Common use of Material Default Clause in Contracts

Material Default. The MDHHS may cancel this contract for material default of the CMHSP. Material default is defined as the substantial failure of the CMHSP to meet CMHSP certification requirements as stated in the Michigan Mental Health Code (Section 232a) or other Mental Health Code mandated provisions. In case of material default by the CMHSP, the MDHHS may cancel this contract without further liability to the state, its departments, agencies, or employees and procure services from other CMHSPs or other providers of mental health services that the department has determined can operate in compliance with applicable standards and are capable of maintaining the delivery of services within the county or counties. In canceling this contract for material default, the MDHHS shall provide written notification at least 90 days prior to the cancellation date of the MDHHS intent to cancel this contract to the CMHSP and the relevant County (or Counties) Board of Commissioners. The CMHSP may correct the problem during the 90 day interval, in which case cancellation shall not occur. In the event that this contract is canceled, the CMHSP shall cooperate with the MDHHS to implement a transition plan for recipients. The MDHHS shall have the sole authority for approving the adequacy of the transition plan, including providing for the financing of said plan, with the CMHSP responsible for providing the required local match funding. The transition plan shall set forth the process and time frame for the transition. The CMHSP will assure continuity of care for all people being served under this contract until all service recipients are being served under the jurisdiction of another contractor selected by the MDHHS. The CMHSP will cooperate with the MDHHS in developing a transition plan for the provision of services during the transition period following the end of this contract, including the systematic transfer of each recipient and clinical records from the CMHSP's responsibility to the new contractor.

Material Default. The MDHHS may cancel this contract for material default of the CMHSP. Material default is defined as the substantial failure of the CMHSP to meet CMHSP certification requirements as stated in the Michigan Mental Health Code (Section 232a) or other Mental Health Code mandated provisions. In case of material default by the CMHSP, the MDHHS may cancel this contract without further liability to the state, its departments, agencies, or employees and procure services from other CMHSPs or other providers of mental health services that the department has determined can operate in compliance with applicable standards and are capable of maintaining the delivery of services within the county or counties. In canceling this contract for material default, the MDHHS shall provide written notification at least 90 days prior to the cancellation date of the MDHHS intent to cancel this contract to the CMHSP and the relevant County (or Counties) Board of Commissioners. The CMHSP may correct the problem during the 90 day interval, in which case cancellation shall not occur. In the event that this contract is canceled, the CMHSP shall cooperate with the MDHHS to implement a transition plan for recipients. The MDHHS shall have the sole authority for approving the adequacy of the transition plan, including providing for the financing of said plan, with the CMHSP responsible for providing the required local match funding. The transition plan shall set forth the process and time frame for the transition. The CMHSP will assure continuity of care for all people being served under this contract until all service recipients are being served under the jurisdiction of another contractor selected by the MDHHS. The CMHSP will cooperate with the MDHHS in developing a transition plan for the provision of services during the transition period following the end of this contract, including the systematic transfer of each recipient and clinical records from the CMHSP's responsibility to the new contractor.

Material Default. The MDHHS may cancel this contract for material default of the CMHSP. Material default is defined as the substantial failure of the CMHSP to meet CMHSP certification requirements as stated in the Michigan Mental Health Code (Section 232a) or other Mental Health Code mandated provisions. In case of material default by the CMHSP, the MDHHS may cancel this contract without further liability to the state, its departments, agencies, or employees and procure services from other CMHSPs or other providers of mental health services that the department has determined can operate in compliance with applicable standards and are capable of maintaining the delivery of services within the county or counties. In canceling this contract for material default, the MDHHS shall provide written notification at least 90 ninety (90) days prior to the cancellation date of the MDHHS intent to cancel this contract to the CMHSP and the relevant County (or CountiesCounty(ies) Board of Commissioners. The CMHSP may correct the problem during the 90 ninety (90) day interval, in which case cancellation shall not occur. In the event that this contract is canceled, the CMHSP shall cooperate with the MDHHS to implement a transition plan for recipients. The MDHHS shall have the sole authority for approving the adequacy of the transition plan, including providing for the financing of said plan, with the CMHSP responsible for providing the required local match funding. The transition plan shall set forth the process and time frame for the transition. The CMHSP will assure continuity of care for all people being served under this contract until all service recipients are being served under the jurisdiction of another contractor selected by the MDHHS. The CMHSP will cooperate with the MDHHS in developing a transition plan for the provision of services during the transition period following the end of this contract, including the systematic transfer of each recipient and clinical records from the CMHSP's responsibility to the new contractor.