MENTAL HEALTH COST REPORT Sample Clauses

MENTAL HEALTH COST REPORT. Pursuant to Section 14705 (c) of the California Welfare and Institutions Code, COUNTY must provide cost reporting to the State in relation to this contract. CONTRACTOR agrees to provide COUNTY with an annual cost report in accordance with the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) requirements no later than October 31st for the preceding fiscal/contractual year. XXXXXXXXXX agrees that failure to provide said report prior to November 1st may result in a penalty of $100 per calendar day until the cost report is received by COUNTY. At the COUNTY’S discretion payment of said penalties may be scheduled for direct submission to the COUNTY or as an offset of a future bill for services under this Agreement or a subsequent agreement for like services. It is agreed between COUNTY and CONTRACTOR that the rate stated above is intended to represent the CONTRACTOR’S actual cost as presented in the required year-end cost report. Should the year- end cost report reflect a rate that is less than that stated herein, CONTRACTOR agrees to reimburse COUNTY for all amounts paid in excess of the year-end cost report rate. Reimbursement shall be remitted to COUNTY not later than December 31st for the preceding fiscal/contractual year.
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MENTAL HEALTH COST REPORT. Pursuant to Section 14705 (c) of the California Welfare and Institutions Code, COUNTY must provide cost reporting to the State in relation to this contract. CONTRACTOR agrees to provide COUNTY with an annual cost report in accordance with the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) requirements no later than October 31st for the preceding fiscal/contractual year. XXXXXXXXXX agrees that failure to provide said report prior to November 1st may result in a penalty of $100 per calendar day until the cost report is received by COUNTY. At the COUNTY’S discretion payment of said penalties may be scheduled for direct submission to the COUNTY or as an offset of a future bill for services under this Agreement or a subsequent agreement for like services. a. It is agreed between COUNTY and CONTRACTOR that the rate stated above is intended to represent the CONTRACTOR’S actual cost as presented in the required year-end cost report. Should the year-end cost report reflect a rate that is less than that stated herein, CONTRACTOR agrees to reimburse COUNTY for all amounts paid in excess of the year- end cost report rate. Reimbursement shall be remitted to COUNTY not later than December 31st for the preceding fiscal/contractual year.
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MENTAL HEALTH COST REPORT. SIERRA COUNTY shall comply with the following section once they begin to bill Medi-Cal for specialty Mental Health Services. Once Specialty Mental Health Medi- Cal billing has commenced on behalf of SIERRA COUNTY, SIERRA County must provide cost reporting to the State in relations to this contract, pursuant to Section 14705 (c) of the California Welfare and Institutions Code, PLACER must provide cost reporting to the State in relation to this contract. XXXXXX agrees to provide PLACER with an annual cost report in accordance with the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) requirements no later than October 31st for the preceding fiscal/contractual year. XXXXXX agrees that failure to provide said report prior to November 1st may result in a penalty of $100 per calendar day until the cost report is received by PLACER. At the PLACER’S discretion payment of said penalties may be scheduled for direct submission to the PLACER or as an offset of a future bill for services under this Agreement or a subsequent agreement for like services. It is agreed between PLACER and SIERRA that the rate stated above is intended to represent the SIERRA’S actual cost as presented in the required year-end cost report. Should the year-end cost report reflect a rate that is less than that stated herein, XXXXXX agrees to reimburse PLACER for all amounts paid in excess of the year-end cost report rate. Reimbursement shall be remitted to PLACER not later than December 31st for the preceding fiscal/contractual year.
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MENTAL HEALTH COST REPORT. 9.1 Pursuant to Section 14705 (c) of the California Welfare and Institutions Code, COUNTY must provide cost reporting to the State in relation to this contract. CONTRACTOR agrees to provide COUNTY with an annual cost report in accordance with the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) requirements no later than October 31st for the preceding fiscal/contractual year. 9.2 It is agreed between COUNTY and CONTRACTOR that the report referenced above is intended to represent the CONTRACTOR’S actual cost as presented in the required year- end cost report. Should the year-end cost report reflect a rate that is less than that stated herein, CONTRACTOR agrees to reimburse COUNTY for all amounts paid in excess of the year-end cost report rate. Reimbursement shall be remitted to COUNTY not later than December 31st for the preceding fiscal/contractual year.
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