Regular Certification definition

Regular Certification means a certification granted to a new provider or renewed annually for a certified provider when the new provider or certified provider demonstrates compliance with applicable certification standards.

Regular Certification means a certification issued by the agency to a facility which is in full compliance with these rules and Michigan's statutes and rules for protecting recipient's rights or which is in substantial compliance with these rules and operating under an approved plan of corrective action or a report of progress, or both, in correcting items of noncompliance. A regular certification may be granted for a period of up to 2 years.

Examples of Regular Certification in a sentence

• As per contract with SI, 23.56 lakh IPC case files and 2.93 lakh additional registers (crime/criminal related data of registered mafia, gang information, history sheets, wanted/rewarded criminals etc.) from January 2003 onwards were to be digitised in batches and verified at the level of district authorities (police station level 100 per cent, Circle officer level 10 per cent, district nodal officer level 5 per cent and subsequently at the UPPTS level one per cent prior to migration to SDC.

• If a provider is requesting Regular Certification Based on Deemed Status to begin with the prior year’s certification and the provider receives national accreditation within eight (8) months of completion of the prior year’s certification process, the provider submits the report and certificate to DDS within thirty (30) days of provider’s receipt of the report and certificate.

• In order to achieve restoration of its Regular Certification, the certified provider corrects all identified deficiencies and demonstrates substantial compliance with certification standards within sixty (60) calendar days of being downgraded to a Regular Certification with Requirements.

• If DDS determines that the provider is in substantial compliance with applicable Certification Standards, DDS issues a Regular Certification.

• Regular Certification is valid for shall expire twenty-four (24) months, after the issuance of the certification or, for an entity that is accredited, ninety (90) days after the expira- tion of the entity’s accreditation.

• If a certified provider is not in substantial compliance with applicable certification standards within thirty (30) calendar days after receiving notice of noncompliance in a Certification Review Report, the status of the certified provider’s Regular Certification will be downgraded to a Regular Certification with Requirements.

• If the current accreditation indicates that that the certified provider is in substantial compliance with licensure standards and a review of other pertinent information does not indicate a pattern of noncompliance or pervasive noncompliance at Level 2 or above, DDS renews the Regular Certification of the certified provider without any further Certification Review.

• If the current accreditation indicates that the provider is in substantial compliance with certification standards, DDS issues a Regular Certification to the provider without any further Certification Review.

• When a certified provider continues to be out of compliance with applicable certification standards at the end of the period allowed for a Regular Certification with Requirements or when warranted by the scope and severity level of the noncompliance, the certified provider’s certification is downgraded to a Provisional Certification for a maximum term of one hundred and eighty calendar days (180) and Moratorium on New Admissions is imposed.

• If DDS determines after conducting a review that the certified provider is in substantial compliance with applicable Certification Standards, DDS renews the certified provider’s Regular Certification.