The Contractor’s Obligations Upon Notice of Termination Sample Clauses

The Contractor’s Obligations Upon Notice of Termination a. In the event of termination or anticipated termination of this Agreement, in full or in part, the Contractor shall take immediate steps to ensure the health and safety of clients in the MSSP program managed by the Contractor. Contractor agrees to cooperate in any and all efforts to refer MSSP clients to other local agencies in order to maintain continuity of services required for each client. b. The Contractor shall provide adequate staff and vendor agreements to provide services to clients during the course of client transition to another MSSP site. c. The Contractor shall deliver updated client records to the subsequent MSSP contractor or as directed by CDA upon notice by CDA. d. The Contractor shall provide a current needs assessment for each of its clients to the subsequent MSSP contractor or as directed by CDA. e. The Contractor shall, with assistance from CDA, develop a written Transition Plan, to locate alternative services for each client through another MSSP site or community agency in accordance with Section B of this Article. f. The Contractor shall be responsible for providing all necessary client services until termination or expiration of the Contract and shall remain liable for the processing and payment of invoices and statements for covered services provided to clients prior to such expiration or termination. g. A full accounting and closeout of the Contractor’s existing budget will be required. While it is recognized that the Contractor will require funding to continue client services and operations at a reduced level until the termination of this Agreement, the Contractor and CDA agree that it is also necessary to transfer funding to those MSSP sites that will be assuming responsibility for clients of the Contractor. Therefore, upon demand of CDA, the Contractor will immediately execute a contract amendment to return funds not anticipated to be required for remaining operations. h. The Contractor shall make available copies of medical records, patient files, and other pertinent information, including information maintained by any subcontractor/vendor, necessary for efficient care management of clients, as determined by CDA. Costs of reproduction will be authorized by CDA as an approved expenditure of local assistance administrative funds. In no circumstances will a Medi-Cal beneficiary be billed for this service.
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