Common use of Final Reimbursement Clause in Contracts

Final Reimbursement. Should Contractor’s final total reimbursement amount be less than the total interim payments made pursuant to submitted invoices, Contractor agrees to remit said difference to County within 60 calendar days of Contractor’s receipt of Final Contract Settlement, unless otherwise approved in writing by ACBHD. If applicable to Contractor’s funding source, ACBHD will provide the Final Medi-Cal Reconciliation data submitted to State of California based on the Final Mental Health Valid or Paid Units under Medi-Cal, the monthly 835 Form or equivalent, for Contractor’s review. If Contractor has any adjustments that would impact Medi-Cal, non Medi-Cal, crossover units or crossover revenue, Contractor must advise ACBHD prior to the appropriate State of California department determining the Final Medi-Cal Reconciliation. No adjustment to total cost or units can be made after the Final Medi-Cal Reconciliation.

Final Reimbursement. Should Contractor’s final total reimbursement amount be less than the total interim payments made pursuant to submitted invoices, Contractor agrees to remit said difference to County within 60 calendar days of Contractor’s receipt of Final Contract Cost Settlement, unless otherwise approved in writing by ACBHD. If applicable to Contractor’s funding source, ACBHD will provide the Final Medi-Cal Reconciliation data submitted to State of California based on the Final Mental Health Valid or Paid Units under Medi-Cal, the monthly 835 Form or equivalent, for Contractor’s review. If Contractor has any adjustments that would impact Medi-Cal, non non-Medi-Cal, crossover units or crossover revenue, Contractor must advise ACBHD prior to the appropriate State of California department determining the Final Medi-Cal Reconciliation. No adjustment to total cost or units can be made after the Final Medi-Cal Reconciliation.