Provider Rights. When a provider contends that the County Department has not made adequate payment based on program rules for care provided, the provider has the right to an informal conference with the County Department staff pursuant to 9 CCR 2503-9. ● Providers may request a conference in writing within fifteen (15) calendar days of the date of the action. ● Provider requests should be addressed to the county director of the County Department of Social/Human Services responsible for the action. ● Providers may request that State CCCAP Program staff participate in the conference. That participation may be by telephone conference. ● The conference shall be held within two (2) weeks of the date that the written request is received by the County Department. ● The purpose of the conference will be limited to discussion of the payments in dispute and the relevant rules regarding payment. ● The final decision of the County Department shall be mailed to the provider within fifteen (15) business days of the conference date.
Provider Rights. PROVIDER shall retain its rights, title and interest in the SERVICE, the LICENSED DATA, and the CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION, including all functionality, copyright and patent rights as provided under state and federal law. Any modifications or improvements made to the SERVICE, the LICENSED DATA, or the CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION shall remain the property of the PROVIDER.
Provider Rights. Provider shall retain its rights, title and interest in the Service, the Licensed Data, and the Confidential Information, including all functionality, copyright and patent rights as provided under state and federal law. Any modifications or improvements made to the Service, the Licensed Data, or the Confidential Information shall remain the property of the Provider.
Provider Rights. If Provider contends that CDEC or its payment vendor has not made adequate payment based on program rules for care provided,Provider has the right to an informal conference with CDEC. ● Provider may request a conference in writing within 10 Business Days, as defined in Section 3 of Exhibit A, of the date Provider was to receive the disputed payment. ● Provider request should be addressed to CDEC Director of the Division of Universal Preschool. ● Provider may request that CDEC staff participate in the conference. That participation may be by telephone conference. ● The conference shall be held within 10 Business Days of the date that the written request is received by CDEC. ● The purpose of the conference will be limited to discussion of the payments in dispute and the relevant rules regarding payment. ● The final decision of CDEC shall be mailed to Provider within 15 Business Days of the conference date. ● CDEC will, through a payment vendor, reimburseProvider for authorized, attended, and properly recorded preschool participation. Payments to Provider will be based on rates set by rule at 8 CCR 1404-1. ● CDEC will, through the Application Portal, determine a family’s eligibility for universal preschool services within 20 Business Days of receiving a complete application packet pending verification. ● CDEC will provide an informal conference within 10 Business Days of Provider’s written request, to discuss the basis for any denial or termination of this Agreement or to discuss any payment dispute(s). ● CDEC will pay Provider based on the information regarding the number of students that applied and were approved through the Application Portal. Provider will be paid beginning in August of each school year based upon the number of slots allocated to Provider. Subsequent payments will be made based upon actual enrollment in November, February, and May of the school year.
Provider Rights. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall preclude Provider from participating in or contracting with any other Payor or other person, group or entity, whether before, during or subsequent to the term of this Agreement, with regard to the provision by Provider of any health care services.
Provider Rights. Providers have the right to decline or terminate employment at any time and for any reason. The Public Authority and the Union encourage Providers to provide at least two weeks’ notice if possible to the Consumer and the Public Authority in order to enable the Consumer to obtain a replacement.
Provider Rights. To establish and maintain mutually respectful relationships with their patients/clients To consult with other medical and mental health providers within Health Services, when needed, in order to provide the best care for the patient/client To terminate a relationship with a patient/client if that patient/client’s care is outside of the provider’s scope of practice, or if the patient/client displays disruptive behavior, is a safety concern, or creates an ethical dilemma. In these cases, patients/clients will be provided appropriate referrals that would best meet their needs To adhere to all statutes, licensing board rules, and codes of ethics in the provider’s field of practice To present patients/clients documents related to professional qualifications upon request To provide quality services and involve patients/clients in their plan development and evaluation of treatment goals To ensure confidentiality of their patient/client’s clinical information whenever possible To inform the patient/client of provider qualifications, professional disciplines, areas of expertise, and to practice within those standards To demonstrate respect regardless of a patient/client’s age, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, and socio- economic status I have read and understand the rights afforded to me as a patient/client and the responsibilities I have while I receive care. Patient/Client Signature Date University ID Number
