Exclusion Sanction Sample Clauses

Exclusion Sanction. Has the same meaning as in subsection 3(3) of the Building Code 2016.
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Exclusion Sanction. Provider represents that (a) it is not excluded, debarred, sanctioned, suspended, precluded or otherwise ineligible from, by or for participation in any federal or state program, including Medicare and Medicaid, (b) with respect to services provided under this Agreement, it does not knowingly employ or contract with an individual or entity so excluded, debarred, sanctioned, suspended, precluded or otherwise ineligible, and (c) Provider has not, and to the extent applicable, no practitioner employed or contracted with Provider providing services under this Agreement has opted out of Medicare. If Provider and/or any of its practitioners is an institutional provider or supplier as defined by CMS, Provider and/or any such practitioners providing services to MA Members shall be enrolled in Medicare. These representations shall be continuing throughout the term of this Agreement, and Provider shall promptly notify Company if any representation can no longer be made, and shall immediately remove such individual or entity for whom such representation can no longer be made. After the expiration of the sixty (60)-day period specified in 42 CFR § 422.222 (addressing the CMS preclusion list) or as otherwise specified by CMS or if Provider is excluded, Provider shall no longer be eligible for payment from Company for services under this Agreement and shall be prohibited from pursuing payment from such MA Members; and Provider shall hold financial liability for services, items, and drugs that are furnished, ordered, or prescribed to MA Members. Provider shall review the DHHS OIG List or Excluded Individuals and Entities (LEIE list), GSA Excluded Parties List System (EPLS) and, if applicable and made available to Provider by Company, the CMS preclusion list, prior to the hiring or contracting of any new employee, temporary employee, volunteer, consultant, governing body member or subcontracted downstream entity, and monthly thereafter to ensure that none of these persons or entities are excluded from federal health program participation or, if applicable, included on the CMS preclusion list. 42 CFR §422.222, §422.752(a)(8), §§422.204(b)(2)(i), (3) & (4), §422.220, §423.120(c)(5)&(6), 42 USC §§1320a- 7 & §1320a-7a.
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