Common use of Letter of Concern Clause in Contracts

Letter of Concern. Should the Department determine that the Provider or any Subvendor is in violation of any requirement of this Agreement, the Department shall notify the Provider of the deficiency through a “Letter of Concern”. The Provider shall contact the designated Department’s representative within three (3) business days of receipt of the Letter of Concern and shall indicate how such concern is unfounded or how it will be addressed. If the Provider fails to timely contact the designated representative regarding a Letter of Concern, the Department shall move forward, requiring the provider to develop an independent Corrective Action Plan.

Appears in 47 contracts

Samples: Caring Agreement, Caring Agreement, chfs.ky.gov

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