Do Not Refer Status definition

Do Not Refer Status or “DNR Status” –means all new referrals to CONTRACTOR are suspended, as further discussed in Part I, Section 16.0 Hold Status, Do Not Refer Status, Do Not Use Status, Corrective Action Plan, Sub-section 16.3, Do Not Refer Status and Exhibit N, DCFS/Probation ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Care Placement Contract Investigation/Monitoring/Audit Remedies and Procedures Agreement.
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Do Not Refer Status or “DNR Status” –means all new referrals to CONTRACTOR are suspended, as further discussed in Part I, Section 15.0
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Do Not Refer Status means the suspension of new DCFS children placements when the investigation indicates problems and/or deficiencies that may be compounded by additional or newly-placed children; when the substantiated allegations do not place children in the facility at further risk and deficiencies are correctable within an agreed upon time; and/or when a CONTRACTOR fails to repay an overpayment.
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Examples of Do Not Refer Status in a sentence

  • In such instance, COUNTY may take appropriate action, pursuant to this Contract, including, but not limited to, that under Part I, Section 16.0, Hold Status, Do Not Refer Status, Do Not Use Status, Corrective Action Plan, with the understanding that CONTRACTOR may appeal the final decision pursuant to the Dispute Resolution Procedures in Part I, Section 20.0.

  • Do Not Refer Status, Do Not Use Status, Corrective Action Plan, of this Contract.

  • County shall provide a written notice of its intention to place CONTRACTOR on a Do Not Refer Status at least 15 days in advance.

  • County shall provide a written notice of its intention to place CONTRACTOR on a Do Not Refer Status at least fifteen (15) days in advance.

  • Do Not Refer Status, Do Not Use Status and CAP above, as it pertains to non-Overpayment, regardless of the Overpayment being in dispute and any outstanding due process or administrative remedies which may exist for a disputed Overpayment.

  • Do Not Refer Status, Do Not Use Status and CAP, if the issue in dispute is solely the repayment of the identified Overpayment, governed by MPP Sections 45-304 through 45-306, inclusive, will be contingent on: a) exhaustion of due process in favor of COUNTY, and CONTRACTOR fails to repay the Overpayment; or, b) a voluntary or involuntary agreement to repay the Overpayment exists with COUNTY, and CONTRACTOR fails to repay the Overpayment pursuant to the voluntary or involuntary agreement.

  • Do Not Refer Status, Do Not Use Status and CAP, if the issue in dispute is solely the repayment of the identified Overpayment, governed by MPP 45-304 through 45- 306, inclusive, will be contingent on: a) exhaustion of due process in favor of COUNTY, and CONTRACTOR fails to repay the Overpayment; and/or, b) a voluntary or involuntary agreement to repay the Overpayment exists with COUNTY, and CONTRACTOR fails to repay the Overpayment pursuant to the voluntary or involuntary agreement.

  • Failure to provide this information to COUNTY may result in a Do Not Refer Status being placed on the ISFC FFA.

  • In such instance, COUNTY may take appropriate action, pursuant to this Contract, including, but not limited to, that under Part I, Section 17.0, Hold Status, Do Not Refer Status, Do Not Use Status, Corrective Action Plan, with the understanding that CONTRACTOR may appeal the final decision pursuant to the Dispute Resolution Procedures in Part I, Section 21.0.

  • Status, Do Not Refer Status, Do Not Use Status, Corrective Action Plan, Sub- section 16.1 and Exhibit N, Department of Children and Family Services/Probation Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Program Contract Investigation/Monitoring/Audit Remedies and Procedures.