Common use of Disclosure of Unusual Incidents Clause in Contracts

Disclosure of Unusual Incidents. Contractor shall notify the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, by telephone, of the violation of any provision of this Contract within 24 hours of obtaining reasonable cause to believe such a violation occurred. Notice of such violation shall be confirmed by deliver to the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, within 72 hours of obtaining a reasonable cause to believe that such violation occurred, of a written notice which shall describe the violation in detail. Contractor shall comply with state law and the County’s policies and requirements concerning the reporting of unusual occurrences and incidents.

Disclosure of Unusual Incidents. a. Contractor shall notify the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, by telephone, of the violation of any provision of this Contract within 24 hours of obtaining reasonable cause to believe such a violation occurred. Notice of such violation shall be confirmed by deliver delivering to the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, within 72 hours of obtaining a reasonable cause to believe that such violation occurred, of a written notice which shall describe the violation in detail. Contractor shall comply with state law and the County’s policies and requirements concerning the reporting of unusual occurrences and incidents.

Disclosure of Unusual Incidents. Contractor shall notify the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, by telephone, of the violation of any provision of this Contract within 24 hours of obtaining reasonable cause to believe such a violation occurred. Notice of such violation shall be confirmed by deliver to the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, within 72 hours of obtaining a reasonable cause to believe that such violation occurred, of a written notice which shall describe the violation in detail. Contractor shall comply with state law and the County’s policies and requirements concerning the reporting of unusual occurrences and incidents.. EXHIBIT F CONTRACT FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES BUSINESS ASSOCIATE AGREEMENT

Disclosure of Unusual Incidents. Contractor shall notify the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, by telephone, of the violation of any provision of this Contract within 24 hours of obtaining reasonable cause to believe such a violation occurred. Notice of such violation shall be confirmed by deliver delivering to the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, within 72 hours of obtaining a reasonable cause to believe that such violation occurred, of a written notice which shall describe the violation in detail. Contractor shall comply with state law and the County’s policies and requirements concerning the reporting of unusual occurrences and incidents.

Disclosure of Unusual Incidents. Contractor shall notify the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, by telephone, of the violation of any provision of this Contract within 24 hours of obtaining reasonable cause to believe such a violation occurred. Notice of such violation shall be confirmed by deliver to the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, within 72 hours of obtaining a reasonable cause to believe that such violation occurred, of a written notice which shall describe the violation in detail. Contractor shall comply with state law and the County’s policies and requirements concerning the reporting of unusual unusually occurrences and incidents.. EXHIBIT F CONTRACT FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES BUSINESS ASSOCIATE AGREEMENT

Disclosure of Unusual Incidents. a. Contractor shall notify the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, by telephone, of the violation of any provision of this Contract within 24 twenty-four (24) hours of obtaining reasonable cause to believe such a violation occurred. Notice of such violation shall be confirmed by deliver delivering to the County’s Behavioral Health Administrator, within 72 seventy- two (72) hours of obtaining a reasonable cause to believe that such violation occurred, of a written notice which shall describe the violation in detail. Contractor shall comply with state law and the County’s policies and requirements concerning the reporting of unusual occurrences and incidents.