Common use of Provider Agreement Clause in Contracts

Provider Agreement. The department may refuse to enter into or may revoke the Child Care Assistance Provider Agreement, Form 470-3871 or 470-3871(S), if any of the following occur: a. The department finds a hazard to the safety and well-being of a child, and the provider cannot or refuses to correct the hazard. b. The provider has submitted claims for payment for which the provider is not entitled. c. The provider fails to cooperate with an investigation conducted by the department of inspections and appeals to determine whether information the provider supplied to the department regarding payment for child care services is complete and correct. Once the agreement is revoked for failure to cooperate, the department shall not enter into a new agreement with the provider until cooperation occurs. d. The provider does not meet one of the applicable requirements set forth in subrule 170.4(3). e. The provider fails to comply with any of the terms and conditions of the Child Care Assistance Provider Agreement, Form 470-3871 or 470-3871(S). f. The provider submits attendance documentation for payment and the provider knows or should have known that the documentation is false or inaccurate. g. An overpayment of CCA funds with a balance of $3,000 or more exists for a provider and that provider fails to enter into a repayment agreement with the department of inspections and appeals (DIA) or does not make payments according to the repayment agreement on file with DIA. h. The provider is found to have more children in care at one time than allowed for the provider type as found at rule 441—110.6(237A) and 441—subrules 110.13(1), 110.14(1), 110.15(1), 120.6(1) and 170.4(3).

Provider Agreement. The department may refuse to enter into or may revoke the Child Care Assistance Provider Agreement, Form 470-3871 or 470-3871(S), if any of the following occur: a. The department finds a hazard to the safety and well-being of a child, and the provider cannot or refuses to correct the hazard. b. The provider has submitted claims for payment for which the provider is not entitled. c. The provider fails to cooperate with an investigation conducted by the department of inspections and appeals to determine whether information the provider supplied to the department regarding payment for child care services is complete and correct. Once the agreement is revoked for failure to cooperate, the department shall not enter into a new agreement with the provider until cooperation occurs. d. The provider does not meet one of the applicable requirements set forth in subrule 170.4(3).170.4 e. The provider fails to comply with any of the terms and conditions of the Child Care Assistance Provider Agreement, Form 470-3871 or 470-3871(S). f. The provider submits attendance documentation for payment and the provider knows or should have known that the documentation is false or inaccurate. g. An overpayment of CCA funds with a balance of $3,000 or more exists for a provider and that provider fails to enter into a repayment agreement with the department of inspections and appeals (DIA) or does not make payments according to the repayment agreement on file with DIA. h. The provider is found to have more children in care at one time than allowed for the provider type as found at rule 441—110.6(237A441—110.4(237A) and 441—subrules 110.13(1110.8(1), 110.14(1110.9(1), 110.15(1), 120.6(1110.10(1) and 170.4(3).