Correction of Issues and Non-Compliance Sample Clauses

Correction of Issues and Non-Compliance. The AE is responsible to complete and submit a CAP to address issues resulting from external reviews, monitoring and audits. Unless otherwise specified, the completed CAP must be submitted within 15 days of notification of the issue(s). The AE shall validate and document all actions taken to fix the identified issues. For AEOMP, the AE must document that how each instance of non-compliance has been fixed/remediated using the AEOMP database. For situations involving imminent Health and Welfare issues, the AE shall implement immediate corrective action to address the issues and notify appropriate regional ODP. If the Department submits questions or concerns to the AE in response to a submitted CAP, the AE shall respond to those questions or concerns within the specified time frame provided. For issues related to non-compliance with Waiver requirements, the Department reserves the right to provide a Directed CAP to the AE, if the AE’s follow-up submissions and/or response to questions or concerns do not fully address the issues or noncompliance areas. The AE is responsible for implementation of the CAP upon the approval from the Department or upon receipt of a DCAP from the Department, as referenced in Section 6.4 of this Agreement. In the event a non-compliance issue(s) identified through the monitoring of Waiver requirements involves issues related to the performance of a Provider, including a SCO, the AE shall request the CAP be completed within 15 days unless a shorter deadline is necessary to allow the AE to submit its CAP to the Department. If after consultation with the Provider, the AE finds that the Provider’s CAP is unsatisfactory, the AE shall notify the appropriate regional ODP. The Department will, in collaboration with the AE, address an unsatisfactory Provider CAP. If the AE identifies Provider performance issues through its validation efforts, the AE shall make efforts to resolve the issues and shall notify the appropriate regional ODP. Notification to the regional ODP must include documentation of the remediation efforts. The Department will assist the AE in addressing Provider performance issues as needed. Remediation actions, whether requiring action by the AE or a provider, should be completed within 30 days but no later than 90 days from the date of notification of the issue. The AE shall validate and document all corrective actions.
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