Providers on OPWDD Early Alert Sample Clauses

Providers on OPWDD Early Alert. ‌ 2.8.2.1. The FIDA-IDD Plan shall check the list of entities on OPWDD Early Alert which is available at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xx.xxx/opwdd_services_supports/service_provi ders/early_alert/letters_to_agencies. 2.8.2.2. Pursuant OPWDD policy, although providers on OPWDD Early Alert will not be considered for expansion of services, OPWDD Early Alert does not affect the certification or funding of a provider or its current programs. As such, the FIDA-IDD plan may enter into contracts or single case agreements with providers on OPWDD Early Alert to cover services under this Contract for Participants who were being served by the OPWDD Early Alert provider prior to Enrollment into the FIDA-IDD Plan. 2.8.2.3. The FIDA-IDD Plan may not cover services, whether through a contract or case agreement, delivered by an entity on OPWDD Early Alert to a Participant who does not have a pre-enrollment relationship with that entity without the prior approval of The State and CMS. 2.8.2.4. These limitations only apply while a provider is included on the OPWDD Early Alert list. If a provider is removed from the list pursuant the OPWDD Early Alert policy, this provision will no longer apply.
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