Authority to Impose Sanctions Sample Clauses

Authority to Impose Sanctions. The Department may impose sanctions or terminate the contract, as set forth in this article, if it determines the MCO has failed to meet the performance expectations described herein. The Department may base its determinations on findings from any source. The Department may pursue all sanctions and remedial actions with the MCO that are taken with Medicaid fee-for-service providers, including any civil penalties not to exceed the amounts specified in the Balanced Budget Amendment of 1997, s.4707(a). If a basis for imposition of a sanction exists as described in this article, the MCO may be subject to sanctions as described herein.
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