Common use of State Audits Clause in Contracts

State Audits. Pursuant to California Code of Regulations, title 9, section 1810.380, Contractor shall be subject to State oversight, including site visits and monitoring of data reports and claims processing; and reviews of program and fiscal operations to verify that medically necessary services are provide in compliance with said code and the contract between the State and County. If the Contractor is determined to be out of compliance with State or Federal laws and regulations, the State may require actions of the County to rectify any out of compliance issue, which may include financial implications. Contractor agrees to be held responsible for their portion of any action the State may impose on the County.

State Audits. a. Pursuant to California Code of Regulations, title Title 9, section 1810.380, Contractor shall be subject to State state oversight, including site visits and monitoring of data reports and claims processing; and reviews of program and fiscal operations to verify that medically necessary services are provide provided in compliance with said code and the contract between the State state and County. If the Contractor is determined to be out of compliance with State state or Federal federal laws and and/or regulations, the State state may require actions of the County to rectify any out of compliance issue, which may include financial implications. Contractor agrees to be held responsible for their portion of any action the State state may impose on the County.

State Audits. Pursuant to California Code of Regulations, title 9, Regulations section 1810.380, Contractor shall be subject to State oversight, including site visits and monitoring of data reports and claims processing; and reviews of program and fiscal operations to verify that medically necessary services are provide in compliance with said code and the contract between the State and County. If the Contractor is determined to be out of compliance with State or Federal laws and regulations, the State may require actions of the County to rectify any out of compliance issue, which may include financial implications. Contractor agrees to be held responsible for their portion of any action the State may impose on the County.

State Audits. Pursuant to California Code of Regulations, title 9, section 1810.380, Contractor shall be subject to State oversight, including site visits and monitoring of data reports and claims processing; and reviews of program and fiscal operations to verify that medically necessary services are provide provided in compliance with said code and the contract between the State and County. If the Contractor is determined to be out of compliance with State or Federal laws and and/or regulations, the State may require actions of the County to rectify any out of compliance issue, which may include financial implications. Contractor agrees to be held responsible for their portion of any action the State may impose on the County.

State Audits. Pursuant to California Code of Regulations, title 9, section 1810.380, Contractor 1810.380,Parties shall be subject to State oversight, including site visits and monitoring of data reports and claims processing; and reviews of program and fiscal operations to verify that medically necessary services are provide in compliance with said code and the contract between the State and County. If the Contractor is Parties are determined to be out of compliance with State or Federal laws and regulations, the State may require actions of the County to rectify any out of compliance issue, which may include financial implications. Contractor SELPA agrees to be held responsible for their portion of any action the State may impose on the County.