Responsibilities of the Provider. Provider agrees to:
a. Provide the academic, wellness, and/or enrichment services and/or activities detailed in Section 4(c) of this Agreement and align the services with applicable DCPS standards, goals and priorities;
b. Use the space in the applicable DCPS Location in order to provide the services explained in Section 4(c) of this Agreement;
c. Provide the following services for DCPS:
i. Provider will provide after school and summer social emotional and academic development programming to DCPS students.
d. Provide reasonable accommodations to allow students with disabilities to participate effectively in the activities offered, and consult with the school’s teachers/administrators on how to best serve the students; and
e. Submit signed Use Agreements to the Office of Realty in the Department of General Services to ensure accurate billing for rental, custodial services, and security fees (if applicable).
f. Comply with all applicable federal and local laws and regulations, as well as DCPS policies including, but not limited to, those related to discipline, sexual harassment, mandatory reporting, grievances, and school safety. Provider will allow DCPS unrestricted access to observe, monitor, and evaluate Provider’s compliance with this Agreement, including during the provision of services described in Section 4(c) of this Agreement. DCPS may conduct such observation, monitoring, and evaluation through various measures including, but not limited to, conducting site visits, participating in informal check-ins, participating in formal meetings with Provider’s staff or director(s), and/or administering an evaluation tool which may include reading and responding to end-of-year evaluations.
g. Document any incidents occurring during the provision of services under Section 4(c) of this Agreement regarding the behavior, safety, or health of any DCPS student and/or any Provider Personnel (as defined in Section 6(a) of this Agreement) through the School Program Provider Incident Report Form, accessible at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxx/aAfKfBrHi3H7dXnv8. Provider shall also notify the principal of the DCPS Location where the incident occurred AND the DCPS point of contact referenced in Section 14 of this Agreement. Provider will comply immediately with any requests made by DCPS to alter any student’s programming based on the incident report including, but not limited to, replacement of Provider Personnel.
h. Where providing in-person services, follow all DCPS policies and proce...
Responsibilities of the Provider. The Provider will employ and manage all staff that operates the visits room play area.
Responsibilities of the Provider. The Provider shall:
A. Comply with state and federal law, as well as WDH Program Rules and policies applicable to each Program for which Provider submits a claim for payment.
B. For the Wyoming Medicaid Program specifically, and in addition to requirements in Section 5A above, comply with the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. § 1396 et seq.); the Wyoming Medical Assistance and Services Act (Wyo. Stat. § 42-4- 101 et seq.); the regulations of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS); the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) (42 C.F.R. Chapter IV Subchapter C); and Section 6032 of the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (Employee Education About False Claims Recovery).
C. Comply with licensing and certification standards as contained in Wyoming statutes, regulations and rules, or applicable licensing and certification standards in the state where a service is provided.
D. Comply with the Wyoming Medicaid Provider Manuals, as revised or updated quarterly, and all Program bulletins which are integrated into the manuals. These Provider manuals provide additional guidance and requirements for the respective Programs identified in Section 2 above.
E. Ensure that the charges submitted for services or items provided to eligible WDH clients shall not exceed the charges for comparable services or items provided to persons not eligible for these Programs.
F. Not submit claims for payment prior to provision of qualifying services. If providing administrative assistance such as managing payments to providers of self-directed care participants, the Provider shall not accept claims prior to services being performed.
G. Xxxx all third-party payers as defined in applicable WDH Rules and policies before submitting claims to WDH or its fiscal agent.
H. Accept as payment in full the amounts paid in accordance with Wyoming statutes and WDH Rules and policies, and the Provider shall not seek additional payment from any source prohibited by law, including the client or any member of his or her family.
I. Not require prepayment by clients who present proper proof of program eligibility, with the exception of services requiring co-payment as defined in WDH Rules or policies. This provision shall not apply to any service or item not covered by the Program, if the client agrees in writing in advance to pay for such service or item.
J. File all claims in accordance with applicable federal and state laws and regulations and in accordance with WDH Rules and polic...
Responsibilities of the Provider. With effect from the Commencement Date, the University hereby engages the Provider, and the Provider hereby undertakes to the University, to provide Placements for Trainee Teachers in accordance with the terms of the Placement Policy, the Mentor Handbook, the Definitive Document and this Agreement, and, without limitation, to perform and discharge the following duties and obligations in accordance therewith, namely to:
3.1.1. provide Placements for Trainee Teachers in accordance with this Agreement;
3.1.2. observe, comply with, and conduct all aspects of the Placements in accordance with this Agreement and supporting documentation;
3.1.3. provide an electronic copy, where appropriate, of the following documentation to the University:
3.1.3.1. the current 'Information for parents' booklet;
3.1.3.2. the policy for initial teacher training;
3.1.3.3. the policy for equal opportunities; and
3.1.3.4. outcomes of the latest Ofsted report;
3.1.4. ensure that Trainee Teachers are provided with the same or equivalent work facilities and amenities (including but not limited to eating and rest areas, toilet facilities and equipment) as those provided to the Provider's own employees and discharge its obligations to the Trainee Teachers in this respect as if the Trainee Teachers were employees of the Provider;
3.1.5. ensure that the Trainee Teachers receive a timely induction;
3.1.6. provide a suitable setting for effective training including the provision of appropriate resources, ICT and access to the internet; and that Trainee Teachers have access to the professional support, appropriate models of good practice and necessary resources to enable them to meet the required assessment standards;
3.1.7. appoint a Subject Mentor, Mentor, School Mentor or School Based Tutor (as appropriate) who holds a teaching qualification, and has appropriate teaching experience who will have particular responsibility for the support and guidance; professional development and assessment of the Trainee Teacher, especially in relation to subject specific knowledge (where appropriate) and pedagogy;
3.1.8. ensure that such designated staff specified in clause 3.1.7 are familiar with the supporting documentation and requirements of the Placement by ensuring they attend the pre-placement briefing meeting(s);
3.1.9. release relevant staff to attend and contribute to meetings, training events and other activities arranged to support and develop initial training;
3.1.10. ensure that such designat...
Responsibilities of the Provider. The Provider’s Service Delivery Obligations and responsibilities are narrated in the Agreement and are further explained and refined in this, the Schedule, Part 2, Service Specification as follows:
Responsibilities of the Provider. National Disability Solutions agrees to:
a) provide you with the supports we have agreed to provide, at the agreed time, and in a manner consistent with all relevant laws, including the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013 and rules, and the Australian Consumer Law;
b) treat you politely and with respect and involve you in all decisions about how supports are provided;
c) ensure our staff are qualified and skilled in providing the supports you need;
d) keep our scheduled appointments with you, or give you a minimum of 48 hours’ notice if we need to make a change to a scheduled appointment;
e) listen to your feedback on how well we are doing so we can resolve problems quickly and continually improve the services provided to you;
f) protect your privacy and make sure your personal information is safe and secure; Note: We will clearly explain to you how we do this and will ask you for your consent to share your information (there may be times we are legally required to do this) g) be honest with you if you want us to provide support that we believe another organisation may be better suited to provide, or where there is a potential or actual conflict with NDIA policies; Note: We will always inform you of any situation where National Disability Solutions has a potential conflict of interest so that you can make an informed decision in relation to your supports
h) keep accurate records on the supports we provide you and charge you correctly for the services we provide;
i) ensure you have access to details of services delivered (e.g. through myplace) and the amount charged for those services as per the Terms of Business for Registered Providers, and
j) explain our Cancellation Policy to you and give you information about how we manage complaints about our service or activate our cancellation policy (see section 9 below).
Responsibilities of the Provider. 2.1 PROVIDER will retain ultimate responsibility for provision of all client/patient care or patron service and that such care or service is its first priority of care to its patients or clients.
2.2 PROVIDER will make available to assigned students, appropriate accommodations, equipment and supplies in order to provide meaningful, supervised clinical educational experiences. Such accommodations will include an environment conducive to the learning process which conforms to PROVIDER'S customary practices and procedures.
2.3 PROVIDER will provide each student with access to a planned supervised program consistent with the educational objectives and program established by CSU. PROVIDER will evaluate the performance of the CSU student(s) in writing, using forms provided or approved by CSU. PROVIDER will permit CSU students to perform services for PROVIDER patients or clients only when under the direct supervision of a registered, licensed or certified PROVIDER caregiver licensed in the discipline in which supervision is to be provided. Students will work, perform assignments, and participate in rounds, clinics, staff meetings, and in-service education programs at the discretion of supervisors designated by the PROVIDER.
2.4 PROVIDER will designate a member of its staff to coordinate this program and function as clinical supervisor with CSU's designated coordinator. Jointly, PROVIDER and CSU will develop objectives, methods of instruction, and other details of the full clinical experience contemplated by this Agreement.
2.5 PROVIDER will advise CSU in a timely manner of any serious deficiency noted in an assigned student's performance. In such event, the PROVIDER and CSU will attempt to devise a plan by which the student may be assisted in achieving the stated objectives of the educational program. PROVIDER has the right to require CSU to withdraw any student whose health (despite reasonable accommodation) or performance is a detriment to patient, client or patron well-being or to the achievement of the objectives of the affiliation.
Responsibilities of the Provider. The responsibilities of the Provider are to: Provide the Service detailed in this Agreement Provide quarterly monitoring reports, in relation to agreed evaluation criteria Ensure that staff and volunteers engaged to deliver activities under the terms of the Agreement have appropriate qualifications and/or training and access to CPD Play an active part in the Forfar and Kirriemuir locality planning arrangements Provide copies of financial accounts, as and when required, that show clearly how funding was used to deliver the services contained within the Agreement Undertake an impact assessment of measures and report findings to ACPP
Responsibilities of the Provider. SCDMV Administration has established Program Standards for the operation of the EVR program and standards for approved Participating Dealers and Third Party Participants. The Program Standards are hereby incorporated herein as though repeated verbatim. The Provider shall monitor Participating Dealer and/or Third Party Participants performance in accordance with the Program Standards and immediately report any discrepancies or violations to SCDMV. The Provider shall provide the requisite training to the Participating Dealers, Third Party Participants, and their Authorized Users, in addition to any training required by the SCDMV. The Provider shall attend any training or workshops required by SCDMV. In exchange for access to SCDMV data, as described in 2., below, the Provider agrees to pay to SCDMV the amount of $2.50 fee per each completed update to complete a transaction define as Update Phase 2 (UPD2). A transaction is defined as each transaction for which the Participating Dealer or Third Party Participant performs an Update 1 and an Update 2 to fulfill the transaction transmission. The Provider shall deposit, through the electronic network, all monies owed to SCDMV and collected by the approved Participating Dealers and Third Party Participant to the credit of SCDMV with the Treasurer of the State of South Carolina through SCDMV designated bank or financial institution. The Provider shall submit all reports, including daily activity reports, financial reports, and such other reports as may be required by the Program Standards, and in all other respects to comply with the Code of Laws for the State of South Carolina. The Provider shall receive, securely store, account for, and be fully responsible for such items of value as may be entrusted to the Provider by SCDMV. In general, the Provider will not handle inventory but will facilitate direct delivery of inventory from SCDMV. The Parties to this contract recognize, however, that there may be specific instances, such as leasing company businesses, which routinely sell from their fleets to third party purchasers, in which it may become necessary for Provider to acquire and maintain inventory such as license plates, registration certificates and year decals. If Provider engages in such business arrangements, items of inventory will be subject to the requirements of this paragraph and Provider will be responsible for such items. Such inventory will likewise be subject to the bonding provisions of Section 6.,...
Responsibilities of the Provider. 3.1 The Provider agrees to: • review the services regularly with the Participant • once agreed, provide Heat & Eat Meals that meet the Participant’s needs • communicate openly and honestly in a timely manner • treat the Participant with courtesy and respect • consult the Participant on decisions about how Heat & Eat Meals are provided • give the Participant information about managing any complaints or disagreements • listen to the Participant’s feedback and resolve problems quickly • give the Participant the required notice if the Provider needs to end the Service Agreement • protect the Participant’s privacy and confidential information • provide Heat & Eat Meals in a manner consistent with all relevant laws, including the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013 and rules, and the Australian Consumer Law; keep accurate records on the supports provided to the Participant • issue regular invoices and statements of the Heat & Eat Meals delivered to the Participant.
