Common use of MONITORING AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS Clause in Contracts

MONITORING AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS. In addition to the Program Evaluation provisions of ARTICLE 38, the PROVIDER understands and agrees that DEPARTMENT employees, agents or monitors under contract by the DEPARTMENT may monitor the PROVIDER’S performance under this Provider Agreement. The PROVIDER also understands and agrees that evidence of Provider Agreement performance or nonperformance may be obtained by the DEPARTMENT from other governmental and private entities, including but not limited to the CMS, HSD, the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department, the Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), The Council on Quality and Leadership for Persons with Disabilities (The Council), The Joint Commission and the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit of the Attorney General’s Office. The PROVIDER agrees that evidence of performance not in conformity with this Provider Agreement which the DEPARTMENT obtains through such monitoring or through information obtained by such other governmental and private entities may form the basis for a Performance Improvement Plan, a corrective action plan, or for the Provider Agreement sanctions set forth in paragraph a. and b. of this Article, or for termination of the Provider Agreement.

MONITORING AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS. In addition to the Program Evaluation provisions of ARTICLE 38, the PROVIDER understands and agrees that DEPARTMENT employees, agents or monitors under contract by the DEPARTMENT may monitor the PROVIDER’S performance under this Provider Agreement. The PROVIDER also understands and agrees that evidence of Provider Agreement performance or nonperformance may be obtained by the DEPARTMENT from other governmental and private entities, including but not limited to the CMSCenter for Medicare and Medicaid Services, HSDthe New Mexico Human Services Department, the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department, the Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), The Council on Quality and Leadership for Persons with Disabilities (The Council), The Joint Commission and the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit of the Attorney General’s Office. The PROVIDER agrees that evidence of performance not in conformity with this Provider Agreement which the DEPARTMENT obtains through such monitoring or through information obtained by such other governmental and private entities may form the basis for a Performance Improvement Plan, a corrective action plan, or for the Provider Agreement sanctions set forth in paragraph a. and b. of this Article, or for termination of the Provider Agreement.