Common use of General Agreement Clause in Contracts

General Agreement. (a) The IOP agrees to render IOP services to eligible beneficiaries in need of such services, in accordance with this Participation Agreement and the 32 CFR 199. These services shall include patient assessment, treatment services, case management, and such other services as are required by the 32 CFR 199. (b) The IOP agrees that all certifications and information provided to the Director, DHA, incident to the process of obtaining and retaining authorized provider status is accurate and that it has no material errors or omissions. In the case of any misrepresentations, whether by inaccurate information being provided or material facts withheld, authorized provider status will be denied or terminated, and the IOP will be ineligible for consideration for authorized provider status for a two-year period. Termination of authorized IOP status will be pursuant to Article 12 of this agreement. (c) The IOP shall not be considered an authorized provider nor will any benefits be paid to the IOP for any services provided prior to the date the IOP is approved by the Director, DHA, or a designee as evidenced by signature on the Participation Agreement.

General Agreement. (a) The IOP OTP agrees to render IOP opioid treatment services to eligible beneficiaries in need of such services, in accordance with this Participation Agreement and the 32 CFR 199. These services shall include patient assessment, treatment services, case management, and such other services as are required by the 32 CFR 199. (b) The IOP OTP agrees that all certifications and information provided to the Director, DHA, incident to the process of obtaining and retaining authorized provider status is accurate and that it has no material errors or omissions. In the case of any misrepresentations, whether by inaccurate information being provided or material facts withheld, authorized provider status will be denied or terminated, and the IOP OTP will be ineligible for consideration for authorized provider status for a two-year period. Termination of authorized IOP status will be pursuant to Article 12 of this agreement. (c) The IOP OTP shall not be considered an authorized provider nor will may any benefits be paid to the IOP for any services provided prior to the date the IOP is approved by the Director, DHA, or a designee as evidenced by signature on the Participation Agreement.