Common use of Notice of Discharge/Termination Clause in Contracts

Notice of Discharge/Termination. The Contractor agrees to give at least a sixty (60) day written notice to the County of Financial Responsibility, the person to be discharged, and the person’s responsible party or legal representative whenever the Contractor proposes to discharge or terminate service(s) to a person who has received services, unless other legal requirements impose a longer notice period, in which case the longer notice period applies. This notice of action must include the specific grounds for termination and document attempts to address those reasons with the County of Financial Responsibility. The Contractor shall not terminate services or discharge a person before giving such notice or before the proposed date unless delay would seriously endanger the health, safety, or well-being of the person or others. This includes the provider terminating service(s) to a person because of non-payment of an EW Waiver Obligation or Medical Assistance Spend down.

Notice of Discharge/Termination. The Contractor agrees to give at least a sixty (60) day written notice to the County of Financial Responsibility, the person to be discharged, and the person’s responsible party or legal representative whenever the Contractor proposes to discharge or terminate service(s) to a person who has received services, unless other legal requirements impose a longer notice period, in which case the longer notice period applies. This notice of action must include the specific grounds for termination and document attempts to address those reasons with the County of Financial Responsibility. The Contractor shall not terminate services or discharge a person before giving such notice or before the proposed date unless delay would seriously endanger the health, safety, or well-being of the person or others. This includes the provider contractor terminating service(s) to a person because of non-payment of an EW Waiver Obligation or Medical Assistance Spend down.