between HEALTH PLAN and Local Behavioral Health Contractor,
                (Community Mental Health Service Program, CMHSP)

The agreements between the Qualified Health Plan and the local behavioral health
contractor (CMHSP) must incorporate and address all of the items and areas
listed and described below. These standard provisions are as follows:

     .    Legal Basis
     .    Term of Agreement
     .    Administration
     .    Areas of Shared Responsibility
          .    Referral
          .    Interagency Assessment and Supports/Services Planning
          .    Emergency Services
          .    Pharmacy and laboratory service coordination
          .    Medical Coordination
          .    Quality Improvement coordination
          .    Data and reporting requirements
          .    Grievance and complaint resolution
          .    Dispute Resolution
     .    Indemnification
     .    Governing Laws

This agreement is made and entered into this___________day of______, 20___by and
between __________________and_______________________.
          (Health Plan)              (CMHSP)

(1)  Legal Basis

     Whereas, P.A. 352 of the Public Acts of 1996 permits the Department of
Community Health to increase the enrollment of Medicaid eligible persons in
qualified health plans on a capitated basis; and
     Whereas, in order to expand enrollment the Department of Community Health
has established a competitive bid process that has resulted in contracts with
health plans that are deemed to be qualified to provide specified health care
services to Medicaid enrollees; and
     Whereas, the majority of Medicaid covered mental health services will be
provided through arrangements between the Department of Community Health and
selected behavioral health providers; and
     Whereas, Community Mental Health Service Programs, CMHSP, are designated as
the Behavioral Health Provider under contract with the Department of Community
Health and consistent with the Mental Health Code; and
     Whereas, qualified health plans and CMHSPs should coordinate and
collaborate efforts in order to promote and protect the health of Medicaid
enrolled population;
     Now, therefore the Qualified Health Plan and the CMHSP agree as follows:

(2)  Term of Agreement

This agreement will be effective_____________20____for a period not to
exceed_______________. The agreement will be subject to amendment due to changes
in the Contracts between the Department of Community Health and the Qualified
Health Plan or the contract with the Community Mental Health Services Programs.

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Upon signed agreement of both parties, the provisions of this agreement will be
extended for a time frame consistent with the contract period of the Qualified
Health Plan and the Department of Community Health. Either party may cancel the
agreement upon 30 day written notice.

(3)  Administration and Point of Authority

The Qualified Health Plan shall designate in writing to the CMHSP the person who
has authority to administer this agreement. The CMHSP shall designate in writing
to the Qualified Health Plan the person who has authority to administer this
agreement.

(4)  Areas of Shared Responsibility

In order to provide the most efficient and coordinated services to Medicaid
enrollees, the responsibilities of the Qualified Health Plan and CMHSP will
include:

(A)  Referral

Mutually Served Consumers

This refers to Qualified Health Plan members who also receive specialized CMHSP
behavioral health services. Mutual consumer groups will be defined according to
clinical criteria agreed upon between the individual CMHSP and Qualified Health
Plan. For adults with severe and persistent mental illness and for children and
adolescents with severe emotional disturbance the criteria should be based upon
the combination of diagnosis, degree of disability, duration, and prior service
utilization. Services to be provided by the Qualified Health Plan and by CMHSP
may vary for different clinically defined groups.

Entry to CMHSP Specialized Behavioral Health Services

This is the process of obtaining CMHSP approval for a Qualified Health Plan
member to receive specialized behavioral health services from CMHSP. Specialized
behavioral health services means those provided by a psychiatric hospital or
inpatient unit of a community hospital, partial hospitalization services or
those unique services of CMHSP which support persons in community environments
and/or provide alternatives to, or decrease the need for psychiatric inpatient
services or state facility services. These might include such services as
assertive community treatment, specialized residential services, day program
services, Mental Health Clinic services, psychosocial rehabilitation services,
home based services, etc.

Services To Be Provided (Benefit Packages and Limitations)

The intent of establishing written procedures between Qualified Health Plans and
CMHSP Programs is to assure service coordination and continuity of care for
persons receiving services from both organizations. Therefore it is essential
that the parties define the service/coverage package which will be provided by
each party to mutual consumers. This must also specify any limitations on
amounts of services, including but not restricted to:

     .  emergency services
     .  inpatient psychiatric hospital and other hospital services
     .  outpatient mental health services
     .  physician, especially neurological assessments and treatment,
        diagnostics, and orders for therapies;
     .  pharmacy and laboratory services
     .  therapies (physical, occupational, speech)

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     .  Mental Health Clinic Services
     .  personal care services, including Home Help and specialized Mental
        Health personal care
     .  substance abuse services
     .  transportation to medical services & to Mental Health services

(B)  Interagency Assessment and Supports/Services Planning

This includes collaborative joint supports/services, and/or treatment planning
activities of the consumer, the CMHSP Program and the Qualified Health Plan
regarding mental health services, specialty developmental disability services
and medical services provided by each party to the mutual consumer.

It includes identifying responsibilities to, and processes for: joint service
planning meetings; sharing of assessments and background information; employing
person-centered processes to develop supports/services plans; assigning
supports/services coordination responsibilities; ongoing monitoring (inclusive
of health status) and communication about services rendered or additional
services needed.

The two parties must establish a process for clinical staffings in order that
the clinical staff of the two agencies meet on a regular basis to review the
plans and status of mutual consumers.

The interagency treatment/supports planning process further involves sharing of
written documents and verbal reports, and discussions at joint supports/services
planning meetings.

(C)  Emergency Services.

In accordance with the definition of emergency services described in Section
II-I-1 of CONTRACT for Comprehensive Health Care Program, emergency services
also include those services provided to a person suffering from an acute problem
in behavior or mood which requires immediate intervention. The need for the
intervention may be identified by the enrollee, the enrollee's family or social
unit, other agencies or referral sources, or law enforcement personnel.

It is the responsibility of the Qualified Health Plan to ensure that emergency
services are available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. As part of its
responsibilities to provide emergency services and mental health outpatient
services, the Qualified Health Plan must make available mental health crisis
services; for its enrollees. This applies for all enrollees except for those who
are receiving specialized behavioral health services. If the emergency is of a
medical/physical nature, it is the responsibility of the Qualified Health plan.

The Qualified Health plan has the responsibility to inform all enrollees of
emergency service procedures for accessing emergency services and to inform
members of the designated emergency phone number through member services
materials and programs. Prior approval by the Qualified Health Plan is not
required.

It is the responsibility of the CMHSP to provide for emergency mental health
services for all enrollees receiving specialized behavioral health services
including:

     .  access by telephone 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Such number shall
        be made available to the qualified health plan to provide to all
        enrollees;
     .  provision for face-to-face services to persons in need of crisis
        evaluation, and admission screening for psychiatric inpatient
        admissions, intervention and disposition.

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(D)  Pharmacy and Laboratory Services

Prescriptions and Orders for Laboratory Services:

1.   Unless agreed to by the CMHSP, the Qualified Health Plan cannot restrict
     prescriptions written by the behavioral health physicians as long as:

     (a) The drug prescribed is for the treatment of mental illness or substance
         abuse and any side effects of psychopharmacological agents.
     (b) The purchase is made from an approved Qualified Health Plan pharmacy.

2.   The Qualified Health Plan cannot restrict orders for laboratory services to
     test for and monitor the medications prescribed by the behavioral health
     physician, except that the laboratory must be approved by the Qualified
     Health Plan.

3.   The Qualified Health Plan and the CMHSP must develop approval mechanisms
     for other laboratory and imaging services (e.g. MRI, CAT scans, X-rays,
     etc).

Coordination:

1.   The Qualified Health Plan and the CMHSP must develop procedures for
     notifying each other of prescriptions, and when deemed advisable,
     consultation between practitioners before prescribing medication, and
     sharing complete and up-to-date medication records.

2.   The CMHSP in cooperation with the Qualified Health Plan is responsible to
     monitor and track pharmaceutical usage in order for the Qualified Health
     Plan to provide comprehensive data and information as required under
     contract with the Department of Community Health.

Pharmacies and Laboratories:

The qualified Health Plan must ensure that pharmacy and laboratory services are
easily accessible to the recipients of the specialized behavioral health
services. Strategies to accomplish this include the location of pharmacies and
laboratories in proximity to specialty service locations and/or public
transportation, home delivery services, or other methods of the provision of
these services. The CMHSP shall assist the Qualified Health Plan in identifying
existing locations used by consumers and/or alternative delivery strategies.

Drug Formulary:

1.   The Qualified Health Plan drug formulary for developmental disabilities and
     for behavioral health must include all of the drugs currently covered for
     the Medicaid FFS population.

2.   The Qualified Health Plan must have a process to evaluate requests to add
     products not included in its drug formulary.

(E)  Medical Coordination

In order to coordinate the appropriate delivery of health care services to
Medicaid enrollees clarity regarding the respective responsibility is necessary.
Both parties will develop referral procedures and effective means of
communicating the need for individual referrals.

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It is the responsibility of Qualified Health Plans to provide or arrange for a
limited number of outpatient visits (20 visits). The Qualified Health Plan may
contract with CMHSP to provide this benefit. Payment for these services are the
responsibility of the Qualified Health Plan.

It is the responsibility of the CMHSP to provide or arrange for all inpatient
(including entry and exit from state facilities) services and specialty mental
health services. Payment for these services will be the responsibility of the
CMHSP and Department of Community Health.

Health and Medical Services: A number of mutually served consumers will be
jointly under the care of at least two physicians, namely the Qualified Health
Plan primary health care physician and the specialty behavioral health
physician. The treatment planning process must clearly define the respective
responsibilities for these two physicians. On an individual consumer basis other
health related services will need to be clarified. Such health related services
include nutrition/dietary, maintenance of health and hygiene, nursing services,
teaching self-administration of medications, etc.

It is jointly the responsibility of the Qualified Health Plan and CMHSP to
conduct utilization review for Medicaid enrollees. This is defined as the
process of evaluating the necessity, appropriateness and efficiency of health
care services. The information developed in this process is essential to the
Quality Improvement Plans of each party.

(F)  Quality Improvement

Both parties agree that a set of Quality Improvement activities to monitor the
coordination of services is necessary. The Quality Improvement process will
establish performance standards that will be used to monitor access,
coordination, outcome, and satisfaction of services.

(G)  Data and Reporting Requirements and Release of Information

Both parties will agree to coordinate the data sharing necessary for completing
reporting requirements established through their respective contracts with the
Department of Community Health. Such data sharing should involve performance
indicators such as:

     .  mental health emergency services including pre-admission screening for
        psychiatric inpatient services
     .  inpatient utilization
     .  referrals to CMHSP specialized mental health services
     .  pharmacy and laboratory utilization
     .  coordination between the Qualified Health Plan and the CMHSP
     .  consumer/enrollee satisfaction with services and coordination.

Both parties shall agree to obtain any necessary signed releases of information
from the enrollee so that treatment information can be shared without impediment
between the two parties to this agreement. The Mental Health Code stipulates
that the holder of the mental health record may disclose information "as
necessary in order for the recipient to apply for or receive benefits".

(H)  Grievance and Complaint

Qualified Health Plans are required to establish internal processes for
resolution of complaints and grievances from enrollee members. Medicaid
enrollees may file a complaint or grievance on any aspect of service provided to
them by the health plan or the health plan's contracted providers.

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CMHSPs are required to establish second opinion mechanisms and internal
recipient rights processes for resolution of complaints from recipients and
others.

Both parties are responsible for informing the other about their consumer
grievance and complaint process.

Both parties are responsible to provide information to Medicaid enrollee members
regarding the health plan's grievance and complaint process and that of the
CMHSP.

(I)  Dispute Resolution

The parties must specify the steps that the Qualified Health Plan or CMHSP must
follow to contest a decision or action by the other party related to the terms
of the agreement. The process should specify the responsibilities of the parties
and time frame for each step.

The dispute resolution process should include:

     For administrative decisions:

     .  Request to the other party for reconsideration of the disputed decision
        or action.
     .  Appeal to the DCH regarding a disputed decision of a QHP, or for a
        disputed decision of a CMHSP.

     For clinical decisions:

     .  Request to the other party for reconsideration of the disputed decision
        or action.
     .  Appeal to a locally-established clinical review team comprised of
        Medical Directors, or their designees, from the CMHSP and the Qualified
        Health Plan.
     .  Appeal to a clinical review team consisting of medical professionals
        representing the Department of Community Health.

(5)  Indemnification

     Both parties will agree to provisions that protect against liability in the
performance of activities related to this agreement.

(6)  Governing Laws

     Both parties agree that performance under this agreement will be conducted
in compliance with all federal, state, and local laws, regulations, guidelines
and directives.

SIGNATURE
     Approved as to form by local Counsel.

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                                   APPENDIX C

                    MODEL LOCAL AGREEMENT WITH DEVELOPMENTAL
                               DISABILITY PROVIDER

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     Model Agreement Between HEALTH PLAN and Local Developmental Disability
                                   Contractor,
                (Community Mental Health Service Program, CMHSP)

The agreements between the Qualified Health Plan and the local developmental
disability contractor (CMHSP) must incorporate and address all of the items and
areas listed and described below. These standard provisions are as follows:

     .  Legal Basis
     .  Term of Agreement
     .  Administration
     .  Areas of Shared Responsibility
        .  Referral
        .  Interagency Assessment and Supports/Services Planning
        .  Emergency Services
        .  Pharmacy and laboratory service coordination
        .  Medical Coordination
        .  Quality Improvement coordination
        .  Data and reporting requirements
        .  Grievance and complaint resolution
        .  Dispute Resolution
     .  Indemnification
     .  Governing Laws

This agreement is made and entered into this ___________ day of ___________,
20____ by and between _________________________ and ___________________________.
                           (Health Plan)                     (CMHSP)

(1)  Legal Basis

     Whereas, P.A. 352 of the Public Acts of 1996 permits the Department of
Community Health to increase the enrollment of Medicaid eligible persons in
qualified health plans on a capitated basis; and
     Whereas, in order to expand enrollment the Department of Community Health
has established a competitive bid process that has resulted in contracts with
health plans that are deemed to be qualified to provide specified health care
services to Medicaid enrollees; and
     Whereas, specialized services for Medicaid enrollees who have developmental
disabilities will be provided through arrangements between the Department of
Community Health and selected developmental disability providers; and
     Whereas, Community Mental Health Service Programs, CMHSP, are designated as
the Developmental Disability Provider under contract with the Department of
Community Health and consistent with the Mental Health Code; and
     Whereas, qualified health plans and CMHSPs should coordinate and
collaborate efforts in order to promote and protect the health of Medicaid
enrolled population;
     Now, therefore the Qualified Health Plan and the CMHSP agree as follows:

(2)  Term of Agreement

This agreement will be effective _________________ 20____ for a period not
to exceed _____________. The agreement will be subject to amendment due
to changes in the contracts between the Department of Community Health and the
Qualified Health Plan or the contract with the Community Mental Health Services
Programs.

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Upon signed agreement of both parties, the provisions of this agreement will be
extended for a time frame consistent with the contract period of the Qualified
Health Plan and the Department of Community Health. Either party may cancel the
agreement upon 30 day written notice.

(3)  Administration and Point of Authority

The Qualified Health Plan shall designate in writing to the CMHSP the person who
has authority to administer this agreement. The CMHSP shall designate in writing
to the Qualified Health Plan the person who has authority to administer this
agreement.

(4)  Areas of Shared Responsibility

In order to provide the most efficient and coordinated services to Medicaid
enrollees, the responsibilities of the Qualified Health Plan and CMHSP will
include:

(A)  Referral

Mutually Served Consumers

This refers to Qualified Health Plan members who also receive CMH services.
Mutual consumer groups will be defined according to clinical criteria agreed
upon between the individual CMH and Qualified Health Plan. Services to be
provided by the Qualified Health Plan and by CMH may vary for different
clinically defined groups. Eligibility criteria for specialty developmental
disability (DD) services are outlined in Attachment 1. It should be noted that
persons who receive specialty developmental disability services also have a high
likelihood of requiring behavioral health services.

Entry to CMHSP Specialized Services for Persons with DD

This is the process of obtaining CMHSP approval for a Qualified Health Plan
member to receive specialized DD services from CMHSP. Specialized DD services
means those unique services of CMHSP which support persons in community
environments and/or provide alternatives to, or decrease the need for,
Intermediate Care Facilities for persons with Mental Retardation (ICFs/MR) which
includes State DD Centers and Alternative Intermediate Services for Persons with
Mental Retardation (AIS/MR) homes. These might include such services as
specialized residential services, day program services, outpatient Mental Health
Clinic services, supportive services (e.g., family support, supported
independent living), etc.

Services To Be Provided (Benefit Packages and Limitations)

The intent of establishing written procedures between Qualified Health Plans and
CMHSP Programs is to assure service coordination and continuity of care for
persons receiving services from both organizations. Therefore it is essential
that the parties define the service/coverage package which will be provided by
each party to mutual consumers. This must also specify any limitations on
amounts of services, including but not restricted to:

     .  emergency services
     .  inpatient hospital, and outpatient services by type of outpatient
        service
     .  intermittent/short term LTC nursing facility stays
     .  physician, especially neurological assessments and treatment,
        diagnostics, and orders for therapies;
     .  pharmacy, particularly drugs used in seizure and/or behavioral
        management and the OTC and non-prescription items commonly ordered for
        consumers with DD

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     .  laboratory services
     .  dental services
     .  therapies (physical, occupational, speech)
     .  Mental Health Clinic Services
     .  home health services, including hourly nursing
     .  medical equipment and supplies, and assistive technology
     .  specialized DD services, including home and community-based care, crisis
        stabilization, and long-term supports
     .  personal care services, including Home Help and specialized Mental
        Health personal care
     .  transportation to medical services & to Mental Health services

(B)  Interagency Assessment and Supports/Services Planning

This includes collaborative joint supports/services, and/or treatment planning
activities of the consumer, the CMHSP Program and the Qualified Health Plan
regarding specialty developmental disability services, mental health services,
and medical services provided by each party to the mutual consumer.

It includes identifying responsibilities to, and processes for: joint service
planning meetings; sharing of assessments and background information; employing
person-centered processes to develop supports/services plans; assigning
supports/services coordination responsibilities; ongoing monitoring (inclusive
of health status) and communication about services rendered or additional
services needed.

For persons with developmental disability, a critical responsibility that needs
to be identified relates to the physician responsibilities. This will need to be
handled on an individual basis, but the process must be clearly laid out for
defining the respective responsibilities of the CMHSP physician and the CHPP
primary physician

The two parties must establish a process for clinical staffings in order that
the clinical staff of the two agencies meet on a regular basis to review the
plans and status of mutual consumers.

The interagency treatment/supports planning process further involves sharing of
written documents and verbal reports, and discussions at joint supports/services
planning meetings.

(C)  Emergency Services.

In accordance with the definition of emergency services described in Section
II-I-1 of the Request for Proposal for Comprehensive Health Care Program,
emergency services also include those services provided to a person suffering
from an acute problem in behavior or mood that requires immediate intervention.
The need for the intervention may be identified by the enrollee, the enrollee's
family or social unit, other agencies or referral sources, or law enforcement
personnel.

It is the responsibility of the Qualified Health Plan to ensure that emergency
services are available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. As part of its
responsibilities to provide emergency services and mental health outpatient
services, the Qualified Health Plan must make available mental health crisis
services for its enrollees. This applies for all enrollees except for those who
are receiving specialized behavioral health services. If the emergency is of a
medical/physical nature, it is the responsibility of the Qualified Health plan.
If the emergency results from crises in the supports system of the consumer it
is the responsibility of the specialty developmental disability provider.

The Qualified Health plan has the responsibility to inform all enrollees of
emergency service procedures for accessing emergency services and to inform
members of the designated emergency

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phone number through member services materials and programs. Prior approval by
the Qualified Health Plan is not required.

It is the responsibility of the CMHSP to provide for emergency mental health
services for all enrollees receiving specialized behavioral health services
including:

     .  access by telephone 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Such number shall
        be made available to the qualified health plan to provide to all
        enrollees;
     .  provision for face-to-face services to persons in need of crisis
        evaluation, and admission screening for psychiatric inpatient
        admissions, intervention and disposition.

(D)  Pharmacy and Laboratory Services

Prescriptions and Orders for Laboratory Services:

1.   Unless agreed to by the CMHSP, the Qualified Health Plan cannot restrict
     prescriptions written by the developmental disability physicians as long
     as:

     a.   The drug prescribed is for the treatment of the developmental
          disability or for any complication due to the developmental
          disability.
     b.   The purchase is made from an approved Qualified Health Plan pharmacy.

2.   The Qualified Health Plan cannot restrict orders for laboratory services to
     test for developmental disabilities or the complications due to the
     disability, except that the laboratory must be approved by the Qualified
     Health Plan.

3.   The Qualified Health Plan cannot restrict orders for laboratory services to
     test for and monitor the medications prescribed by the developmental
     disability services physician, except that the laboratory must be approved
     by the Qualified Health Plan.

4.   The Qualified Health Plan and the CMHSP must develop approval mechanisms
     for other laboratory and imaging services (e.g. MRI, CAT scans, X-rays,
     etc).

Coordination:

1.   The Qualified Health Plan and the CMHSP must develop procedures for
     notifying each other of prescriptions, and when deemed advisable,
     consultation between practitioners before prescribing medication, and
     sharing complete and up-to-date medication records.
2.   The CMHSP in cooperation with the Qualified Health Plan is responsible to
     monitor and track pharmaceutical usage in order for the Qualified Health
     Plan to provide comprehensive data and information as required under
     contract with the Department of Community Health.

Pharmacies and Laboratories:

The qualified Health Plan must ensure that pharmacy and laboratory services are
easily accessible to the recipients of developmental disability services.
Strategies to accomplish this include the location of pharmacies and
laboratories in proximity to specialty service locations and/or public
transportation, home delivery services, or other methods of the provision of
these services. The CMHSP shall assist he Qualified Health Plan in identifying
existing locations used by consumers and/or alternative delivery strategies.

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Drug Formulary:

1.   The Qualified Health Plan drug formulary for developmental disabilities and
     for behavioral health must include all of the drugs currently covered for
     the Medicaid FFS population.

2.   The Qualified Health Plan must have a process to evaluate requests to add
     products not included in its drug formulary.

(E)  Medical Coordination

In order to coordinate the appropriate delivery of health care services to
Medicaid enrollees clarity regarding the respective responsibility is necessary.
Both parties will develop referral procedures and effective means of
communicating the need for individual referrals.

In addition, both the Qualified Health Plan and CMHSP acknowledge respective
individual responsibilities as listed below:

..    Habilitation and rehabilitation services. Habilitation services means those
     services designed to assist Medicaid enrollees in the development of skills
     and capacities they have never possessed, (i.e., predominantly in the
     functioning areas of self-care and/or activities of daily living), and to
     maintain capacities attained for the first time. Habilitation services are
     the responsibility of the CMHSP. Rehabilitation services are designed to
     assist Medicaid enrollees in restoring those self care skills they once
     possessed and is the responsibility of the Qualified Health Plan.

..    Case Management: Case management services means those services which will
     assist Medicaid enrollees in gaining access to needed medical, social,
     educational and other services. It is the expectation that Qualified Health
     Plans will demonstrate a commitment to assisting enrollees in managing
     their complex health care needs (Section II-T of the Request for Proposal
     for Comprehensive Health Care Program).

     Within the developmental disabilities specialty services system case
     management includes: assessment; person-centered service plan development;
     linking/coordination of services; reassessment/follow-up; advocacy and
     monitoring of services. Some CMHSP consumers of DD services receive these
     case management services under a coverage entitled "supports
     coordination". As part of the referral procedures described above, the
     Qualified Health Plan and CMHSP shall both indicate the manner in which
     case management services will be coordinated.

..    Health and Medical Services: A number of mutually served consumers will be
     jointly under the care of at least two physicians, namely the Qualified
     Health Plan primary health care physician and the specialty developmental
     disabilities physician. The treatment planning process must clearly define
     the respective responsibilities for these two physicians. On an individual
     consumer basis other health related services will need to be clarified.
     Such health related services include nutrition/dietary, maintenance of
     health and hygiene, nursing services, teaching self-administration of
     medications, etc.

     It is jointly the responsibility of the Qualified Health Plan and CMHSP to
     conduct utilization review for Medicaid enrollees. This is defined as the
     process of evaluating the necessity, appropriateness and efficiency of
     health care services. The information developed in this process is
     essential to the Quality Improvement Plans of each party.

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(F)  Quality Improvement

Both parties agree that a set of Quality Improvement activities to monitor the
coordination of services is necessary. The Quality Improvement process will
establish performance standards that will be used to monitor access,
coordination, outcome, and satisfaction of services.

(G)  Data and Reporting Requirements and Release of Information

Both parties will agree to coordinate the data sharing necessary for completing
reporting requirements established through their respective contracts with the
Department of Community Health. Such data sharing should involve performance
indicators such as:

     .  mental health emergency including pre-admission screening for DD Centers
        or AIS/MR services
     .  referrals to CMHSP specialized developmental disabilities services
     .  Pharmacy and Laboratory utilization
     .  coordination between the QHP and the CMHSP
     .  Consumer/enrollee satisfaction with services and coordination.

Both parties shall agree to obtain any necessary signed releases of information
from the enrollee so that treatment information can be shared without impediment
between the two parties to this agreement. The Mental Health Code stipulates
that the holder of the mental health record may disclose information "as
necessary in order for the recipient to apply for or receive benefits".

(H)  Grievance and Complaint

Qualified Health Plans are required to establish internal processes for
resolution of complaints and grievances from enrollee members. Medicaid
enrollees may file a complaint or grievance on any aspect of service provided to
them by the health plan or the health plan's contracted providers.

CMHSPs are required to establish second opinion mechanisms and internal
recipient rights processes for resolution of complaints from recipients and
others.

Both parties are responsible for informing the other about their grievance and
complaint processes.

Both parties are responsible to provide information to Medicaid enrollee members
regarding the health plan's grievance and complaint processes and that of the
CMHSP.

(I)  Dispute Resolution

The parties must specify the steps that the Qualified Health Plan or CMHSP must
follow to contest a decision or action by the other party related to the terms
of the agreement. The process should specify the responsibilities of the parties
and time frame for each step.

The dispute resolution process should include:

     For administrative decisions:

     .  Request to the other party for reconsideration of the disputed decision
        or action.
     .  Appeal to the DCH regarding a disputed decision of a QHP, or for a
        disputed decision of a CMHSP.

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     For clinical decisions:

     .  Request to the other party for reconsideration of the disputed decision
        or action.
     .  Appeal to a locally-established clinical review team comprised of
        Medical Directors, or their designees, from the CMHSP and the Qualified
        Health Plan.
     .  Appeal to a clinical review team consisting of medical professionals
        representing the Department of Community Health.

(5)  Indemnification

Both parties will agree to provisions that protect against liability in the
performance of activities related to this agreement.

(6)  Governing Laws

Both parties agree that performance under this agreement will be conducted in
compliance with all federal, state, and local laws, regulations, guidelines and
directives.

SIGNATURE
     Approved as to form by local Counsel.

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                                  ATTACHMENT 1

                              ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
                  DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICE CARVE OUT

Health plan members may be referred for specialized services for persons with
developmental disabilities provided through Michigan Community Mental Health
Services Programs (CMHSP) when the member meets one or more of the following
criteria:

     1. Meets the Michigan Mental Health Code definition of developmental
        disability;
     2. Has a confirmed diagnosis of severe or profound mental retardation, or
        mild or moderate mental retardation in combination with cerebral palsy,
        physical disability, sensory impairment, or challenging behaviors;
     3. Has a documented IQ of 70 or below;
     4. Has a designation of SMI, SXI, AI or TMI established by the school
        system;
     5. Has a documented developmental delay based on administration of a
        standardized developmental test, such as the Denver Developmental
        Screening or the Gesell Developmental Test.

Additionally, the individual must have an apparent need for, or have requested,
one or more of these specialized services provided through the CMHSP system:

     1. Inpatient services in a State Center for Persons with Developmental
        Disabilities.
     2. Specialized residential services.
     3. Day program services.
     4. Outpatient Mental Health Clinic Services when the service is
        habilitative and part of a plan of comprehensive supports/services.
     5. Emergency DD services as needed to augment emergency services provided
        by the health plan.
     6. Supportive services.
     7. Prevention programs.
     8. Testing and assessments.
     9. Other services, by mutual agreement of the Qualified Health plan and the
        CMHSP.

Persons who are referred to the CMHSP will be screened to determine the level of
need. Services will be provided according to the service priorities specified in
the Michigan Mental Health Code. Some services may be limited or not available,
due to funding limitations or capacity restrictions.

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                                   APPENDIX D

                 FORMAT FOR PROFILES OF PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS,
                       SPECIALISTS, & ANCILLARY PROVIDERS

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                   HEALTH PLAN'S PRIMARY CARE PROVIDER PROFILE

Health Plan
Name ____________________________________ County/Region ________________________

List alphabetically by category of Primary Care: Family Practice, General
Practice, Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, Pediatrician, authorized Nurse
Practitioner and Physician Assistant
This form may be duplicated by the bidder as necessary and the Profile must be
submitted in this format on disk using Excel 5.0.

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Category                                          Physician                    Physician                    Physician
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<S>                                               <C>                          <C>                          <C>
Physician Name
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State License Number
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Board Certified or Eligible (Y/N)
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Practice Type (e.g. GYN, OB etc.)
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Office Location (Use separate column for
each location/address)
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Office days
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Office hours
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Accept established Medicaid Patients only
(Y/N)
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Accept New Medicaid Patients (Y/N)
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Total Medicaid Capacity
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Total Patient Capacity (Medicaid Medicare
and Commercial)
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Physician provides prenatal and OB services
(Y/N)
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Hospital admitting Priviliges (list hospitals)
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Other licensed health personnel in office
(Y/N) if Y, list by type of personnel (e.g., PA,
FNP, etc.)
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Affiliation status with Health Plan: (Employee,
Contractual (signed contract--Plan and
physician), Contractual (signed letter of
intent)
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                         HEALTH PLAN'S HOSPITAL PROFILE

Health Plan
Name ____________________________________ County/Region ________________________
This form may be duplicated by the bidder as necessary and the Profile must be
submitted in this format on disk using Excel 5.0.

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<CAPTION>
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                                                                                                 Attachment (and any addition
                                                                                                 or deletion) of most recent
                                                                                                 American Hospital
                                    Affiliation Status with Health Plan: Owned,                  Association Guide describing
                                    Contractual with signed and dated Contract,                  Services provided by Hospital
Name of Hospital                    Contractual with signed and dated letter of intent           Attachment provided (Y/N)
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<S>                                 <C>                                                          <C>
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                 HEALTH PLAN'S ANCILLARY HEALTH PROVIDER PROFILE

Health Plan Name _________________________________________

County/Region _______________________________________________________

Include the following information regarding ancillary health provider for at
least the following providers:

<TABLE>
     <S>                  <C>               <C>                <C>
     Pharmacy             Laboratory        Physical Therapy   Occupational Therapy
     Speech Therapy       Home Health       Durable Medical    Maternal/Infant
                                             Equipment          Support Services
     Hospice              Vision            Audiology          Ambulance Service
     Radiology            Substance Abuse   Family Planning    FQHC/RHC
     Mental Health        Orthotics         Prosthetics        Restorative/Rehab Facility
     Local Health Dept.
</TABLE>

This form may be duplicated by the bidder as necessary and the Profile must be
submitted in this format on disk using Excel 5.0. (Plans may attach a list of
multiple providers (i.e, pharmacies)

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
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                                 Licensue
                                 Number (if                                      Office       Office Days
Name of Ancillary Provider       applicable)         Office Location             Hours        (SMTWTFS)             Type of Service
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<S>                              <C>                 <C>                         <C>          <C>                   <C>
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                    HEALTH PLAN'S SPECIALTY PHYSICIAN PROFILE

Health Plan
Name_______________________________ County/Region ______________________________

Specialists may include:

<TABLE>
             <S>                         <C>                      <C>                             <C>
                                         Allergists               Anesthesiologists               Cardiologists
             Dermatologists              Endocrinologists         Emergency Medicine              Gastroenterologists
             Hematologists               Neonatologists           Neurologists                    Neurosurgeons
             Oncologists                 Ophthalmologists         Orthopedists                    Otolaryngologists
             Pathologists                Physiatrists             Plastic Surgeons                Psychiatrists
             Podiatrists                 Pulmonary Specialists    Radiologists                    Rheumatologists
             Surgeons-General            Surgeons-Oral            Surgeons-Specialists            Sports Medicine
             Therapeutic Radiologists    Urologists               Infection Disease Specialist
</TABLE>

Group physicians in like specialities. This form may be duplicated by the bidder
as necessary and the Profile must be submitted in this format on disk using
Excel 5.0.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
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Category                                        Physician                       Physician                    Physician
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                             <C>                             <C>                          <C>
Physician Name & Specialty
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
State License Number
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Board Certified or Eligible (Y/N)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Office Address (Use separate column
for each location/address)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Office Hours
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Office Days
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hospital Admitting Privileges (list
hospitals)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Accepting established Medicaid patients
only (Y/N)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Accepting new Medicaid Patients (Y/N)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total Medicaid Capacity for Health Plan
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total Capacity fol all patients (Medicaid,
Medicare and Commercial)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

<TABLE>
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<S>                                             <C>                             <C>                          <C>
Affiliation Status with Health Plan:
Employee Contractual (signed and
dated contract), Contractual (signed and
dated letter of intent)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

                                   APPENDIX E

                   KEY CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL AUTHORIZATION FOR
                             RELEASE OF INFORMATION

<PAGE>

                    AUTHORIZATION FOR RELEASE OF INFORMATION
                     Michigan Department of Community Health

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

I authorize any representative or agent of the Michigan Department of Community
Health bearing either the original or a copy of this authorization to obtain
information from your files or other sources pertaining to my personal
background including but not limited to:
     .  Employment History
     .  Criminal History, including but not limited to a check of the
        Computerized Criminal History (CCH) file
     .  Financial / Credit History
     .  Academic Records
     .  Professional Licensure, including a check for any disciplinary actions

I authorize you to release such information upon request of the bearer. This
Authorization is executed with the full knowledge and understanding that the
information is for official use by the Michigan Department of Community Health.

I release you, the institution, agency or establishment which you represent,
including its officers, employees and related personnel, both individually and
collectively, from any and all liability for damages of whatever kind, which may
at any time result to me, my heirs, family or associates because of compliance
with this Authorization for Release of Information, or any attempt to comply
with it. Should there be any question as to the validity of the Authorization,
you may contact me as indicated below:

Full Name (Typed or Printed)            Social Security Number *

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current Address (Number and Street,     Date of Birth
Apt. No., Etc.)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
City            State       ZIP Code    Telephone Number

                                        Area Code (      ) Number
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Driver License Number                                  State Issuing

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Medical or Health Professional License Number          State Issuing

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Authorizing Signature                   Today's Date

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Witness Signature                       Witness Name (Typed or Printed)

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* This information is confidential and protected by the Federal Privacy Act.


Subscribed and sworn to before me

                                              Authority:  PA 352 of 1996
this ________ day of _______________, 1997.  Completion:  Is Voluntary
                                            Consequence:  Failure to submit form
    ___________________________________                   may delay completion
                                                          of proposal review.
                                            ------------------------------------
Notary Public __________________ County     The Department of Community Health
State of Michigan                           will not discriminate against any
My Commission Expires: ________________     individual or group because of race,
                                            sex, religion, age, national origin,
                                            marital status, political beliefs
                                            or disability.

MSA-50 (5-97)

<PAGE>

                                   APPENDIX F

                    HEALTH PLAN REPORTING FORMAT AND SCHEDULE

<PAGE>

[LOGO OF MDCH]

                     MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH

                    INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPILING AND SUBMITTING

                ANNUAL REPORT FOR LICENSED QUALIFIED HEALTH PLANS

Please submit the Annual Report in a 3-ring binder with tabs for each component
report. Please prepare each component report in the format specified in the
instructions and for the different product lines, as indicated. Please submit
one complete copy each to the assigned licensing officer and contract manager.


TAB NO.  COMPONENT REPORT                                  PRODUCT LINE
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
         ADMINISTRATIVE
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1      Summary Annual Report for Subscribers                   T
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  2      Health Plan Profile                                     T
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
         FINANCIAL
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  3      Financial                                               *
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
         QUALITY
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  4      Complaints & Grievances                                M, T
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  5      Litigation                                             M, T
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
         UTILIZATION
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  6      Enrollment                                              E
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  7      HEDIS                                                   E
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  8      Abortion                                                M
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  9      Vaccine                                                 M
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
         PROVIDER
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 10      Physician Incentive Program (PIP) Reporting             M
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
         DOCUMENTS
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 11      Provider Directory                                      E
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 12      Certificate of Coverage                                 E
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 13      Member Handbook                                         E
=============================================================================

         Product Line Key:

         M = Medicaid
         T = Total for all product lines
         E = Each product line separately
         * = NAIC format addresses product line information

                                                  1999 Health Plan Annual Report

<PAGE>

[LOGO OF MDCH]

                     MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH

                    INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPILING AND SUBMITTING

                ANNUAL REPORT FOR LICENSED QUALIFIED HEALTH PLANS

1.   Summary Annual Report for Subscribers. The summary shall contain a
     statement indicating that relevant documents are on file with the
     Department or the Insurance Bureau, as applicable, and with the plan, and
     are available for public inspection. The summary annual report to
     subscribers shall include: (a) a summary of current activities of the plan,
     (b) the current members of the governing body with identification of the
     subscriber representatives, and (c) the procedures for enrollee contact
     with the governing body members.

2.   Health Plan Profile. Form MSA-126 (9-99) is attached.

3.   Financial. A copy of: (a) the 1999 NAIC "Annual Statement" as submitted to
     the Insurance Bureau, reduced to 8 1/2" by 11," (b) the Michigan Insurance
     Bureau INS-317 "Revenue and Expense" Report for HMOs (10/98),(c) Management
     Discussion and Analysis, (d) Statement of Actuarial Opinion,
     (e) Compensation Schedule B (INS 86), and (f) certified audited financial
     statements for calendar year 1999.

4.   Complaints and Grievances. Form MSA-131 (9-99) is attached.

5.   Litigation. Form MSA-129 (9-99) is attached. This information should be
     submitted in a separate, sealed envelope marked "Confidential."

6.   Enrollment. Form MSA-130 (9-99) is attached. Please provide a breakdown by
     each product line for each county in the plan's approved service area as of
     the end of the calendar year being reported.

7.   HEDIS. This report is due on June 30. Please submit two (2) hard copies and
     two (2) electronic copies of the Medicaid and commercial HEDIS reports.
     Electronic submission must be on the data submission tool (DST) as
     distributed by NCQA. Please indicate if any HEDIS reports being submitted
     were audited. If audited, please provide the name of the firm conducting
     the audit and whether the auditing firm is NCQA-certified.

8.   Abortion. Form MSA-128 (9-99) is attached.

9.   Vaccine. Form MSA-127 (9-99) is attached.

10.  Physician Incentive Program (PIP) Reporting. Use HCFA annual update format.

For each of the following, please provide a copy of the most current document
for each product line:

11.  Provider Directory.

12.  Certificate of Coverage.

13.  Member Handbook.

                                                  1999 Health Plan Annual Report

<PAGE>

                  HEALTH PLAN PROFILE
         MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH    Report Date     Report Year
                                                    ----------------------------
Please Type or Print Clearly
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
???RPORATED Name of Health Plan                     HMO License Number

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OPERATING Name of Health Plan                       License Expiration Date

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Describe the Ownership of Health Plan: (attach an organization chart)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

===============================================================================
Organization Status is:
[ ] PROFIT                                       [ ] NONPROFIT
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name of EXTERNAL Organization that has ACCREDITED Health Plan

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Date Accreditation     Date Accreditation        TYPE of Accreditation Received
 RECEIVED               EXPIRES

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If NOT Accredited      If YES, Name of Organization from which the
by an external         Health Plan has applied for accreditation
organization, is
accreditation being
applied for?           --------------------------------------------------------
[ ] NO    [ ] YES      Date Accreditation    Expected Site Visit Date
                       Applied for
===============================================================================
KEY ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: (Enter names as applicable)
  . Also attach a list of Governing Body Members, indicate which members are
    elected enrollee members, and the date each member's term expires.
===============================================================================
President                                    Medical Director

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
C.E.O.                                       Authorized Representative

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
C.O.O.                                       Quality Management Director

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
C.F.O.                                       Complaint / Grievance Director

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
C.I.O. / M.I.S. Director                     Other (specify):

===============================================================================
Number of Enrolled Members as of             Financial Information for Calendar
December 19____                              Year ________
===============================================================================
 Commercial............._______________         Total Revenues ..._____________
 Medicaid..............._______________         Total Expenses...._____________
 Medicare Risk.........._______________         Net Income (Loss)._____________
 Medicare Supplemental.._______________         Working Capital..._____________
 Other.................._______________         Other............._____________

                  TOTAL:_______________               NET WORTH:_______________
===============================================================================
Name of Person Completing This Report        Title
(Typed or Printed)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Signature                                    Telephone Number
                                             (       )
                                             ----------------------------------
                                             Email Address

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 AUTHORITY:  PA 368 of 1978, as amended
             or CHP Contract.
COMPLETION:  Is Required. Failure to           The Department of Community
             file this report may result       Health is an equal opportunity
             in regulatory actions as          employer, services, and programs
             permitted under PA 368 or         provider.
             sanctions as permitted
             under the CHP Contract.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MSA-126 (9-99)

<PAGE>

             HEALTH PLAN COMPLAINT/GRIEVANCE SUMMARY REPORT FOR 2000
                     MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH

     The purposes of this report, a Level 1 complaint is an issue a member
presents to the health plan, either in written or oral form, requesting specific
corrective action that can not be resolved at the time of initial contact. This
Level 1 complaint is subject to formal review and investigation by the health
plan, according to the health plan's written complaint/grievance procedure.

If a health plan has fewer levels of review in its complaint/grievance procedure
than designated in this complaint/grievance summary, the health plan should note
this by entering "NA" for the levels that do not exist. If a health plan has
additional levels of review, the health plan should include the requested
information on additional pages.

For each level of the health plan's complaint/grievance process, attach a short
summary description of: (1) the individuals (by position title) who are involved
in rendering a determination, and (2) the process and procedures of the health
plan.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Enter Name of Health Plan                                    Report Date

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2000 COMPLAINT / GRIEVANCE SUMMARY:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LEVEL 1:
  Total Number of Level 1 complaints resolved in 2000.....   ________________

  Health plan's position was upheld.......................   ________________

  Health plan's position was overturned...................   ________________

  A compromise resolution was reached.....................   ________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 LEVEL 2:
  Total Number of Level 2 complaints resolved in 2000.....   ________________

  Health plan's position was upheld.......................   ________________

  Health plan's position was overturned...................   ________________

  A compromise resolution was reached.....................   ________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 LEVEL 3:
  Total Number of Level 3 complaints resolved in 2000.....   ________________

  Health plan's position was upheld.......................   ________________

  Health plan's position was overturned...................   ________________

  A compromise resolution was reached.....................   ________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 LAST LEVEL AVAILABLE TO A MEMBER WITHIN THE HEALTH PLAN:
  Total Number of complaints in 2000 resolved at the
  health plan's last level................................   ________________

  Health plan's position was upheld.......................   ________________

  Health plan's position was overturned...................   ________________

  A compromise resolution was reached.....................   ________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 HMO TASK FORCE:
  Number of complaints heard before the HMO Task Force
  and resolved in 2000....................................   ________________

  Health plan's position was upheld ......................   ________________

  Health plan's position was overturned...................   ________________

  Settlement was reached before Task Force hearing........   ________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MSA-131 (07-00)

<PAGE>

OTHER COMPLAINT AND GRIEVANCE INFORMATION:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Please provide the number of Level 1 complaints resolved by the health plan in
2000 for each of the following categories,

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     Access:              Administrative:              Clinical:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Explain the actions being taken by the health plan to address these complaints.

   __________________________________________________________________________

   __________________________________________________________________________

   __________________________________________________________________________

   __________________________________________________________________________

===============================================================================
In 2000, did the health plan resolve fewer or more complaints at each level than
in 1999?

             [ ] FEWER               [ ] MORE
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Explain the health plan's rationale for the changes in the number of complaints:
(Use additional Sheets as Needed)

   __________________________________________________________________________

   __________________________________________________________________________

   __________________________________________________________________________

   __________________________________________________________________________

===============================================================================
How many complaints took longer than 90 calendar days to
resolve as allowed under MCL 333.21035(1)(c).............  ___________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Information regarding the expedited grievances filed with the health plan during
2000 including:

     1.  Total number of expedited grievances filed with
         the health plan.................................  ___________________
     2.  Total number of initial expedited grievance
         determinations made by the health plan            ___________________

         i.   Number of determinations made approving the
              member's request...........................  ___________________
         ii.  Number of determinations  made denying the
              member's request ..........................  ___________________
         iii. Number of  determinations  denying  the
              member's request resulting in a request
              for further review by the health plan......  ___________________
         iv.  Number of determinations denying the
              member's request resulting in the member
              appealing to the Department................  ___________________

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name of Person Completing This                    Signature
Report (Typed or Printed)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Title                                             Area Code / Telephone Number
                                                  (         )
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         AUTHORITY:    PA 368 of 1978, as amended or CHP Contract.
        COMPLETION:    Is Required. Failure to file this report may result
                       in regulatory actions as permitted under PA 368 or
                       sanctions as permitted under the CHP Contract.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

        The Department of Community Health is an equal opportunity employer,
        services, and programs provider.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MSA-131 (07-00) (BACK)

<PAGE>

                                                              ------------------
                                                              Page       Of
         HEALTH PLAN MALPRACTICE LITIGATION REPORT
                                                              ------------------
          MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH             Report Date

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Health Plan Name                                              Report Year

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

INSTRUCTIONS:
 .   Please list all malpractice litigation for more than $50,000 that names any
     of the following as a party:
       (1)  the health plan,
       (2)  a provider contracted with the health plan, or
       (3)  an employee of the health plan.
 .   Attach additional pages as necessary.
 .   The state reserves the right to request additional information, as
     necessary.

MALPRACTICE LITIGATION:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                              STATUS
  DATE        AMOUNT     (PENDING, SETTLEMENT,  BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF CLAIM AND
  FILED       CLAIMED          ETC.)              RESOLUTION (IF APPLICABLE)
================================================================================
LITIGATION PENDING FROM PREVIOUS CALENDAR YEAR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LITIGATION FILED DURING REPORTING YEAR:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name of Person Completing Report               Title
(Typed or Printed)
                                               --------------------------------
                                               Telephone Number
                                               (        )
================================================================================
  AUTHORITY: PA 368 of 1978, as amended
             or CHP Contract.
 COMPLETION: Is Required. Failure to           The Department of Community
             file this report may result       Health is an equal opportunity
             in regulatory actions as          employer, services, and programs
             permitted under PA 368 or         provider.
             sanctions as permitted
             under the CHP Contract.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MSA-129 (9-99)

<PAGE>

                                                                ----------------
   ANNUAL REPORT OF ENROLLMENT BY LINE OF BUSINESS AND COUNTY   Page:     Of:
          MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH
                                                                ----------------

INSTRUCTIONS: Copy and attach this form if needed to list additional counties.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name of Health Plan                    Report Date           Report Year

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
               COMMERCIAL ENROLLMENT by LINE OF BUSINESS or CONTRACT TYPE               GOVERNMENT RELATED ENROLLMENT
            ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                           OTHER                                                          Government
  COUNTY                Commercial                        Explain  Commercial            Medicare    Medicare     OTHER   Sub-Total
   NAME     Commercial     POS      MIChild   Non-Group      #1    Sub-Total   Medicaid    Risk    Supplemental  Explain     #2
====================================================================================================================================
<S>         <C>         <C>         <C>        <C>         <C>     <C>         <C>       <C>       <C>            <C>     <C>
                                                                          -                                                     -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          -                                                     -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          -                                                     -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          -                                                     -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          -                                                     -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          -                                                     -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          -                                                     -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          -                                                     -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          -                                                     -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          -                                                     -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          -                                                     -
====================================================================================================================================
TOTALS:            -           -        -           -         -           -         -         -             -        -          -
====================================================================================================================================

<CAPTION>
-----------------------
             ENROLLMENT
  COUNTY       GRAND
   NAME        TOTAL
=======================
<S>              <C>
                 -
-----------------------
                 -
-----------------------
                 -
-----------------------
                 -
-----------------------
                 -
-----------------------
                 -
-----------------------
                 -
-----------------------
                 -
-----------------------
                 -
-----------------------
                 -
-----------------------
                 -
=======================
TOTALS:          -
=======================
</TABLE>

#1 - Explain OTHER (Line of COMMERCIAL Business):

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#2 - Explain OTHER (Line of GOVERNMENT Business):

================================================================================
  AUTHORITY: PA 368, of the Public Acts        The Department of Community
             of 1978, as amended               Health is an equal opportunity
             or CHP Contract.                  employer, services, and programs
 COMPLETION: Is Required. Failure to           provider.
             file this report may result
             in regulatory actions as
             permitted under PA 368 or
             sanctions as permitted
             under the CHP Contract.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MSA-130 (Excel) (9-99)

<PAGE>

                                                              ------------------
                 HEALTH PLAN ABORTION REPORT                  Page       Of

           MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH            ------------------
                                                              Report Date

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Health Plan Name                                              Report Year

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

INSTRUCTIONS:
  . Attach additional sheets as necessary.

The Health Plan covered abortions during this period for the following reasons:
(check only ONE)

BENEFICIARY                                                     TO SAVE LIFE OF
ID NUMBER               RAPE                INCEST                  MOTHER
================================================================================
                        [ ]                  [ ]                      [ ]
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                        [ ]                  [ ]                      [ ]
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                        [ ]                  [ ]                      [ ]
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                        [ ]                  [ ]                      [ ]
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                        [ ]                  [ ]                      [ ]
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                        [ ]                  [ ]                      [ ]
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                        [ ]                  [ ]                      [ ]
================================================================================
 TOTALS: -->
================================================================================

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name of Person Completing Report         Title
(Typed or Printed)
                                        ----------------------------------------
                                         Telephone Number
                                         (        )
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   AUTHORITY: CHP Contract                     The Department of Community
  COMPLETION: Is Required. Failure to          Health is an equal opportunity
              file this report may             employer, services, and programs
              result in sanctions as           provider.
              permitted under the CHP
              Contract.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MSA-0128 (9-99) (W)

<PAGE>

                                                                ----------------
                 HEALTH PLAN VACCINE DOSE REPORT                Report Date

             MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH            ----------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Health Plan Name                                                Report Year

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

BACKGROUND:
One of the important health services that health plans provide is immunizations.
Most vaccines for immunizations that are covered for Medicaid beneficiaries are
available free from the Local Health Department. The Vaccines for Children (VFC)
Program provides free vaccines for all Medicaid eligibles age 18 and under and
the Michigan Vaccine Replacement Program (VPR) provides hepatitis B, MMR, OPV,
TD, and IPV, free for all beneficiaries age 19 and older. Most physicians who
immunize Medicaid patients are already taking advantage of this program.

The federal government requires accountability for vaccines distributed through
the VFC. Until contracting health plans have fully operational encounter data
reporting systems, it is necessary that all plans continue to report vaccine
use.

The report below is to be used for this requirement, or you may develop your own
report mechanism that provides the requested information.

VACCINE DOSE REPORT:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                    NUMBER OF DOSES            NUMBER OF DOSES
  VACCINE NAME    HCPCS CODE        AGE 18 AND UNDER           AGE 19 AND OLDER
================================================================================
DTaP                90700                                           N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DTP                 90701                                           N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
??? (under 7
 years old)         907022                                          N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MMR                 90707
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OPV                 90712
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IPV                 90713
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Varicella *         90716
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Td (7 years
and older)          90718
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DTP / Hib           90720                                           N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DTaP / Hib          90721                                           N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hib                 90737                                           N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hepatitis B
(child)             90744                                           N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hepatitis B
(adolescent)        90745
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hepatitis B
(adult)             90746                 N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hib/ Hep B          Q0158                                           N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Varicella is NOT available free for persons age 19 and older.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name of Person Completing Report         Title
(Typed or Printed)
                                         ---------------------------------------
                                         Telephone Number
                                         (       )
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   AUTHORITY: CHP Contract                 The Department of Community Health is
  COMPLETION: Is Required. Failure to      an equal opportunity employer,
              file this report may         services, and programs provider.
              result in sanctions as
              permitted under the CHP
              Contract.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MSA-127 (9-99)

<PAGE>

         2000 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR MEDICAID HEALTH PLANS AND HMOs

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                          Product                  Period                           Instructions
        Report             Line     Due Date       Covered        Submitted to:      (Format)          Authority        Focus Area
====================================================================================================================================
<S>                        <C>      <C>         <C>              <C>              <C>               <C>                <C>
         ANNUAL
====================================================================================================================================

Consolidated Annual         All      3/31/00    Jan 1-Dec 31       CM, LO          Reminder letter   MCL 333.21083      All areas
Report*                                                                               and forms        R325.6815
                                                                                                    Contract(II-B-4
                                                                                                       and II-X)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HEDIS(R)                   C/MC      6/30/00    Jan 1-Dec 31         LO                 NCQA         MCL 333.21083       Quality,
                                                                                                       R325.6815       Utilization
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HEDIS(R)                     M       6/30/00    Jan 1-Dec 31         CM                98-05           Contract          Quality,
                                       **                                               NCQA           (II-X-1)        Utilization
====================================================================================================================================
      SEMI-ANNUAL
====================================================================================================================================
Complaint and                M       1/30/00    July 1-Dec 31        CM               MSA-131          Contract          Quality
Grievance                            7/30/00    Jan 1-June 30                                          (II-X-4)
====================================================================================================================================
       QUARTERLY
====================================================================================================================================
Financial                   All      8/15/00    Apr 1-Jun 30       CM, LO               NAIC         Contract II-X       Financial
                                    11/15/00    Jul 1-Sep 30                          INS-317
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Enrollment Data             All      6/15/00    Jan 1-Mar 31         LO               12/23/98         R325.6815        Utilization
Inpat Disch Data                     9/15/00    Apr 1-Jun 30                      J. Griffith memo
(lic. HMOs only)                    12/15/00    Jul 1-Sep 30
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Utilization                  M       1/30/00    Jan 1-Dec31          CM             98-05, 98-06       Contract         Utilization
                                     4/30/00    Jan 1-Mar31                                             (II-X)
                                     7/30/00    Jan 1-Jun 30
                                    10/30/00    Jan 1-Sep 30
====================================================================================================================================
       MONTHLY
====================================================================================================================================
Financial                    M       30 days    30 days after        CM               Variable         Contract         Financial
(shared risk only)                  after end    end of month                                          (II-X-5)
                                    of month
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Claims Processing            M       30 days    30 days after        CM               MSA-2009         Contract         Financial
                                    after end    end of month                                           (II-X)
                                    of month
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Encounter Data               M       Monthly      Minimum of         DEG           Encounter Data      Contract          Quality,
(as capacity develops)                             Monthly       electronically      Submission        (II-X-2)        Utilization
                                                                                      Manual
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

          M = Medicaid, C = Commercial, MC = Medicare    LO = Licensing Officer,
                                                         CM = Contract Manager
* A single consolidated Annual Report is required from all licensed Health
  Maintenance Organizations and Medicaid contracted health plans.
The 2000 Annual Report is due 3/30/2001 and will include the following
components:
    Summary Annual Report for Subscribers - MCL 333.21085
    Health Plan Profile--MSA-126
    Financial--NAIC, INS-317, Audited Financial Statements
    Complaint & Grievance--MSA-131
    Litigation--MSA-129 (limited to litigation directly naming health plan)
    Annual Report of Enrollment--MSA-130 (licensed HMOs only)
    Enrollment by Line of Business--MSA-2005 (licensed HMOs only)
    Inpatient Discharge Data--MSA-2006 (licensed HMOs only)
    Abortion--MSA-128
    Vaccines--MSA-127
    Physician Incentive Program (PIP) Reporting--HCFA annual update format
    Provider Directory
    Certificate of Coverage
    Member Handbook
**Refer to January 20, 2000 letter from Richard Murdock for additional details
  about 1999 Medicaid HEDIS filing instructions.

                                                                         5/12/00

<PAGE>

                                                           CONTRACT #071B1001026
[GRAPHIC APPEARS HERE]

                                  ATTACHMENT A

                           CONTRACTOR'S AWARDED PRICES

<PAGE>

                                                           CONTRACT #071B1001026
[GRAPHIC APPEARS HERE]

                                  ATTACHMENT A
                       Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.
                        dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan
                                 AWARDED PRICES

                                AFDC        ABAD          OAA          Maternity
                                ----        ----          ---          ---------
Region I
       Wayne

Region II
       No approved counties

Region III
       No approved counties

Region IV
       Ionia                     [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Kent                      [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Lake                      [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Manistee                  [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Mason                     [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Mecosta                   [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Missaukee                 [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Montcalm                  [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Muskegon                  [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Newaygo                   [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Oceana                    [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Ottawa                    [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Wexford                   [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]

Region V
       No approved counties

Region VI
       No approved counties

Region VII
       Alpena                    [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Arenac                    [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Bay                       [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Crawford                  [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Gladwin                   [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Gratiot                   [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Huron                     [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]

<PAGE>

                                                           CONTRACT #071B1001026
[GRAPHIC APPEARS HERE]

                                  ATTACHMENT A
                       Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.
                  dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan - continued
                                 AWARDED PRICES

Region VII--continued
       Iosco                        [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Midland                      [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Montmorency                  [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Ogemaw                       [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Oscoda                       [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Otsego                       [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Presque Isle                 [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Roscommon                    [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Saginaw                      [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Sanilac                      [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]
       Tuscola                      [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]

Region VIII
       No approved counties

Region IX

       Macomb                       [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]

Region X
       Oakland                      [*]         [*]          [*]             [*]

<PAGE>

                                                           CONTRACT #071B1001026
[GRAPHIC APPEARS HERE]

                                  ATTACHMENT B

                             APPROVED SERVICE AREAS

<PAGE>

                                                           CONTRACT #071B1001026
[GRAPHIC APPEARS HERE]

                                  ATTACHMENT B
                       Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.
                        dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan

Approved Service Area

Region I
       Wayne

Region II
       No approved counties

Region III
       No approved counties

Region IV
       Ionia
       Kent
       Lake
       Manistee
       Mason
       Mecosta
       Missaukee
       Montcalm
       Muskegon
       Oceana
       Ottawa
       Wexford

Region V
       No approved counties

Region VI
       No approved counties

Region VII
       Alpena
       Arenac
       Bay
       Crawford
       Gladwin
       Gratiot
       Huron
       Iosco
       Midland

<PAGE>

                                                           CONTRACT #071B1001026
[GRAPHIC APPEARS HERE]

                             ATTACHMENT B-continued
                       Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.
                        dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan

Region VII-continued
       Montmorency
       Ogemaw
       Oscoda
       Otsego
       Presque Isle
       Roscommon
       Saginaw
       Sanilac
       Tuscola

Region VIII
       No approved counties

Region IX
       No approved counties

Region X
       No approved counties

<PAGE>

                                                           CONTRACT #071B1001026
[GRAPHIC APPEARS HERE]

                                  ATTACHMENT C

                             CORRECTIVE ACTION PLANS
                        (to be developed at a later date)

<PAGE>

Form No. DMB 234 (Rev. 1/96)
AUTHORITY: Act 431 of 1984
COMPLETION: Required
PENALTY: Contract will not be executed unless form is filed

                                STATE OF MICHIGAN
                       DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
                              OFFICE OF PURCHASING
                        P.O. BOX 30026, LANSING, MI 48909
                                       OR
                        530 W. ALLEGAN, LANSING, MI 48933

                            CONTRACT NO. 071B1001026
                                     between
                              THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
                                      and

NAME & ADDRESS OF VENDOR                       TELEPHONE  Michael A. Graham
   Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.         (248) 454-1070
   dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan           --------------------------------
   43097, Woodward Avenue, Suite 200           VENDOR NUMBER/MAIL CODE
   Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302                  (2) 38-3341599 (008)
                                               --------------------------------
                                               BUYER (517) 373-2467
                                               /s/ Ray E. Irvine
                                               ---------------------------------
                                               Ray E. Irvine
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contract Administrator: Rick Murdock
  Comprehensive Health Care Program (CHCP) Services for Medicaid Beneficiaries
         in Selected Michigan Counties -- Department of Community Health
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CONTRACT PERIOD:             From:  October 1, 2000        To:  October 1, 2002*
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TERMS                                     SHIPMENT
                   N/A                                          N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
F.O.B.                                    SHIPPED FROM
                   N/A                                          N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MINIMUM DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS
*Plus three (3) each possible one-year extensions
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION:

The terms and conditions of this Contract are those of ITB #07110000251, this
Contract Agreement and the vendor's quote dated 5-1-00, and subsequent Best And
Final Offer. In the event of any conflicts between the specifications, terms and
conditions indicated by the State and those indicated by the vendor, those of
the State take precedence.

Estimated Contract Value: The exact dollar value of this contract is unknown;
the Contractor will be paid based on actual beneficiary enrollment at the rates
(prices) specified in Attachment A to the Contract
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
THIS IS NOT AN ORDER: This Contract Agreement is awarded on the basis of our
inquiry bearing the ITB No.07110000251. A Purchase Order Form will be issued
only as the requirements of the State Departments are submitted to the Office of
Purchasing. Orders for delivery may be issued directly by the State Departments
through the issuance of a Purchase Order Form.

All terms and conditions of the invitation to bid are made a part hereof.
================================================================================

FOR THE VENDOR:                        FOR THE STATE:
 Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.
 dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan     /s/ David F. Ancell
----------------------------------     ---------------------------------------
            Firm Name                                Signature
     /s/ Michael A. Graham                        David F. Ancell
----------------------------------     ---------------------------------------
   Authorized Agent Signature                         Name
       Michael A. Graham,
    Chief Executive Officer                  State Purchasing Director
----------------------------------     ---------------------------------------
 Authorized Agent (Print or Type)                     Title
            9/28/00                                [ILLEGIBLE]
----------------------------------     ---------------------------------------
              Date                                    Date

<PAGE>

Form No. DMB 234A (Rev. 1/96)
AUTHORITY: Act 431 of 1984
COMPLETION: Required
PENALTY: Failure to deliver in accordance with Contract
terms and conditions and this notice, may be considered
in default of Contract

                                STATE OF MICHIGAN
                       DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET      January 19, 2001
                              OFFICE OF PURCHASING
                        P.O. BOX 30026, LANSING, MI 48909
                                       OR
                        530 W. ALLEGAN, LANSING, MI 48933

                               CHANGE NOTICE NO.2
                                       TO
                            CONTRACT NO. 071B1001026
                                     BETWEEN
                              THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
                                       AND

NAME & ADDRESS OF VENDOR                       TELEPHONE  Michael A. Graham
   Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.         (248) 454-1070
   dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan           ---------------------------------
   43097 Woodward Avenue, Suite 200            VENDOR NUMBER/MAIL CODE
   Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302                  (2) 38-3341599 (008)
                                               ---------------------------------
                                               BUYER (517) 373-2467
                                               /s/ Ray E. Irvine,
                                               ---------------------------------
                                               Ray E. Irvine, C.P.M
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contract Administrator: Rick Murdock
  Comprehensive Health Care Program (CHCP) Services for Medicaid Beneficiaries
         in Selected Michigan Counties -- Department of Community Health
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CONTRACT PERIOD:     From:  October 1, 2000          To:  October 1, 2002*
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TERMS                                     SHIPMENT
                   N/A                                          N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
F.O.B.                                    SHIPPED FROM
                   N/A                                          N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MINIMUM DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS
*Plus three (3) each possible one-year extensions
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NATURE OF CHANGE(S):

     The attached three (3) pages of Contract Changes are effective February 1,
     2001. A revised contract document incorporating these changes will be
     distributed by Department of Community Health (DCH) (Mr. Rick Murdock's
     office) at a later date.

AUTHORITY/REASON:

     Request of agency per memo from Rick Murdock dated 1-17-01, and Section I-T
     (Modification of Contract).

TOTAL ESTIMATED CONTRACT VALUE REMAINS:

     The exact dollar value of this contract is unknown; the contractor will be
     paid based upon actual beneficiary enrollment at the rates (prices)
     specified in Attachment A to the original Notice of Contract.

<PAGE>

                                CONTRACT CHANGES

             (LISTED IN PAGE NUMBER ORDER AS FOUND IN THE CONTRACT)

1.   Page vii (Definition section), "Department", delete the word "it" and
     insert "its".

(Rationale: Clerical Change)

2.   Page viii (Definition section), "HMO", delete the words "defined in
     Michigan Compiled Laws (MCL 333.21005(2)

     (Rationale: New State Statue)

3.   Page 4, Section I-J, (Contract Invoicing and Payment) Insert the following
     at the end of the first paragraph:

          "The contractor shall be responsible for billing for the approved
          maternity case rate consistent with the department's billing
          requirements."

(Rationale: Technical Change--Language to be consistent with Medicaid Procedures
for payment of Maternity Case Rate)

4.   Page 16, Section II-D-2, (Multiple Region Service Areas), Delete "IT" from
     the third sentence, second paragraph, and insert "it".

(Rationale: Clerical Change)

5.   Page 23, II-H-2 (Enhanced Services). Delete "nominal" in the second to last
     line of the page.

(Rationale: Clarifying change as no fee, even "nominal" can be charged under
this circumstance)

6.   Page 32, II-J-1 (Special Waiver Provisions for the CHCP), In the third line
     of last of the subsection insert an "e" to "th"

(Rationale: Clerical Change)

7.   Page 37, II-M-2-f (Member Services Staff). Delete "Staff" in the Title of
     the subsection and first line and insert, "Director".
     Page 37, II-M-2-g (Provider Services Staff). Delete "Staff" in the Title of
     the subsection and first line and insert, "Director".

(Rationale: Clarifying Change and to be consistent with Site Visit Criteria)

8.   Page 42, II-M, 6(f),(Provider Contracts) Insert an additional bullet to
     this subsection to read:
   . Provides for continuity of treatment in the event a provider's
     participation terminates during the course of a member's treatment by that
     provider.

                                     Page 2                             01/25/01

<PAGE>

(Rationale: Change required in order to be consistent with overall Contract
requirements regarding continuity of care)

9.   Page 42, II-M, 6(h) (Provider Credentialling), Change phrase in parenthesis
     from at least every two years to (at least every three years)

     (Rationale: To be comparable to Senate bill 1209, Chapter 35 section
     3528(4) language that, A HMO shall obtain primary verification of
     participating health professionals at least every 3 years. Also NCQA's
     allowance of three year re-credentialing cycle for all products.

10.  Page 44, II-N-1 (Electronic Billing Capacity) make the following changes:

     Delete subsection (a) and re-letter the remaining subsections.

     Delete subsection (b) current language and insert the following as
     re-lettered (a).
          (a) Be capable of accepting electronic billing for UB 92 (inpatient
              and outpatient claims) in the Medicare version 050 electronic
              format.

     Delete subsection (c) current language and insert the following as
     re-lettered (b):
          (b) Be capable of accepting professional claims electronically using
              the National Electronic Data Interchange Transaction Set Health
              Care Claim: Professional 837 (ASC X12N 837, version 3051) format
              no later than August 1,2001. DCH will publish guidelines
              describing the electronic format requirements.

(Rationale: To be consistent with current timeframe and requirements)

11.  Page 44, II-N-1, (Electronic Billing Capacity). Insert the following
     language at the end of Subsection (1):

          "The promulgation of Medicaid policy and provider manuals will specify
          the coding and procedures that will be acceptable. Therefore, a
          provider should be able to bill a health plan using the same format
          and coding instructions as that required for the Medicaid Fee for
          Service program. Health plans may not require providers to complete
          additional fields on the electronic forms that are not specified under
          the Medicaid Fee for Service policy and provider manuals.

     The distinction in billing between health plans and the Medicaid Fee for
     Service program will be limited to requests of additional documentation and
     identification of services requiring prior authorization. Health plans may
     require additional documentation, such as medical records, to justify the
     level of care provided. In addition, health plans may require prior
     authorization for services for which the Medicaid Fee for Service program
     does not require prior authorization.

     DCH has published and will update the web-site addresses or e-mail address
     of health plans. This information will make it more convenient for
     providers; (including out of network providers) to be aware of and contact
     respective health plans regarding the documentation, prior authorization
     issues, and provider appeal processes. The DCH web-site location is:
     www.mdch.mi.state.us

(Rationale:   To be consistent with current instructions regarding uniform
billing)

                                     Page 3                             01/25/01

<PAGE>

12.  Page 45, II-N-4 (Arbitration) Delete the last two paragraphs under this
     subsection.

(Rationale: To be consistent with the provisions of 2000 PA 187 and the
guidelines established by the Insurance Commissioner)

13.  Page 50, II-Q, (Utilization Management) Insert the following after
     "policies" in the first bullet: "review decision criteria".

(Rationale: Necessary to assure that Contractors have "written decision
criteria" that is used in their utilization management program.)

14.  Page 55, Section II-U-1 (Contract Grievance/Complaint Procedure
     Requirements). Correct the legal citation to read "MCL 500.2213".

(Rationale: Clerical Change)

15.  Page 55, Section II-U-3, (State Medicaid Appeal Process) Insert the
     following at the end of subsection (3):

          The Contractor must include the Medicaid Fair Hearing Process as part
          of the written internal process for resolution of complaints and
          grievances as well as including references of the Medicaid Fair
          Hearing process in the Member Handbook.

(Rationale: To clarify the intent of federal and state procedures and
requirements regarding the Medicaid Fair Hearing Process)

16.  Page 59, Section II-X, (Data Reporting) delete "E" from the first
     paragraph, line - 6, and insert "F".

(Rationale: Clerical Change)

17.  Page 60, II-X, (Data Reporting) Insert a new category # 5 as follows:
     5. Semi-annual complaint and grievance report

(Rationale: HCFA's Waiver requirement is to maintain the semi-annual
complaint/grievance reporting from plans.)

18.  Page 61, Section II-AA, (Special Payment Provisions-DCH Processing
     Inpatient Claims). Insert the following at the end of subsection (1):
     "Until September 30, 2001 Contractors may elect the above option. After
     September 30,2001, Contractors will be responsible for inpatient claims
     payments."

     (Rationale: The DCH will no longer be providing this assistance to
     Contractors after 9-30-01)

                                     Page 4                             01/25/01

<PAGE>

Form No. DMB 234A (Rev. 1/96)
AUTHORITY: Act 431 of 1984
COMPLETION: Required
PENALTY: Failure to deliver in accordance with Contract
terms and conditions and this notice, may be considered
in default of Contract

                                STATE OF MICHIGAN
                       DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET     February 21, 2001
                              OFFICE OF PURCHASING
                        P.O. BOX 30026, LANSING, MI 48909
                                       OR
                        530 W. ALLEGAN, LANSING, MI 48933

                               CHANGE NOTICE NO.3
                                       TO
                            CONTRACT NO. 071B1001026
                                     BETWEEN
                              THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
                                       AND

NAME & ADDRESS OF VENDOR                       TELEPHONE  Michael A. Graham
   Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.         (248) 454-1070
   dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan           ---------------------------------
   43097, Woodward Avenue, Suite 200           VENDOR NUMBER/MAIL CODE
   Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302                  (2) 38-3341599 (009)
                                               ---------------------------------
                                               BUYER (517) 241-1647
                                               /s/ Irene Pena
                                               ---------------------------------
                                               Irene Pena
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contract Administrator: Rick Murdock
  Comprehensive Health Care Program (CHCP) Services for Medicaid Beneficiaries
         in Selected Michigan Counties -- Department of Community Health
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CONTRACT PERIOD:        From:  October 1, 2000      To:  October 1, 2002*
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TERMS                                     SHIPMENT
                   N/A                                          N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
F.O.B.                                    SHIPPED FROM
                   N/A                                          N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MINIMUM DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS
*Plus three (3) each possible one-year extensions
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NATURE OF CHANGE:
     Please note that the buyer for this contract is now Irene Pena.
     Also please note change in mail code. Correct mail code for the above
     address is Mail Code 009.

AUTHORITY/REASON:
     DMB/OOP

TOTAL ESTIMATED CONTRACT VALUE REMAINS:
     The exact dollar value of this contract is unknown; the contractor will be
     paid based upon actual beneficiary enrollment at the rates (prices)
     specified in Attachment A to the original Notice of Contract.

<PAGE>

Form No. DMB 234A (Rev. 1/96)
AUTHORITY: Act 431 of 1984
COMPLETION: Required
PENALTY: Failure to deliver in accordance with Contract
terms and conditions and this notice, may be considered
in default of Contract

                                STATE OF MICHIGAN
                       DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET      November 7, 2001
                              OFFICE OF PURCHASING
                        P.O. BOX 30026, LANSING, MI 48909
                                       OR
                        530 W. ALLEGAN, LANSING, MI 48933

                               CHANGE NOTICE NO.4
                                       TO
                            CONTRACT NO. 071B1001026
                                     between
                              THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
                                       and

NAME & ADDRESS OF VENDOR                       TELEPHONE  Michael A. Graham
   Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.         (248) 454-1070
   dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan           ---------------------------------
   43097 Woodward Avenue, Suite 200            VENDOR NUMBER/MAIL CODE
   Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302                  (2) 38-3341599 (009)
                                               ---------------------------------
                                               BUYER (517) 241-1467
                                               /s/ Irene Pena
                                               ---------------------------------
                                               Irene Pena
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contract Administrator: Rick Murdock
  Comprehensive Health Care Program (CHCP) Services for Medicaid Beneficiaries
         in Selected Michigan Counties -- Department of Community Health
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CONTRACT PERIOD:    From:  October 1, 2000     To:  October 1, 2002*
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TERMS                               SHIPMENT
           N/A                                         N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
F.O.B.                              SHIPPED FROM
           N/A                                         N/A
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MINIMUM DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS
*Plus three (3) each possible one-year extensions
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NATURE OF CHANGE(S):

     Effective 10/1/01 the attached document is hereby incorporated into this
     contract.

AUTHORITY/REASON:

     Per agency's request from Rick Murdock on 9/27/01 and in accordance with
     the modification clause

TOTAL ESTIMATED CONTRACT VALUE REMAINS:

     The exact dollar value of this contract is unknown; the contractor will be
     paid based upon actual beneficiary enrollment at the rates (prices)
     specified in Attachment A to the original Notice of Contract.

<PAGE>

          HEALTH PLAN CONTRACT CHANGES TO BE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2001

                  PROPOSED HEALTH PLAN CONTRACT CHANGES NOTICES
                    RFP CONTRACT AWARDED FOR BID #071I0000251

DEFINITIONS

     1.   Insert on Page vi a new definition, "Abuse" as follows:

          "Abuse" means practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal,
          business or medical practices, resulting in unnecessary cost to the
          Medicaid Program, or reimburse for services that are not medically
          necessary or fail to meet professionally recognized standards of
          care."

Rationale: Consistent with the MDCH Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Policy.

     2.   "Clean Claim", (Page vi). Delete current definition and insert,

          "Clean Claim," means that as defined in MCL 400.111i and the Michigan
          Office of Financial and Insurance Services Bulletin 2000/09.

Rationale: Consistent with Statutory obligation for Health Plans.

     3.   "Contractor", (Page vii). Insert:

          "HMO," after "Contractor,"

Rationale: Consistent with use of terms by DCH in policy.

     4.   Insert on Page viii, a new definition, "Fraud", as follows:

     "Fraud" means the intentional misrepresentation or deception made by a
     person with the knowledge that the deception or misrepresentation could
     result in unauthorized benefit to that person or another person."

Rationale: Consistent with the MDCH Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Policy

5.   "HCFA", (Page viii). Delete current definition and insert (and reorder with
     new term):

"CMS". Replace HCFA throughout Contract and replace with CMS

Rationale: Consistent with recent federal name change.

                                                                               1
                                                                         9/27/01

<PAGE>

           HEALTH PLAN CONTRACT CHANGES TO BE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1,2001

SECTION I: CONTRACTUAL SERVICES TERMS AND CONDITIONS

6.   Section I-B, (Issuing Office), Page 1. Delete

   "Ray Irvine" and insert "Irene Pena".

Rationale: To update formal point of Contact with the Office of Purchasing.

7.   Section I-GG, (Year 2000 Software Compliance) Page 12.

   Delete entire section.

Rationale: No longer necessary to include in Contract.

SECTION II. WORK STATEMENT

8.   Section II-D-2, (Multiple Service Area) Page 17. Delete the following
     from last sentence of subsection.

"Service area expansion will only be approved in those counties requiring
additional capacity as determined by DCH."

Rationale: Current language limits flexibility of DCH to meet changing needs of
provider network changes and impact on existing service areas.

9.   Section II-D-4, (Contractor Minimum Capacity) Page 17. Delete entire
     subsection (4).

Rationale: Due to drafting error, this subsection was not able to be implemented
and is no longer needed at this time.

10.       Section II-E-2 (Medicaid Eligible Groups Who May Voluntarily Enroll in
          the CHCP), Page 18. Delete the last bullet and insert the following:

     .    Pregnant women, whose pregnancy is the basis for Medicaid Eligibility
          and Pregnant women who are in their third trimester of pregnancy

Rationale: To be consistent with State Appropriations Boilerplate direction to
the DCH.

11.  Section II-G-3, (Enrollment Lock In) Page 20. Delete the paragraph
     following the last bullet in subsection.

                                                                               2
                                                                         9/27/01

<PAGE>

           HEALTH PLAN CONTRACT CHANGES TO BE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1,2001

Rationale: Language was inserted to permit additional open enrollment period
following FY 01 rebid and is no longer necessary.

12.  Section II-G-4, (Rural Area Exception), Page 20. Delete current language
     of the subsection (4) and insert the following:

   "During Fiscal Year 2001/2002, following appropriate federal approval, the
   DCH will implement a "Rural Area Exception" policy that will permit mandatory
   enrollment of Medicaid Beneficiaries into a health plan that has service area
   approval within a county and is the only health plan with service area
   approval in the respective county. The health plan must provide enrolled
   Beneficiaries a choice of individual providers and permit out of network
   referrals if specialist and other providers are not available for appropriate
   medically necessary services. The DCH will notify Contractors once federal
   approval has been secured. The DCH will provide notice to Contractors of the
   effective date of this policy. This policy will only be implemented in
   counties that are designated as "Rural"."

Rationale: Certain counties of the state can only support one system of provider
network. As long as choice is provided for Beneficiaries mandatory enrollment
should occur. Implementation will be taken through either amendment to the
current waiver for the CHCP program or final rules developed by CMS followed by
development of target counties appropriate for this policy and Beneficiary
notification

13.  Section II-G-11, (Disenrollment Requests Initiated by the Contractor), Page
     22. Insert

     "medically" after "becomes" in the second line of the first sentence of the
     paragraph following the last bullet of this subsection.

   Section II-G-11, (Disenrollment Requests Initiated by the Contractor), Page
   22. Insert the following after "Act" in the second line of the first sentence
   of the paragraph following the last bullet of this subsection:

   "as described in Section II-U-4-cv" (page 56)

Rationale: To clarify that disenrollment related to CSHCS eligibility also
requires enrollment into CSHCS.

14.  Section II-G-13, (Disenrollment for Cause Initiated by the Enrollee), Page
     22. Insert the following before the last sentence of this subsection:

   "Beneficiaries must demonstrate that adequate care is not available by
   providers within the Health Plan's provider network. Further criteria, as
   necessary, will be developed by DCH."

                                                                               3
                                                                         9/27/01

<PAGE>

          HEALTH PLAN CONTRACT CHANGES TO BE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2001

     Rationale: Clarification is needed to protect Beneficiaries yet assure that
     other resources of the Health Plan are utilized prior to disenrollment and
     enrollment into another Health Plan.

     15.  Section II-I-4 (Maternal and Infant Support Services), Page 27. Delete
          the last paragraph of the subsection.

     Rationale: The subsection was drafted for the first RFP in 1996 as
     transitions were made between FFS and managed care for the MSS/ISS program.
     The criteria have been met every year.

     16.  Section II-I-6 (Co-payments) Page 28. Insert the following language at
          the end of the subsection.

        "Subject to the same limitations identified in this subsection, the DCH
        will permit Co-payments to be implemented by Health Plans outside of the
        annual open enrollment period if the Health Plan provides notification
        to all of their Medicaid Enrollees and waives the 12-month lock-in from
        date of notification to enrollees through 30 days following the
        effective date of the co-payment. Approval outside of the annual open
        enrollment period will be permitted only once a year consistent with a
        DCH developed schedule."

     Rationale: The DCH has been requested to consider this provision and is
     willing to implement within parameters that will require the least
     disruption to the enrollment procedures and communications.

     17.  Section II-I-18, (20 Visit Mental Health Outpatient Benefit), Page 32.
          Insert a new Subsection 18 (and insert a corresponding bullet on the
          bottom on page 24) to read as follows:

          "18. 20 Visit Mental Health Outpatient Benefit.

          The Contractor shall provide the 20 Visit Mental Health Outpatient
          Benefit consistent with the policy and procedures established by
          Medicaid Policy Bullet (QHP 00-08). Services may be provided through
          contracts with Community Mental Health Services Program, CMHSP, or
          through contracts with other appropriate providers within the service
          area.

     Rationale: Language necessary to provide specific linkage between Medicaid
     policy and this Contract.

     18.  Section II-L-1, (Administrative and Organizational Criteria), Page 34.
          Delete the bullet reference to accreditation and insert a new bullet
          to read:

                                                                               4
                                                                         9/27/01

<PAGE>

          HEALTH PLAN CONTRACT CHANGES TO BE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2001

      .   Be accredited as a managed care organization by either the National
          Committee on Quality Assurance, NCQA, or Joint Commission on
          Accreditation of Health Care Organizations, JCAHO, no later than
          September 30, 2002 or have a formal NCQA or JCAHO site visit
          scheduled;

     Rationale: Previous language stipulated timeline to seek accreditation and
     is no longer necessary. Accreditation status will be consideration for
     renewal or rebidding Contract in October 1, 2002.

     19.  Section II-L-3, (Provider Network and Health Services Delivery
          Criteria), Page 34. Insert a new bullet to read:

     (The Contractor):
      .   complies with Medicaid Policy regarding procedures for authorization
          and reimbursement for out of network providers.

     Rationale: A product of the Model Hospital/Health Plan Contract process
     will be Medicaid policy regarding "non-par" procedures that will assure
     access to care and reimbursement procedures.

     20.  Section H-M-6-I, (PCP Standards), Page 43. Insert the following as a
          new paragraph before the first full paragraph on page 43:

          "The Contractor will permit enrollees to choose a "clinic" as a PCP
          provided that the provider files submitted to the Enrollment Services
          Contractor is completed consistent with DCH requirements.

     Rationale: Through discussions between DCH and Health Plans at the
     Enrollment Subcommittee, this arrangement has been developed to respond to
     Beneficiary requests.

     21.  Section II-N-7, (Case Rate Payments for Emergency Services), Pages
          45-46. Delete the last two sentences of the subsection.

     Rationale: The language is no longer necessary as it described how the DCH
     would implement the policy.

     22.  Section II-O, (Provider Services (Network and Out of Network), Page
          46. Insert a new bullet to read:

     (The Contractor will)
      .   Make its provider policies, procedures and appeal processes available
          over its website. Updates to the policies and procedures will be
          available on the website as well as through other media used by the
          Contractor.

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     Rationale: Because of numerous out of network services, it is important
     that non-par providers have access to the individual policies, procedures
     and provider appeal process. The use of websites provides this
     accessibility.

     23.  Section II-P, 2 & 3, (Performance Objectives and Statewide Performance
          Improvement) Page 48, Delete both subsections and replace with the
          following as a new subsection (2) and renumber remaining subsections:

               2.   Annual Performance Improvement Objectives

          In addition to its internal Quality Assessment and Performance
          Improvement Program, the Contractor may be required to participate in
          statewide focused studies and meet minimum performance objectives.

          The DCH will collaborate with the CAC and Contractors to determine
          priority areas for statewide focused studies and performance
          improvement initiatives. This will include the establishment of time
          frames for submission of data and information, and review and approval
          of the methodologies associated with the focused studies to assure
          that comparisons among Contractors are possible. The clinical priority
          areas may vary from one year to the next and will reflect the needs of
          the population; such as care of children, pregnant women, and persons
          with special health care needs (e.g. HIV/AIDs).

          The Contractor will assess performance for the priority area(s)
          identified by the CAC as requested by DCH, using measurable
          indicators. The Contractor must submit data and information for
          priority area(s) as requested by DCH. The Contractor will address the
          statewide focused study findings for priority area(s) through its
          Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program and develop
          performance improvement goals, objectives and activities specific to
          the Contractor.

          DCH will establish and attach annual performance objectives to the
          Contract, (Attachment D). The Contractor will incorporate any
          statewide performance improvement objectives, established as a result
          of a statewide focus study or performance improvement initiative, into
          the written plan for its Quality Assessment and Performance
          Improvement Program. DCH will use the results of performance
          assessments as part of the formula for automatic enrollment
          assignments.

          The CAC may recommend standards of care and related protocols in areas
          including, but not limited to: family planning, diabetes, asthma, end
          stage renal disease, AIDS, and maternal and infant support. The
          Contractor must implement these standards of care and related
          protocols through its Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement
          Program if required by DCH.

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     Rationale: The new language updates the Contract to be consistent with
     current work with the Clinical Advisory Committee and incorporates
     references to the Annual Performance Standards that will be part of the
     Contract as Attachment D.

     24.  Section II-S-1, (Allowed Marketing Locations/Practices directed at the
          general population), Page 51. Insert the following bullets at the end
          of the subsection:
                .    Individual Contractor "Health Fair" for Enrollee Members
                .    Malls or Commercial retail establishments
                .    Community Centers
                .    Churches

     Section  II-S-2,  (Prohibited  Marketing  Locations/Practices  which target
     individual Beneficiaries), Page 51. Delete the following bullets:
                .    "Individual Contractor "Health Fair",
                .    Malls or commercial retail establishments,
                .    Community Centers
                .    Churches

     Rationale: The change is intended to be clarifying language and to be
     consistent with other parts of the Contract that emphasize health promotion
     and education. Marketing of health education and health promotion messages
     and programs are essential programs for patient compliance. Changes in the
     contract are intended to permit more flexibility in this area.

     26.  Section II-S, (Marketing), Page 51. Insert the following at the end of
          the second paragraph:

          "Upon receipt by DCH on a complete file for allowed marketing
          practices and locations, the DCH will provide a decision to the
          Contractor within 30 days or the Contractor's request will be deemed
          approved."

     Rationale: Many of the proposed marketing initiatives by Contractors
     require a prompt response by DCH in order for the Contractor to meet
     printing or other media schedules.

     27.  Section II-T.3 (Member Handbook/Provider Directory), Page 53. In the
          second line of the first paragraph, delete: "five (5)" and insert ten
          (10).

          Insert a new sentence after the first sentence of the first paragraph
          to read: "Contractors may select the option of distributing new member
          packets to each household, provided that the mailing includes
          individual Health Plan membership cards for each member enrolled in
          the household."

     Rationale: Language intended to provide options for plans to conduct
     mailings in more cost effective ways.

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     28.  Section II-U-4-b, (Termination of Coverage), Page 56. Insert a period
          after "newborns" in the fifth line of this subsection and delete the
          remainder of the subsection.

          Section II-U-4-b 9Termination of Coverage, Page 56. Insert the
          following after "newborns":

          "During Contract year beginning October 1, 2001, the DCH will initiate
          a process to prospectively re-enroll Medicaid Beneficiaries with the
          Contractor who have regained eligibility within 93 days from the date
          eligibility was lost. Until that process is implemented, the
          Contractor will remain responsible for medically necessary services
          provided to Beneficiaries who were retroactively reinstated with the
          Contractor."

          Section II-U-4-c-viii (c), Page 58. Delete this subsection.

     Rationale: Based upon recommendations from the Model Health Plan and
     Hospital Contract workgroup, the DCH will implement a change in enrollment
     policy that will eliminate retroactive enrollment when a beneficiary
     regains eligibility within 93 days--and will re-instate enrollment on a
     prospective basis into the same health plan. The change will not affect
     continuity of care issues but will eliminate issues of authorization and
     coverage decisions made during the retro enrollment period. Since the
     change will not be implemented on October 1st, it is necessary to retain
     language governing retro reinstatements until the process or prospective
     reinstatement is implemented

     29.  Section II-V, (Contractor on-site reviews), Page 58. Delete last
          sentence of current paragraph. Insert the following at the end of the
          section:

          "The DCH shall establish findings of pass, incomplete, fail, or deemed
          status for each criteria included in the annual site visit and tool
          used to assess health plan compliance. Findings of incomplete or fail
          shall require the development of a corrective action plan that will be
          included each year as Attachment C to this Contract."

     Rationale: The language describes current operational procedures of DCH in
     the conduct of annual site visits and development of findings from such
     site visits.

     30.  Section II-W, (Contract Remedies), Page 59. Insert the following
          bullet at the end of listing of bullets:

               .    Performance Standards included at Attachment D to the
                    Contract.

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          Section II-W, (Contract Remedies), Page 59. Insert the following at
          the end of the Section:

          "The application of Contract Remedies related to the Performance
          Standards included as Attachment D to the Contract is not intended to
          be applied during Contract Year 2001/2002 and will not take place
          until the DCH has provided Contractors with at least 90 days notice."

     Rationale: The additional bullet is intended to be consistent with the DCH
     focus on performance and the inclusion of specific performance measures
     that will be Attachment D to the Contract.

     31.  Section II-AA-1, (DCH Processing Inpatient Claims), Page 61. Delete
          the entire subsection.

     Rationale: As HMOs, each of the Contractors is expected to be fully
     prepared to process all provider claims.

     32.  Section II-AA-3, (Contractor Performance Bonus), Page 62. Insert the
          following language at the end of the subsection:

          "In establishing the annual performance bonus criteria, the DCH will
          use the following reports and assessments for the applicable
          calendar/fiscal year and consult with Contractors:
             .    External Quality Review, EQR;
             .    Medicaid HEDIS Report;
             .    Consumer (enrollee member) survey results;
             .    Beneficiary hotline summary data for the most current 12 month
                  reporting period;
             .    Administrative, claims payment, and encounter reporting
                  performance; and
             .    Current nationally recognized NCQA or JCAHO accreditation
                  status.

     Rationale: The intent of the new language is to provide Contractors with
     the listing of data sources used to determine performance bonus criteria.

     33.  Section II-BB, (Responsibilities of the DCH), Page 63. Insert an
          additional bullet to read:

             .    Provide timely data to Health Plans at least 60 days before
                  the effective date of fee for service pricing or coding
                  changes or DRG changes.

     Rationale: Health Plans have contracted with many providers using FFS
     contracts that obligate the Health Plan to pay at current FFS rates. If
     changes are

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     made in FFS or DRGs without timely submission of the same changes to the
     Health Plan, there is risk that the Health Plan will not be able to honor
     terms of their provider contract.

     33.  Section II-CC, (Responsibilities of the Department of Attorney
          General), Page 63. Delete the heading and language in this section and
          replace with the following:

          II-CC RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH FOR
          MEDICAID FRAUD AND ABUSE

          The DCH has responsibility and authority to make all fraud and/or
          abuse referrals to the Office of Attorney General, Health Care Fraud
          Division. Contractors who have any suspicion or knowledge of fraud
          and/or abuse within any of the DCH's programs must report directly to
          the DCH by calling (517) 335-5239 or sending a memo or letter to:
                    Program Investigations Section
                    Capitol Commons Center Building
                    400 S. Pine Street, 6th Floor
                    Lansing, Michigan 48909
          When reporting suspected fraud and/or abuse, the Contractor should
          provide to the DCH the following information:

            .    Nature of the Complaint
            .    The name of the individuals and/or entity involved in the
                 suspected fraud and/or abuse, including their address, phone
                 number and Medicaid identification number, and any other
                 identifying information.

          The Contractor shall not attempt to investigate or resolve the
          reported suspicion, knowledge or action without informing the DCH and
          must cooperate fully in any investigation by the DCH or Office of
          Attorney General and any subsequent legal action that may result from
          such investigation.

     Rationale: Language is necessary to be consistent with DCH Policy on
     Medicaid Fraud and Abuse.

CONTRACT ATTACHMENTS

     34.  Attachment D (NEW) (Medicaid Managed Care Performance Standards).
          Include the Performance Standards as a new Attachment D to the
          Contract.

     Rationale: Each contract year, the DCH will establish the critical
     performance measures against which measurement of performance will be made.

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     The standards will also be used to develop "benchmark" measurement and
     minimum standards for continued contract. Incentives and penalties will
     also be associated with the performance standards.

     35.  Attachment E (New) (Model Health Plan/Hospital Contract). Include the
          Model Health Plan/Hospital Contract that has been developed by a
          workgroup of hospital, health plan and DCH representatives.

     Rationale: The Model Health Plan/Hospital Contract is intended to provide
     standard language for negotiating arrangements for hospital services.
     Parties will still have to negotiate reimbursement and other arrangements.
     A Medicaid Policy Bulletin will describe the non-par arrangements.

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                      ATTACHMENT D - PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

PURPOSE: The purpose of the performance standards is to establish an explicit
process for the ongoing monitoring of health plan performance in important areas
of quality, access, customer services and reporting and to be part of the
Contract between the State of Michigan and Contracting Health Plans (Attachment
D).

The process is intended to be dynamic and reflect statewide issues that may
change on a year-to-year basis. Performance measurement will be shared with
Health Plans during FY 02 that will compare performance of each Plan over time,
to other health plans, and to industry standards. Because the FY 02 Contract
year is the initial year for establishing explicit "performance standards", the
full development of this process will not be completed.

Consequently, identification of incentives/remedies, "benchmark" targets for
each area, and selection of additional performance areas for subsequent years
will be established in consultation with Contracting Plans during FY 02.

Once fully developed, (expected for FY 03), the Performance Standards will
reflect the following characteristics:

          .    Target Areas

          .    Goals for each Target Area

          .    Minimum Performance Standard for each Target Area

          .    Monitoring Intervals, (monthly, quarterly, annual) to be used by
               DCH

          .    Source of data that will be used by DCH to monitor the
               Performance Standards

          .    Monitoring Trigger(s) that will be used by DCH as an "sentinel"
               indicating substandard performance that may require intervention
               or corrective action

          .    Identification of both incentives and remedies to be used
               depending on outstanding performance or sub-standard performance

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<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      PERFORMANCE                                                               INTERIM           DATA            MONITORING
         AREA                                       GOAL                       STANDARD          SOURCE            FREQUENCY
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     <S>                             <C>                                     <C>              <C>               <C>
     .    Quality of Care:           Fully immunize children who turn        Combination 1    HEDIS report           Annual
                                     two years old during the calendar        Rate = 50%
              Childhood                            year.
              Immunization
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     .    Quality of Care:           Pregnant women receive an initial          >= 55%        HEDIS report           Annual
                                       prenatal care visit in the first
           Prenatal care               trimester or within 42 days of
                                                 enrollment
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     .    Access to care:               Children 0-15 months of age             >= 90%        Encounter data          Quarterly
                                       receive one or more well child                                           (Rolling 12 months)
          Well child visits 0-15        visits during 12 month
          months                                   period
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     .    Access to care:             Children three, four, five, and six       >= 45%        Encounter data       Quarterly
                                      old receive one or more well child                                        (Rolling 12 months)
          Well child visits 3-6        visits during twelve-month
          years                                    period.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      PERFORMANCE                                                         INTERIM          DATA              MONITORING
          AREA                                  GOAL                     STANDARD         SOURCE             FREQUENCY
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 <S>                            <C>                                  <C>                <C>                    <C>
 .    Customer Services:        Voluntarily enrolled beneficiaries          90%          Random sample         Quarterly
                                  receive provider of choice                            of 30 completed
      Provider Choice                                                                     surveys of
                                                                                         voluntarily
                                                                                          assigned
                                                                                          enrollees
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 .    Customer Services:        Auto assigned enrollees receive             75%          Random sample         Quarterly
                                provider selection information and                      of 30 completed
      Provider Selection          make PCP selection                                     surveys of
                                                                                         surveyed auto
                                                                                           assigned
                                                                                           enrollees
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 .    Customer Services:        Achieve and maintain enrollee             Verified         Beneficiary         Monthly
                                        satisfaction                 complaint rate *       hotline
      Complaint and grievance                                           5 per 1000
      monitoring                                                        members per
                                                                          month
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 .    Encounter data                Timely encounter data                  100%          MDCH                  Monthly
      reporting                  submission by the 15th of the                           Data Exchange
                                            month                                        Gateway (DEG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 .    Provider File               Timely provider file submission          100%            MI Enrolls          Monthly
      Reporting                      by the 1st of the month
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 .    Claims Reporting           Health Plans are compliant with           100%           Claims report        Monthly
                                   statutory requirements for                             submitted by
                                 payment of clean claims within                            health plan
                                            45 days
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

* less than
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                                  ATTACHMENT E

                       MODEL HOSPITAL/HEALTH PLAN CONTRACT

This agreement ("Agreement") shall be effective as of the __________________ day
of ___________________________200_ between______________________________________
("Health Plan"), a (profit/nonprofit) corporation and Health Maintenance
Organization licensed under the laws of the State of Michigan, and
_______________________, ("Hospital") a Hospital licensed under the laws of the
State of Michigan.

1.    OBLIGATIONS OF HOSPITAL

1.1.  Provision of Covered Services. Hospital agrees to provide Prior Authorized
      Medically Necessary Covered Services to Members in the same manner, in
      accordance with the same standards, and within the same time availability,
      as provided to its other patients within the existing resources of
      Hospital, subject to Hospital's compliance with Health Plan's Prior
      Authorization policies. Hospital shall not, other than for reasons of
      safety, segregate Members in any way or treat them in a location or manner
      different from any of its other patients. Hospital shall provide all
      services required by the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act,
      ("EMTALA") and may do so without Prior Authorization. Hospital shall
      accept Prior Authorized Medically Necessary Elective Admissions of Members
      that have been arranged by physicians having admitting privileges at
      Hospital.

1.2.  Non-Discrimination. Hospital shall not unlawfully discriminate in the
      acceptance or treatment of a Member because of the Member's religion,
      race, color, national origin, age sex, income level, health status,
      marital status, disability or such other categories of unlawful
      discrimination as are or may be defined by federal or state law.

1.3.  Non-Covered Services. In the event a Member requests services that are
      Non-Covered Services, such services may be provided by Hospital at the
      Member's sole cost and expense. Hospital shall be under no obligation to
      furnish Non-covered Services to Members. Health Plan is not responsible
      to pay the costs of any Non-Covered Service. The Hospital must receive a
      signed agreement from the Member prior to the provision of Non-Covered
      Services in which the Member states that he/she will assume responsibility
      for the costs of the Non-Covered Service. Hospital agrees not to charge
      amounts in excess of its normal and customary charge for such services. In
      the event Hospital does not obtain a signed release, Hospital shall hold
      Health Plan and Member harmless from any costs or obligations related to
      such service. Hospital agrees to cooperate with

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      Health Plan in resolving any grievances related to the provision of
      Non-Covered Services

1.4.  Verification of Member Eligibility. Hospital shall verify the Medicaid
      eligibility and Health Plan enrollment status of Members.

1.5.  Hospital Admission and Services.
      1.5.1. Elective Admissions and Services. All Elective Admissions and
           Services provided to a Member must have Prior Authorization. Any
           elective Admission shall be arranged by a physician with admitting
           privileges at Hospital. Hospital shall have the responsibility to
           verify Prior Authorization at the time of admission.
      1.5.2. Screening and Stabilization. Hospital shall provide all services
           required by EMTALA, and such services do not require Prior
           Authorization. Hospital must obtain Prior Authorization for any
           services provided after Member has been stabilized as provided by
           EMTALA.
      1.5.3. Notification Requirement. Hospital shall notify Health Plan within
           twenty-four (24) hours of any service provided for an Emergency
           Medical Condition of a Member (including screening pursuant to
           EMTALA) regardless of whether Member has been stabilized.
      1.5.4. Post-Stabilization Services. In all cases where the treating
           physician has screened a Member and determined that the Member is
           stabilized and does not have an Emergency Medical Condition requiring
           immediate admission and treatment, Hospital must contact Health Plan
           to obtain Prior Authorization before providing additional services,
           admitting the Member or referring the Member to other services that
           the treating physician feels are clinically indicated.
      1.5.5. Request for Post Stabilization Services. In seeking Prior
           Authorization for continuing health services or inpatient
           hospitalization following stabilization of a Member treated pursuant
           to EMTALA, Hospital shall provide Health Plan with requested
           information obtained from the medical screening examination, provided
           in accordance with EMTALA, and including presenting symptoms,
           physical findings, current medical status, and current diagnosis.

1.6.  Government Agency Access. Hospital shall permit authorized government
      agencies and their subcontractors to conduct on-site evaluations of
      Hospital's facilities, offices and records as required by State and
      Federal laws and regulations. If Health Plan receives such notice, Health
      Plan shall give Hospital reasonable notice of any agency's plans to
      conduct a site visit, unless Health Plan is prohibited from providing such
      notice by law.

1.7.  Health Plan Access. Upon reasonable notice from Health Plan, Hospital will
      allow Health Plan personnel to: (i) inspect Hospital's facilities,
      offices, and equipment during normal business hours; (ii) inspect and
      review the medical records of Health Plan Members; and (iii) obtain copies
      of Members' medical

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      records and claims records for quality and utilization management and
      investigations of fraud or abuse. Hospital agrees to furnish copies of the
      medical and claims records reasonably requested by Health Plan for
      $____per page.

1.8.  Maintenance of License. Hospital shall maintain in good standing all
      licenses required by state and federal law or regulation and shall
      maintain certification under Titles XVIII and XIX of the Social Security
      Act for all services Hospital has agreed to provide pursuant to this
      Agreement. Hospital shall maintain accreditation of all applicable
      facilities and services by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of
      Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) or the American Osteopathic Association
      (AOA). [Delete this sentence if Hospital is not accredited.]

1.9.  Maintenance of Records. Hospital shall maintain all pertinent financial
      and accounting records and evidence pertaining to the provision Covered
      Services to Members in accordance with generally accepted accounting
      principles and other procedures specified by federal or state governments.
      Hospital shall maintain legible, comprehensive and chronological medical
      records documenting each episode of service to Members and detailing, as
      appropriate, history, physical findings, diagnoses and treatment plans.
      Financial and medical records shall be maintained by Hospital for such
      times as are or may be required by state and federal law and regulations.

1.10. Insurance. Hospital shall maintain at all times policies of general
      liability and professional liability insurance or self insurance with
      minimum limits of liability of One Million ($1,000,000.00) Dollars per
      occurrence and Three Million ($3,000,000.00) Dollars in annual aggregate
      covering Hospital, its agents and employees against any claims for damages
      out of any act or omission by Hospital, its agents and employees during
      terms of this Agreement. Hospital shall also maintain at all times
      automobile insurance, unemployment compensation insurance and workers'
      compensation insurance or self-insurance in accordance with the
      requirements of applicable federal and state laws and regulations. Upon
      request, Hospital shall furnish Health Plan with original certificates of
      insurance evidencing the insurances coverages and riders required.

1.11. Medical Treatment. Hospital agrees that Health Plan shall have no
      liability for the medical judgment of health care providers employed by or
      under contract with Hospital.

1.12. Required Disclosures. Hospital shall notify Health Plan in writing within
      ten (10) days of any of the following events:
      1.12.1.Suspension, termination, or cancellation of Hospital's state
           license, Medicaid certification or Medicare certification;

      1.12.2.Failure to maintain insurance coverage or self-insurance as
           prescribed in Section 1.10;

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      1.12.3. Loss, Suspension or termination of JACHO or AOA accreditation;

      1.12.4. Hospital becomes aware that the license or admitting privileges of
           a Hospital-Based Physician who is employed by it are terminated or
           suspended for quality reasons

      1.12.5. Any change in assumed name(s) or taxpayer identification number(s)
           through which Hospital provides services and under which Hospital may
           submit claims under this Agreement.

      1.12.6.
1.13. Hospital Compliance with Health Plan Policies. Hospital agrees to be bound
      by the Plan Policies under the conditions set forth in section 2.2 and
      2.2.1 below.

1.14. PHYSICIAN QUALIFICATIONS.
      1.14.1. Hospital Credentialing/Re-Credentialing. Hospital shall cooperate
           with the credentialing and re-credentialing processes of Health Plan.
           Hospital represents that its Hospital-Based Physicians are licensed
           and in good standing to practice medicine in the State of Michigan.
           Hospital agrees to notify Health Plan of the termination or
           suspension admitting privileges of any physician known to Hospital to
           be a Health Plan Participating Physician.
      1.14.2. Admitting Physicians. Hospital represents that all physicians
           providing services at Hospital to Members shall be members of the
           medical staff of the Hospital in accordance with the Hospital's
           corporate and medical staff bylaws, policies, procedures, rules and
           regulations. No physician shall obtain or maintain medical staff
           membership or clinical privileges at Hospital by virtue of being a
           Participating Physician with Health Plan. A physician shall not be
           denied or granted admitting privileges based solely on whether the
           physician is or is not a Participating Physician.
      1.14.3. Hospital-Based Physicians. Hospital represents that it has the
           full legal power and authority to bind its Hospital-Based Physicians
           who are employees to the terms and conditions of this Agreement

1.15  Payment Administration. Hospital will cooperate with Health Plan's claims
      payment administration as set forth in Plan Policies including, but not
      limited to, coordination of benefits, subrogation, verification of
      coverage, prior certification and record keeping.

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1.16  No Unfair Labor Practices. Hospital represents and warrants that
      Hospital's name does not appear in the current register of employers
      failing to correct an unfair labor practice compiled pursuant to Section 2
      of 1980 PA 278 as amended, MCL 423.322. Hospital agrees and acknowledges
      that, pursuant to Section 4 of 1980 PA 278, MCL 423.324, Health Plan may
      void this Agreement, if subsequent to the effective date of this
      Agreement, the name of Hospital appears in the register.

1.17  Non-Discriminatory Hiring. In the performance of services pursuant to this
      Agreement, Hospital agrees not to discriminate against any employee or
      applicant for employment, with respect to their hire, tenure, terms,
      conditions or privileges of employment, or any matter directly or
      indirectly related to employment, because of race, color, religion,
      national origin, ancestry, age, sex, height, weight, marital status,
      physical or mental handicap or disability. Further, Hospital agrees to
      comply with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
      (42 USC 12101 et seq., and 47 USC 225).

1.18  Quality, Utilization and Risk Management. Hospital agrees to allow Health
      Plan to perform the review of the admission and continuation of
      hospitalization of Members and to cooperate with Health Plan's policies
      and procedures as set forth in Plan Policies for Q/U/RM or any other
      program of review that may be established to promote high standards of
      medical care. Hospital agrees to allow a "Utilization Review Coordinator"
      designated by Health Plan to assist Hospital personnel with discharge
      planning and utilization review for Members.

1.19  Compliance with Laws and Regulations. In performing its obligations under
      this Agreement, Hospital shall comply with all applicable laws, rules and
      regulations.

2.    OBLIGATIONS OF HEALTH PLAN

2.1.  Prior Authorization. All Hospital Services provided to Members that are
      not mandated by EMTALA require Prior Authorization by Health Plan pursuant
      to Plan Policies. Health Plan shall provide twenty-four (24) hour, seven
      (7) day a week availability for Prior Authorization requests by Hospital
      for treatment, admission or other services. Hospital shall provide Health
      Plan with information obtained from the medical screening examination,
      provided in accordance with EMTALA, and presenting symptoms, physical
      findings, current medical status, and current diagnosis. Upon receipt of
      this information, Health Plan shall respond within sixty (60) minutes to a
      Hospital request for Prior Authorization to treat or admit a Member who is
      stable and has been evaluated and screened pursuant to the mandates of
      EMTALA.
      2.1.1. Documentation of Prior Authorization Process. Medical information
            submitted as required in Section 2.1 in support of the Prior
            Authorization request may be provided orally or in writing. If
            provided orally, the Health Plan Prior Authorization employee who
            takes the telephone request from Hospital shall write down or tape
            record the information provided. Both

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            Health Plan and Hospital staff will record each other's name and the
            time of telephone contact. If Health Plan gives Prior Authorization
            for treatment or admission, Health Plan shall provide Hospital with
            an authorization number or code.
      2.1.2.Authorization Response. Failure of Health Plan to respond to
            Hospital with approval or denial of Prior Authorization within the
            time frame set in Section 2.1 shall be deemed as Prior Authorization
            for Medically Necessary treatment appropriate to the diagnosis
            presented when seeking Prior Authorization.
      2.1.3.Effect of Prior Authorization. Prior Authorization by Health Plan
            shall not prevent Health Plan from a retrospective evaluation of
            medical services provided by Hospital pursuant to Plan Policies.
            Health Plan agrees that the grant of Prior Authorization for Covered
            Services shall create a rebuttable presumption that Medically
            Necessary services appropriate to the diagnosis presented at the
            time of Prior Authorization shall be paid for pursuant to this
            Agreement. Health Plan shall bear the burden to support denial of
            payment for Prior Authorized services through the dispute resolution
            process provided in Agreement.

2.2.  Health Plan Policies. Health Plan shall provide Hospital with all Plan
      Polices upon execution of this Agreement.

      2.2.1. Amendments to Health Plan Policies. During the term of this
            Agreement, Health Plan may implement changes in the Plan Policies as
            may be required by state or federal law or regulation, Medicaid
            policy or at its discretion. If changes in the Plan Policies are
            required due to changes in law, regulation, and policy beyond the
            control of Health Plan, Health Plan shall provide a minimum of
            thirty (30) days notice to Hospital prior to implementation unless
            the required changes are mandated to be implemented in less time.
            For changes in Plan Policies that are not required by law,
            regulation or policy, Health Plan shall provide a minimum of (___)
            days notice to Hospital prior to implementation of such change. If
            Hospital does not exercise its option to terminate the agreement,
            Hospital agrees to comply with the amendments.

2.3.  Insurance. Health Plan shall maintain at all times managed care errors and
      omissions liability insurance or self-insurance with minimum coverage of
      $1,000,000 per occurrence and $3,000,000 annual aggregate, covering Health
      Plan and its agents and employees against any claims for damage arising
      directly or indirectly in connection with its activities under this
      Agreement. Health Plan shall also maintain such amounts of insolvency or
      stop-loss insurance as may be required by OFIS pursuant to the laws of the
      State of Michigan pertaining to Health Maintenance Organizations.
      Additionally, Health Plan shall maintain at all times automobile
      insurance, unemployment compensation insurance, and workers' compensation
      insurance or self-insurance in accordance with the requirements of all
      applicable federal and state laws and regulations. Upon

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      reasonable request, Health Plan shall furnish Hospital with original
      certificates of insurance evidencing the insurances coverages and riders
      required.

2.4.  Health Plan Determinations. Health Plan agrees that, provided the
      information supplied by Hospital is accurate, Hospital shall have no
      liability for determinations, including without limitation, determinations
      regarding coverage, Prior Authorization and Medical Necessity, that are
      made by Health Plan employees or contractors.

2.5.  Compliance with Laws and Regulations. Health Plan represents that it is a
      Health Maintenance Organization licensed under the laws of the State of
      Michigan, that it has never been suspended, excluded or terminated as a
      contractor under Medicaid, Medicare, or other state or federal health care
      program, and that it-operates and will continue to operate in conformity
      with the statutes and regulations applicable to Medicaid contractors. In
      performing its obligations under this Agreement, Health Plan shall comply
      with all laws, rules and regulations of the United States and of the State
      of Michigan. All health professionals and laboratories providing services
      under this Contract shall be licensed and/or certified as required by law.

2.6.  Quality, Utilization and Risk Management. (Q/U/RM) Health Plan agrees to
      perform Q/U/RM services required in connection with this Agreement and
      Plan Policies. Health Plan will reimburse Hospital $_____per page
      for copying expenses incurred by Hospital in conducting Q/U/RM.

2.7.  Information. Health Plan will provide Hospital with the following
      documents (i) the current Credentialing, Re-Credentialing and Hearing
      Policy and; (ii) the current Utilization and Quality Management programs
      and, within a reasonable time after adoption, any changes or amendments;
      and, (iii) the current grievance procedures and, within a reasonable time
      after adoption, any changes or amendments; and, (iv), if Hospital bears
      risk under this Agreement, Hospital quarterly reports measuring actual
      utilization against utilization targets for Hospital.

2.8.  Maintenance of Records. Health Plan shall maintain all pertinent financial
      and accounting records pertaining to the operation of this Agreement in
      accordance with generally accepted accounting principles or other
      procedures specified or accepted by the state or federal government.
      Health Plan will, from time to time and upon reasonable notice from
      Hospital, permit Hospital to inspect during regular business hours those
      financial statements and enrollment records which Health Plan maintains
      and which pertain to the operation of this Agreement. Health Plan shall
      maintain financial records for such time period as is or may be required
      under state or federal law or regulation.

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2.9.  Member Disputes. Health Plan will notify Hospital of all Member complaints
      involving Hospital. Health Plan agrees to assist Hospital in resolving
      disputes with Members.

2.10. Member Identification. Health Plan shall provide for distribution of
      identification cards to its Members. Each card will include a toll-free
      number that Hospital may use during normal business hours to check
      eligibility and enrollment in Health Plan. During non-business hours,
      eligibility verification and plan membership will be available through the
      state enrollment broker.

3.    PAYMENT FOR SERVICES

3.1.  Compensation. Health Plan shall pay for all services required by EMTALA
      and for Prior Authorized Covered Services that Hospital provides to
      Members in accordance with the payment rates or schedules set forth in
      Attachment____ incorporated in this Agreement. Absent an agreement
      establishing different rates or schedules, Health Plan shall pay Hospital
      according to the Medicaid Rates as established and published by MDCH.
      Hospital shall not be paid for Covered Services where Prior Authorization
      was required under the terms of this Agreement and was not obtained in
      accordance with Section 2.1 or the Plan Policies.

3.2.  Billing. Hospital shall exhaust all other insurance resources which could
      cover all or part of the costs of services delivered to a Member prior to
      submitting any bill for services to Health Plan pursuant to this
      agreement. Hospital shall bill Health Plan for Prior Authorized Covered
      Services and services provided pursuant to EMTALA.
      3.2.1. Electronic Billing. Any electronic billing statement submitted by
            the Hospital to Health Plan shall include all information required
            in the UB-92 form, (UB-92 Version 050), including detailed and
            descriptive medical, service and patient data and identifying
            information. If the Hospital uses a clearing house for electronic
            claims processing, the date of receipt by Health Plan will be the
            date the Health Plan or Health Plan's clearinghouse receives control
            of the claim from the Hospital's clearinghouse. If the Hospital's
            clearinghouse returns the claim for incorrect or incomplete
            information, the billing statement will not be considered received
            by Health Plan and the time limits for payment will not begin to run
            until actually received. If both the Hospital and (Health Plan) use
            the same clearinghouse, the date of receipt by the (Health Plan)
            will be considered the date on which the clearinghouse has
            determined pursuant to the contract with the Hospital that all
            ordered checks and edits are complete.
      3.2.2. Billing Submission Deadline. Hospital shall present Health Plan
            with the billing statement within (________) days from the date of
            performance of Covered Services to Members. It is acknowledged that
            situations may necessitate the extension of the (______) day
            submission deadline and the parties may agree to extend this
            deadline on a case-by-case basis. Among the justifications for

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            delaying submission of a claim are, changes in eligibility,
            coordination of benefits, other third-party payor issues or internal
            Hospital risk management. Absent an agreement to extend the time for
            submission of a bill, Health Plan shall have no obligation to pay
            any bill submitted beyond this (____) day limit.

3.3.  Payment. Health Plan shall make payment to Hospital within forty-five (45)
      days of receipt of a Clean Claim. Hospital shall not resubmit any billing
      during this 45-day period except in response to a Health Plan request for
      additional information pursuant to Section 3.4. Health Plan shall pay
      simple interest at a rate of (____)% per annum on payment amount of any
      Clean Claim not paid within (____) days.

3.4.  Rejected Claims. Health Plan shall provide Hospital with a written request
      for additional information within thirty (30) days after receipt of an
      inaccurate or insufficient billing statement. A corrected bill submitted
      by Hospital pursuant to this section shall reinitiate Section 3.3's time
      for processing a Clean Claim. A bill rejected after resubmission pursuant
      to this section shall be referred to the dispute resolution process and
      will not bear interest unless imposed under the dispute resolution
      process.

3.5.  Adjusted Payments. Health Plan may make an adjusted payment on a submitted
      claim within forty-five days from the date of receipt where the
      circumstances do not support the billing criteria for the level of service
      submitted on the claim. Any adjusted payment shall include a full and
      complete explanation and remittance advice. Hospital reserves the right to
      contest any adjustment and pursue any remedies through the dispute
      resolution processes in this Agreement.

3.6.  Recoupment. Health Plan may recoup from, or offset against, amounts owed
      to Hospital under this Agreement, any payments made by Health Plan to
      Hospital that are in violation of Medicaid policy, Plan Policies or this
      Agreement. Hospital has the right to dispute any action by Health Plan to
      recoup or offset claims pursuant to this section through resort to the
      Dispute Resolution Procedures of this Agreement.

3.7.  Member Hold Harmless. Except for applicable Member co-payments and
      deductibles provided under Benefit Certificates Hospital shall look only
      to Health Plan for compensation for Covered Services rendered to a Member
      and shall accept the payments set forth in this Agreement as payment in
      full for all Covered Services rendered to a Member. In no event, including
      but not limited to nonpayment by Health Plan, insolvency of Health Plan or
      breach of this Agreement, shall Hospital bill, charge, collect a deposit
      from, seek compensation, remuneration or reimbursement from, seek
      deductibles or co-pays from or have any recourse against a Member or
      persons (other than Health Plan) acting on his/her behalf for Covered
      Services provided pursuant to this Agreement. Hospital shall give notice
      to Members regarding any charges for Non-Covered

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      Services. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Hospital may accept payments from
      third-party payors (e.g. Blue Cross blue Shield of Michigan, auto
      insurance, etc.) or others who are legally responsible for payment of a
      Member's medical bill. This Section shall survive termination of this
      Agreement, regardless of the cause of termination and shall be construed
      to be for the benefit of Members. Hospital further agrees that this
      Section supersedes any oral or written agreement hereafter entered into
      between Hospital and Member or persons acting on the Member's behalf
      insofar as such agreement relates to payment for Covered Services provided
      under the terms and conditions of this contract. Except as otherwise
      provided in this Agreement or as required by MDCH Medicaid policies,
      bulletins and federal law, this Section is not intended to apply to
      services provided after this contract has been terminated or to
      Non-Covered Services.

3.8.  Third-Party Payors and Coordination of Benefits. In the event that a
      Member's medical expenses are eligible, in whole or in part, to be paid by
      any governmental program, other than by Medicaid, or by a public or
      private insurance or benefit plan (collectively, "third-party payors"),
      Health Plan shall coordinate primary and secondary payment responsibility
      with such other third party payors pursuant to federal and state third
      party liability statutes and regulations including 42 C.F.R. 433.135-139,
      MCLA: 400.106(l)(b)(ii), MCLA 500.3101 et seq., as amended (Michigan
      No-Fault Law), and the Michigan Workers' Compensation Disability Act of
      1969, as amended. Hospital shall cooperate with Health Plan's efforts to
      recover such payments or reimbursements.

3.9.  Billing Disputes. At least quarterly throughout the term of this Agreement
      the parties will make a good faith effort to negotiate and resolve all
      billing disputes. Every bill must be considered in such a quarterly
      billing resolution conference prior to submission to mediation or
      arbitration under the provisions of Section 5.2.

3.10. Financial Relationship with Health Plan. Health Plan will not prohibit
      Hospital from discussing Hospital's financial relationship with Member.

4.    TERMINATION

4.1.  Term and Renewal. The term of this Agreement is for one (1) year unless,
      terminated by either party pursuant to this Agreement. The Agreement
      begins at 12:01 AM on the effective date stated above. This Agreement
      shall automatically renew on an annual basis unless either party notifies
      the other in writing ninety (90) days prior to the renewal day of the
      Party's intention to terminate the Agreement.

4.2.  Termination without Cause. After the first six (6) months, this Agreement
      may be terminated without cause by either party upon written notice given
      ninety (90) days in advance of such termination.

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4.3.  Termination for Cause. Either party may terminate this Agreement for a
      material breach of this Agreement upon written notice given forty-five
      (45) days in advance of such termination. The failure of Health Plan to
      make payments required under this Agreement may be deemed to be a material
      breach. The failure of Hospital to comply with the policies and procedures
      of the Plan Policies may be deemed a material breach. In the event of
      notification of intent to terminate with cause by either party, the
      breaching party shall have twenty-one (21) days to cure such breach.
      Unless the material breach is cured, the 21 day period to cure will not
      extend termination date.

4.4.  Automatic Termination. This Agreement will automatically terminate if any
      of the following events occur:
      4.4.1  Suspension or termination for any reason of Health Plan as a
             Medicaid contractor
      4.4.1. Health Plan loss of licensure as an HMO.
      4.4.2. Hospital's state license, Medicare or Medicaid certification or
             JCAHO or AOA accreditation is revoked, terminated, or suspended.
      4.4.3. Suspension or termination of Hospital status as a Medicaid
             Provider.

4.5.  Termination due to Material Change in Plan Policies. Pursuant to section
      2.2.1 above, Health Plan must notify Hospital of changes in Plan Policies
      in a timely manner prior to implementation. In the event that Health Plan
      elects to amend Plan Policies, and such amendment affects Hospital
      adversely, Hospital shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement.
      Hospital shall notify Health Plan immediately of its intent to terminate
      under the section. Termination pursuant to the section shall be effective
      on the effective date of such amendment but no case less than Fourteen
      (14) days following such notification of termination pursuant to this
      section.

4.6.  Rights upon Termination. Upon termination of this Agreement, the rights of
      each party hereunder shall terminate, provided however, that Hospital
      shall be required to treat Members receiving authorized treatment at the
      time of termination of this Agreement until Member is discharged. Health
      Plan shall be required to pay Hospital pursuant to payment terms of this
      Agreement for all services performed in connection with such treatment.
      Subject to treatment concerns of the Member including continuity of care
      involving attending specialists and availability of alternative hospital
      providers, Health Plan shall use its best efforts to arrange for the
      reassignment and transfer of Members as soon as possible following the
      termination of this Agreement.

5.    DISPUTE RESOLUTION

5.1.  Notice. When either party perceives the existence of a dispute, it shall
      give written notice to the other party describing the nature of the
      dispute and a proposed resolution. The parties shall negotiate in good
      faith in an attempt to

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      resolve the dispute. Section 5.2 of this Agreement shall not apply to
      matters relating to Health Plan credentialing, re-credentialing or peer
      review activities.

5.2.  Mediation and Binding Arbitration.
      5.2.1.  Mediation. If the negotiations required in Section 5.1 fail to
           resolve the dispute, either party may request mediation under the
           Rules for Mediation of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Service of
           the American Health Lawyers Association. If the other party agrees,
           then both parties shall participate in that mediation. Costs shall be
           apportioned in accordance with the Rules for Mediation. The legal and
           administrative costs of the parties shall not be considered costs of
           mediation subject to apportionment.

      5.2.2.  Binding Arbitration. If the parties do not mediate or mediation
           does not resolve the dispute within sixty (60) days of the request
           for mediation, either party may seek binding arbitration either under
           the Rules for Arbitration of the Alternative Dispute Resolution
           Service of the American Health Lawyers Association or though the
           auspices of MDCH. Both parties must agree to binding arbitration. If
           MDCH arbitration is chosen, costs shall be shared equally. If the
           American Health Lawyers Association process is chosen, costs shall be
           apportioned pursuant to the Rules for Arbitration. The legal and
           administrative costs of the parties shall in neither case be
           considered costs of arbitration subject to apportionment. An award
           entered by the arbitrator shall be final and judgment may be entered
           on it in accordance with applicable law. A request for binding
           arbitration is not valid if it is made after the date when the
           institution of legal or equitable proceedings on the underlying
           dispute would be barred by the applicable statue of limitations.

5.3.  Limitation on Binding Arbitration. The binding arbitration procedures
      described in Section 5.2.3 above shall not apply to any claims between the
      parties arising out of third party claims asserting malpractice or
      professional negligence and the parties are not precluded from asserting
      claims against each other based on contribution, indemnity, breach of
      contract, or other legal theories, by way of cross-claim or third-party
      complaint in any court action commenced by a third party which alleges
      malpractice or professional negligence against either or both of the
      parties to this contract.

5.4.  MDCH Rapid Dispute Process. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 5.2,
      the parties may utilize any dispute resolution process developed and
      implemented by MDCH. Costs of any such dispute resolution process will be
      born in accordance with the policies established by MDCH in establishing
      such a dispute resolution process.

5.5.  OFIS Claims Processing Appeals. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section
      5.2, disputes involving timely claims processing within the provisions of
      Public Act 187 of 2000, which amended MCL 400.111a and 400.111b and added
      MCL

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      400.111i may be appealed to OFIS. Procedures and requirements of OFIS
      apply to any appeal under these provisions. OFIS will not entertain
      appeals of claims which have already been subject to binding arbitration.

6.    MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

6.1.  Definitions. Attachment A contains definitions of terms utilized
      throughout this Agreement and is hereby expressly incorporated into and
      made part of this Agreement.

6.2.  Relationship of Parties. The relationship of Hospital to Health Plan is
      that of an independent contractor. Neither Hospital nor any of its
      employees shall be considered under the provisions of this Agreement or
      otherwise as being an employee of Health Plan nor shall Health Plan nor
      any of its employees be considered under the terms of this Agreement or
      otherwise as being an employee of Hospital. Each party is solely
      responsible to meet its own financial obligations to its employees
      including provision of workers' compensation and unemployment insurance
      coverage, malpractice and other liability insurance, payment of federal
      state and local taxes and any other costs or expenses necessary to carry
      out its obligations under this contract. No work, act, commission or
      omission of any party, its agents, servants or employees, pursuant to the
      terms and conditions of this Agreement, shall be construed to make or
      render any party, its agents, servants or employees, an agent, servant,
      representative or employee of, or joint venturer with, the other party.

6.3.  Treatment Options. Hospital shall not be prohibited from discussing
      treatment options with Health Plan Members that may not reflect Health
      Plan's position or may not be covered by Health Plan.

6.4.  Advocating on Behalf of Health Plan Members. Hospital shall not be
      prohibited from advocating on behalf of a Health Plan Member in any
      grievance or utilization review process or individual authorization
      process to obtain necessary health care services.

6.5.  Orderly Transfer. Hospital agrees, in the event of termination of this
      Agreement, to cooperate with Health Plan in the orderly transfer of
      Members being treated or evaluated.

6.6.  Accreditation. Both parties agree to cooperate and facilitate the efforts
      of the other party to obtain and maintain appropriate accreditation from
      JACHO, AOA, National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), Accreditation
      Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC), American Accreditation
      HealthCare Commission (URAC) or other appropriate accrediting body.

6.7.  Confidential Information. The parties agree that the items of information
      subject to confidentiality under this Agreement are: (i) medical
      information

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      relating to individual Members; (ii) the schedule of compensation to be
      paid to Hospital; (iii) all Q/U/RM documents and peer review information;
      and, (iv) any financial or utilization information provided by Hospital to
      Health Plan including charge masters the compensation schedule (if
      different from Medicaid Rates) set forth in the relevant attachments to
      this Agreement. Otherwise, all other information, including the general
      manner by which Hospital is paid under this Agreement and the general
      terms and conditions of this Agreement, may be shared with Members in the
      reasonable and prudent judgment of the parties to this Agreement.

      6.7.1. Notwithstanding the above designation as confidential, Health Plan
            may disclose financial or utilization information to third parties
            as necessary: (i) to satisfy internal quality and utilization
            requirements; (ii) to share with employees or agents of Health Plan
            who need to know the information carry out Health Plan's quality and
            utilization obligations; (iii) to satisfy mandatory governmental or
            regulatory reporting requirements; (iv) to compare cost, quality and
            service among providers with whom Health Plan has contracted or
            intends to contract; (v) for premium setting purposes; (vi) for
            HEDIS reporting; (vii) for JCAHO, NCQA or other reporting necessary
            for accreditation purposes; or (viii) to perform any of Health
            Plan's obligations under this Agreement. Any information disclosed
            to third parties pursuant to this subsection shall remain
            confidential and Health Plan shall require third party recipients of
            such information to maintain confidentiality.

      6.7.2. Health Plan shall be permitted to prepare and disclose to a third
            party a report of Hospital's quality data provided however, that
            Hospital quality data shall not include any information that
            identifies an individual Member or an individual Hospital or
            information that is privileged or confidential under peer review or
            patient confidentiality state or federal laws. For purposes of this
            subsection, Hospital's quality data includes, without limitation:
            (i) utilization data of all contracted Hospitals in the aggregate;
            (ii) HEDIS data production and performance evaluation; (iii) Member
            satisfaction data; (iv) overall compliance with JCAHO or other
            comparable quality standards (i.e., NCQA) and (v) Health Plan's
            disenrollment data.

6.8.  Grievances. Health Plan shall notify Hospital of any and all Member
      complaints involving Hospital. Hospital shall notify Health Plan of any
      and all Member complaints received from Members. Hospital and Health Plan
      shall make good faith efforts to investigate complaints and work together
      to resolve Member complaints in a fair and equitable manner. Hospital
      shall participate in and cooperate with the Health Plan grievance
      procedure and comply with final determinations provided in accordance with
      that procedure. A copy of the Health Plan grievance procedure shall be
      provided to a Member at the time of enrollment and to Hospital upon
      execution of this Agreement. This provision shall survive termination of
      this contract.

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6.9.  Ownership of Medical Records. All medical records shall belong to
      Hospital. The release, disclosure, removal or transfer of such records
      shall be governed by state and federal law and the parties established
      policies and procedures. Hospital agrees to make a Member's medical
      records available to Health Plan for purposes of assessing quality of
      care, conducting medical care evaluations and audits and determining on a
      concurrent basis the medical necessity and appropriateness of care
      provided to Health Plan Members. Hospital also agrees to make Member
      medical records available to appropriate state and federal authorities and
      their agents for purposes of assessing quality of care or investigating
      Member grievances. Hospital agrees to comply with all applicable state
      laws and administrative rules and federal laws and regulations related to
      privacy and confidentiality of medical records.

6.10. Indemnification by Health Plan. At all times during the term of this
      Agreement, Health Plan shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Hospital,
      its officers, directors, employees, and/or agents from and against all
      claims, damages, causes of action, cost or expense, including court costs
      and reasonable attorney's fees, to the extent the liabilities and damages
      are the result of the sole negligence or other wrongful conduct by Health
      Plan, its agents and/or employees, arising from this contract.

6.11. Indemnification by Hospital. At all times during the term of this
      Agreement, Hospital shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Health Plan,
      its officers, directors, employees and/or agents against all claims,
      damages, causes of action, cost or expense, including court costs and
      reasonable attorney's fees, to the extent that the liabilities and damages
      are the result of the sole negligence or other wrongful conduct by
      Hospital, its agents and/or employees, arising from this contract.

6.12. Indemnification for Peer Review. Health Plan will indemnify and hold
      Hospital harmless against any and all liability or loss, including costs
      and expenses of defending any such claim, arising from Hospital's
      participation in Health Plan's peer review.

[Sections 6.9, 6.10, and 6.11 are optional. The decision whether to include them
is subject to negotiation between the parties and requires assessment of impact
on insurance.]

6.13. Assignment. Neither this Agreement nor any rights or obligations hereunder
      shall be assignable by either party without the prior written consent of
      the other party, nor shall the duties imposed herein upon either party be
      subcontracted or delegated without the prior written approval of the other
      party.

6.14. Entire Agreement. This Agreement (including attachments) and the Plan
      Policies contain the entire agreement between the parties with respect to
      the subject matter of this Agreement. If a conflict develops between this
      Agreement

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      and the Plan Policies, Plan Policies shall take precedence. Neither
      Hospital nor Health Plan shall be subject to any requirements other than
      as set forth in this Agreement or the Plan Polices. The failure of a party
      to insist on the strict performance of any condition, promise, agreement
      or undertaking set forth herein shall not be construed as a waiver or
      relinquishment of the right to insist upon strict performance of the same
      condition, promise, agreement or undertaking at a future time.

6.15. Severability. If any provision of this Agreement or portion is declared
      invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall nevertheless
      remain in full force and effect.

6.16. Notices. Any notice required to be given pursuant to the terms and
      provisions of this Agreement may be sent by first class mail, facsimile,
      or by certified mail, return receipt requested, postage prepaid, to the
      following parties: Health Plan Designated Party and
      Address_________________________________________________________________
      Hospital Designated Party and Address
      ________________________________________.

6.17. Controlling Law. This Agreement shall be construed and enforced in
      accordance with the laws of the State of Michigan.

6.18. Marketing. Each party to this Agreement specifically authorizes the other
      party to include it in any and all marketing and advertising materials.
      Each will provide the other copies of any written marketing materials
      referencing the other. The parties further acknowledge that this Agreement
      may be terminated and agree to hold the other harmless for any continued
      use of marketing materials if such materials were prepared before the
      receipt of a notice of termination. The parties shall hold each other
      harmless from reliance upon inaccurate or incomplete information provided
      by the other in such materials. Except for purposes encompassed by this
      Section, neither party may utilize the trademarks or service marks of the
      other party without the express written approval of the other party.

6.19. Limitation of Third Party Rights. This Agreement is intended solely for
      the benefit of the parties, and is not intended to create any rights or
      benefits, either express or implied, in any other person, including,
      without limitation, patients of Hospital, Hospital's successors or
      assigns. Health Plan may not subcontract or resell any rights to Hospital
      access or prices created by this Agreement to any third party without the
      express written approval of Hospital.

6.20. Regulatory Approval. The parties acknowledge and agree that this Agreement
      may be subject to approval by OFIS.

6.21. Mutual Cooperation. To the extent a conflict of interest is not created
      hereby each party shall cooperate with the other with respect to any
      action, suit or

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      proceeding commenced against either party by a person or entity not a
      party hereto with respect to the subject matter thereof.

Signed                                            Date
       -------------------------                       -------------------------
Signed                                            Date
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                           ATTACHMENT A. DEFINITIONS.

The following definitions apply to the entire contract and all attachments.

1)    Benefits Certificate means the written document approved by the Division
      of Insurance, as issued to the Member, which explains the scope of
      benefits, limitations of coverage and exclusions governing the Member's
      health care benefit coverage pursuant to the Health Plan's Medicaid
      Contract with the State of Michigan. Health Plan represents that the
      Benefit Certificate includes at a minimum all required services as defined
      by (i) Section 400.105 of the Michigan Compiled Laws; (ii) title XIS of
      the federal Social Security Act, 42 USC 1936 et seq; (iii) MDCH Program
      Manuals and Bulletins; (iv) the Comprehensive Health Care Program
      Contractor agreement between Health Plan and the State of Michigan.
      2) Clean Claim means a claim as defined in OFIS Bulletin 2000-09 as
         follows:
            (a)   Is submitted within the time frame required under this
                  Agreement;
            (b)   identifies the name and appropriate tax identification number
                  of the health professional or the health facility that
                  provided treatment or service and includes a matching provider
                  ID number assigned by Health Plan;
            (c)   identifies the patient (member ID number assigned by Health
                  Plan, address, and date of birth);
            (d)   identifies Health Plan (Health Plan name and/or ID number)
            (e)   lists the date (m/d/y) and place of service;
            (f)   is for covered service (Services must be described using
                  uniform billing coding and instructions (ANSI X12 837) and
                  ICD-9-CM diagnosis. Claims submitted solely for the purpose of
                  determining if a service is covered are not considered clean
                  claims.)
            (g)   if necessary, substantiates the medical necessity and
                  appropriateness of the care or services provided, that
                  includes any applicable authorization number if prior
                  authorization is required by Health Plan;
            (h)   includes additional documentation based upon services rendered
                  as reasonably required by Plan Policies;
            (i)   is certified by Hospital that the claim is true, accurate,
                  prepared with the knowledge and consent of Hospital, and does
                  not contain untrue, misleading, or deceptive information, that
                  identifies each attending, referring, or prescribing
                  physician, dentist, or other practitioner by means of a
                  program identification number on each claim or adjustment of a
                  claim;
            (j)   is a claim for which Hospital has verified the member's
                  Medicaid eligibility and enrollment in Health Plan before the
                  claim was submitted;
            (k)   is not a duplicate of a claim submitted within 45 days of the
                  previous submission;

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            (1)   is submitted in compliance with all of Health Plan's prior
                  authorization and claims submission guidelines and procedures;
            (m)   is a claim for which Hospital has exhausted all known other
                  insurance resources;
            (n)   is submitted electronically if Hospital has the ability to
                  submit claims electronically
            (o)   uses the data elements of UB92, (UB92 Version 050), as
                  appropriate.

3)    Co-Payment means the predetermined amount a Member must pay, whether
      stated as a percentage or a fixed dollar, to receive a specific service or
      benefit.

4)    Covered Services means those health care services that Health Plan has
      committed to provide to Members under the Benefit Certificate

5)    Credentialing and Re-Credentialing means the policy that Health Plan will
      follow in credentialing a new applicant in providing Covered Services and
      recredentialing every two years.

6)    Elective Admissions and Services means all health services not necessary
      to evaluate, screen and stabilize an Emergency Medical Condition as
      required by the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act, 42 USC
      1395dd ("EMTALA").

7)    Emergency Medical Condition means a medical condition manifesting itself
      by acute symptoms of sufficient severity (including severe pain) such that
      a prudent lay person, with an average knowledge of health and medicine,
      could reasonably expect the absence of immediate medical attention to
      result in: (i) serious jeopardy to the health of the individual or in the
      case of a pregnant woman, the health of the woman or her unborn child;
      (ii) serious impairment to bodily functions; or (iii) serious dysfunction
      of any bodily organ or part.

8)    Hospital-Based Physician means a licensed physician employed by the
      Hospital or under contract with the Hospital for the provision of
      professional medical services to patients of the Hospital, including,
      without limitation, radiologists, anesthesiologists, pathologists, and
      emergency room physicians.

9)    Hospital Services means Covered Services customarily provided by a
      hospital including, without limitation, inpatient services, outpatient
      services and emergency services, treatment and supplies.

10)   Inpatient Services means all Hospital Services that a Hospital provides to
      a Member who is admitted to Hospital for a period twenty-four (24) hours
      or more. This term shall not include any professional component of the
      services, or any personal, non-medical expenses incurred by Member.

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11)   MDCH means the Michigan Department of Community Health.

12)   MDCH/Health Plan Agreement means the agreement between the State of
      Michigan and Health Plan pursuant to which Health Plan agrees to arrange
      for the delivery of Covered Services to Members.

13)   Medicaid Rates means the entire amount payable by MDCH to Hospitals for
      covered medical services provided to Medicaid beneficiaries who are not
      enrolled in health plan pursuant to an MDCH/Health Plan Agreement. It
      includes, without limitation, Diagnosis Related Group (DRG) payments, Per
      Diem payments for exempt units, outpatient fee screen payments and
      applicable Pass-Through payments. The amount payable is reduced by any
      other available resource such as Medicare, other insurance or a
      beneficiary's patient pay amount or spend down amount required to be
      collected by the Hospital.

14)   Medical Director means the individual designated by Health Plan to act as
      its Medical Director.

15)   Medically Necessary or Medical Necessity means health care services which
      are all of the following:

      a)  appropriate and necessary for the diagnosis or treatment of a medical
          condition;
      b)  provided for the diagnosis or direct care and treatment of a medical
          condition;
      c)  within the standards of good and accepted medical practice within the
          established medical community;
      d)  not primarily for the convenience of the Member, the Member's
          physician or another health care provider;
      e)  the most appropriate level of service which can be provided safely.

16)   Member means a Medicaid beneficiary who is enrolled in the Health Plan.

17)   Non-Covered Service means health services that (i) are not included in the
      definition of Covered Services, or (ii) are services provided before an
      individual becomes a Member or after an individual ceases to be enrolled
      as a Member of Health Plan or, (iii) services not required by EMTALA for
      which Hospital did not secure Prior Authorization.

18)   OFIS means the Office of Financial and Insurance Services in the Michigan
      Department of Consumer and Industry Services.

19)   Outpatient Services means all Covered Services other than Inpatient
      Services.

20)   Participating Physician means a duly licensed physician by the State of
      Michigan who has individually agreed or is an employee, independent
      contractor or member of a professional service corporation that has agreed
      to provide Covered Services

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      for Members on behalf of Health Plan pursuant to a contract or agreement
      with Health Plan.

21)   Participating Provider means a health care provider, including
      individuals, organizations and facilities, who/which have entered into
      agreements with Health Plan to provide Covered Services to Members. A
      Participating Physician is also a Participating Provider.

22)   Plan Policies refers not only to documents so titled by Health Plan but
      also to Health Plan Provider Manual, Health Plan Formulary, procedures,
      and guidelines developed by Health Plan which address matters such as
      verification of eligibility, coordination of benefits, transfer policies,
      quality management, utilization management, peer review and Medicaid
      Member grievance procedures, standards, bulletins and subsequent
      additions, revisions and deletions.

23)   Physician Services mean Covered Services provided by a physician and
      include primary care and specialty care services.

24)   Health Plan means the Medicaid managed care plan, which is part of the
      MDCH program to provide medical assistance established by Section 105 of
      Act No.280 of the Public Acts of 1939, as amended, being 400.105 et seq.
      of the Michigan Compiled Laws and Title XIX of the federal Social Security
      Act, 42 U.S.C. 1396 et seq. and the Medicaid Contract between Health Plan
      and the State of Michigan.

25)   Primary Care Physician (PCP) means a physician who has the responsibility
      for providing initial and primary care to and for managing the total
      patient care of Members. A Primary Care Physician may be a general
      practitioner, internist, pediatrician, family practitioner or
      obstetrician/gynecologist.

26)   Prior Authorization or Authorized refers to Hospital securing the approval
      of Health Plan before delivery to provide non-emergency services to a
      Member. The standards governing prior authorization and the procedure for
      obtaining are delineated in Plan Policies.

27)   Utilization and Quality Management means the prospective, concurrent, and
      retrospective utilization management and quality management that Health
      Plan applies to Covered Services.

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Form No. DMB 234A (Rev. 1/96)                                             [SEAL]
AUTHORITY: Act 431 of 1984
COMPLETION: Required
PENALTY: Failure to deliver in accordance with contract
terms and conditions and this notice, may be considered
in default of Contract

                                STATE OF MICHIGAN
                       DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET        April 30, 2002
                              ACQUISITION SERVICES
                        P.O. BOX 30026, LANSING, MI 48909
                                       OR
                        530 W. ALLEGAN, LANSING, MI 48933

                               CHANGE NOTICE NO. 5
                                       TO
                            CONTRACT NO. 071B1001026
                                     between
                              THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
                                       and
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 NAME & ADDRESS OF VENDOR                           TELEPHONE Michael A. Graham
   Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Inc.              (248) 454-1070
   dba Molina Healthcare of Michigan                ---------------------------
   43097 Woodward Avenue, Suite 200                 VENDOR NUMBER/MAIL CODE
   Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302                       (2) 38-3341599  (009)
                                                    ---------------------------
                                                    BUYER  (517)241-1647
                                                    /s/ Irene Pena
                                                    ---------------------------
                                                    Irene Pena
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Contract Administrator. Rick Murdock
 Comprehensive Health Care Program (CHCP) Services for Medicaid Beneficiaries in
          Selected Michigan Counties -- Department of Community Health
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CONTRACT PERIOD:        From: October 1, 2000            To: October 1, 2004
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 TERMS                                      SHIPMENT
          N/A                                                N/A
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 F.O.B.                                     SHIPPED FROM
          N/A                                                N/A
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MINIMUM DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS
*Plus three (3) each possible one-year extensions
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NATURE OF CHANGE (S):

      Effective immediately, the attached list of changes are hereby
      incorporated into this contract per agency request from Rick Murdock.

TOTAL ESTIMATED CONTRACT VALUE REMAINS:

      The exact dollar value of this contract is unknown; the contractor will be
      paid based upon actual beneficiary enrollment at the rates (prices)
      specified in Attachment A to the original Notice of Contract.

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                         Proposed Contract Change Notice
                        Comprehensive Health Care Program
                   For Contracts Awarded under ITB 17110000251

1.   PROPOSED CONTRACT CHANGE NO. 1:

     Amend Title Page of Contract, under "Contract Period" by deleting "October
     1, 2002" and inserting "October 1, 2004."

     Amend Section I-A (Purpose) by deleting the last two sentences and
     inserting with following:
          The term of the Contract shall be effective October 1, 2000 and
     continue until October 1, 2004. The Contract may be extended for no more
     than one (1) year extension after September 30, 2004.

     Amend Section I-D (Term of Contract) by deleting the first two sentences
     and inserting the following:
          The term of the Contract shall be effective October 1, 2000 and
     continue until October 1, 2004. The Contract may be extended for no more
     than one (1) year extension after September 30, 2004.

     Rationale: This is the first possible contract extension permitted under
     the current agreement. The State of Michigan will not be initiating a
     competitive re-bid for the Comprehensive Health Care Program over the next
     several years. Therefore, extending the contract for additional two years
     is requested. The original contract anticipated a possible five year
     contract if all extensions were used. With implementation of the Contract
     Change Notice, the Contract will be a total of four years and defers the
     decision on re-bidding until FY 04/05, unless the final potential extension
     is implemented at that time.

2.   PROPOSED CONTRACT CHANGE NO. 2:

     Amend Section I-C, (Contract Administrator) by deleting the current listed
     "Contract Administrator" and replacing with the following Contract
     Administrator:
          Cheryl Bupp
          Manager, Plan Management Section
          Comprehensive Health Plan Division
          Michigan Department of Community Health
          P.O. Box 30479
          Lansing, Michigan 48909

     Rationale: The change reflects the responsibility of the Ms. Bupp for the
     day-to-day management of the Contract.

3.   PROPOSED CONTRACT CHANGE NO. 3:

     Amend Section II-W, (Contract Remedies), by inserting the following at the
     end of the section:
          "The DCH will not apply any Contract Remedy to two Performance
     Standards listed in Attachment D that address the issue of Customer
     Services: (Provider Choice and Provider Selection)."

     Rationale: The change is to assure Contracting Health Plans that the
     Performance Standard (Attachment D of the Contract) based "solely on
     consumer surveys" will not be subject to application of any future Contract
     Remedy.