Provision of Direct Care Services to PACE Participants Sample Clauses

Provision of Direct Care Services to PACE Participants. County hereby represents and warrants that County and all employees of County providing direct care to CalOptima PACE participants shall, at all times covered by this Contract, meet the requirements set forth in this Section. County agrees to cooperate with CalOptima PACE’s competency evaluation program and direct participant care requirements, and to notify CalOptima immediately if County or any employee of County providing services to CalOptima PACE participants no longer meets any of these requirements. All providers of direct care services to CalOptima PACE Members shall meet the following requirements: 2.9.1 Comply with any State or Federal requirements for direct patient care staff in their respective settings; 2.9.2 Meet Medicare, Medi-Cal and CalOptima requirements applicable to the services County furnishes; 2.9.3 Have verified current certifications or licenses for their respective positions; 2.9.4 Have not been excluded from participation in Medicare, Medicaid or Medi-Cal; 2.9.5 Have not been convicted of criminal offenses related to their involvements with Medicare, Medicaid, Medi-Cal, or other health insurance or health care programs, or any social service programs under Title XX of the Act; 2.9.6 Not pose a potential risk to CalOptima PACE participants because of a conviction for physical, sexual, drug or alcohol abuse; 2.9.7 Be free of communicable diseases, and up to date with immunizations, before performing direct patient care; and 2.9.8 Participate in an orientation to the PACE program presented by CalOptima PACE, and agree to abide by the philosophy, practices and protocols of CalOptima PACE.
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Provision of Direct Care Services to PACE Participants. County hereby represents and warrants that County and all employees of County providing direct care to CalOptima PACE participants shall, at all times covered by this Contract, meet the requirements set forth in this Section. County agrees to cooperate with C alOptima PACE’s competency evaluation program and direct participant care requirements, and to notify CalOptima immediately if County or any employee of County providing services to CalOptima PACE participants no longer meets any of these requirements. All providers of direct care services to CalOptima PACE Members shall meet the following requirements: 2.10.1 Comply with any State or Federal requirements for direct patient care staff in their respective settings;

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