PROVIDER AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING Sample Clauses

The "PROVIDER AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING" clause serves as an introductory statement that outlines the specific obligations, responsibilities, or commitments the provider is undertaking within the agreement. Typically, this clause precedes a list of actions, standards, or deliverables that the provider must fulfill, such as supplying goods, performing services, or adhering to certain quality requirements. Its core practical function is to clearly delineate what is expected from the provider, ensuring both parties have a mutual understanding of the provider's duties and reducing the risk of disputes over performance.
PROVIDER AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING. 1. Provider is currently a non-profit service organization as defined in ARSD Chapter 67:16:25:01. 2. Provider agrees to promptly notify Finance/EBT if there is a change in Provider's name or address or if there is a change of ownership or corporate entity of Provider. Provider further agrees to supply all documentation necessary for the reimbursement of any outstanding claims upon termination from the Title XIX Non-Emergency Medical Transportation program. 3. Provider agrees to comply with all Federal and State laws, regulations and rules applicable to Provider's participation in the Title XIX Non-Emergency Medical Transportation program, including program regulations located in ARSD Chapter 67:16:25. 4. Provider agrees to provide services as required by the recipient and only in the amount required by the recipient without discrimination on the grounds of age, race, color, sex, national origin, physical or mental disability, marital or economic status. 5. Provider agrees to keep complete and accurate fiscal records that fully justify and disclose the extent of the services rendered and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ made under the Title XIX Non-Emergency Medical Transportation program, and agrees to furnish Finance/EBT and/or Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) and/or Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), upon request and allow access to pertinent financial records, such information regarding any payments claimed for providing these services. Access includes, but is not limited to, the examination, inspection, photocopying and/or auditing of any requested financial records. Provider understands that failure to submit or failure to retain adequate documentation for all services billed to the Title XIX Non- Emergency Medical Transportation program may result in recovery of payments for medical transportation services not adequately documented, and may result in the termination or suspension of Provider from participation in the Title XIX Non- Emergency Medical Transportation program, and may result in civil or criminal liability. 6. Provider acknowledges that by submitting a claim to the Title XIX Non-Emergency Medical Transportation program, Provider certifies that the transportation expenses were advanced to the program recipient prior to the submission of the claim to the Title XIX Non-Emergency Medical Transportation program. 7. Provider agrees to allow Finance/EBT and/or MFCU and/or HHS access to any and all financial records which may be deemed confidential by any r...
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PROVIDER AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING. 1. Provider agrees to comply with Administrative Rules of South Dakota (ARSD) including those of December 15, 1998, specifically: a. The driver providing the transportation service meets all requirements listed in ARSD 67:16:25:04:01. b. Each driver and attendant is able to assist a passenger into and out of a vehicle and each receives all of the training listed in ARSD 67:16:25:04:02. c. Each vehicle used for wheelchair transportation contains all of the equipment listed in ARSD 67:16:25:04:03. d. Each vehicle used for wheelchair transportation services is equipped with a wheelchair securement device and a wheelchair occupant restraint system for each wheelchair and occupant being transported. The securement devices and driver or attendant responsibilities must meet the requirements of ARSD 67:16:25:04:04. e. Both daily and weekly vehicle inspections are performed, as well as the after inspection requirements as stated in ARSD 67:16:25:04:05. f. Liability insurance requirements are met in accordance with ARSD 67:16:25:04:06. g. Compliance with ARSD 67:16:25:04:07 regarding proper resolution of complaints received by either the department or by the provider. h. Maintain certain records and make them available to the department upon request in accordance with ARSD 67:16:25:04:08.
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PROVIDER AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING. 1. To submit its own Dispensing Plan to DOH-Broward no later than thirty (30) days after execution of this Agreement. 2. To request medications and medical supplies based on its calculated targeted dispensing population, to which the Provider’s POD personnel will dispense available medications. 3. To dispatch, at the designated time identified by federal authorities and/or DOH- Broward, an appropriately credentialed courier to the Regional Distribution Site (RDS) for collection of SNS medications and medical supplies for use at its POD(s). 4. To receive medications and medical supplies delivered by the DOH-Broward, if any. 5. To assume responsibility of dispensing medications (mass prophylaxis) to its targeted dispensing population by the Provider’s trained staff (training details provided in Provider’s POD Plan), at a pre-selected site chosen by the Provider, in accordance with the DOH-Broward Medical Countermeasures Dispensing Plan and the Provider’s own Approved POD Plan, and in accordance with any liability protections afforded under local, State, or Federal law. A site security assessment shall be conducted for pre-selected site(s). 6. To utilize medications and medical supplies in accordance with the policies and procedures outlined in the DOH-Broward Medical Countermeasures Dispensing Plan and the Provider’s own Approved POD Plan. 7. To dispense medications provided by DOH-Broward, per established medical protocols/formulas in a timely manner. 8. To confer with DOH-Broward Officials to determine if any waiver, modification, or exceptions to applicable law during a public health emergency apply to their dispensing volunteers. 9. To provide all updates of the Provider’s Approved POD Plan to DOH-Broward within seventy-two (72) hours of such update. 10. To provide training and education to Provider’s management and volunteers that will be utilized in mass prophylaxis dispensing operations in accordance with specifics of the Approved POD Plan provided by the Provider. 11. To not charge individuals for medications, medical supplies, or administration of medications that have been provided through this MOA. 12. To participate periodically in any DOH-Broward-sponsored dispensing training/education/exercise opportunities. 13. To provide emergency point of contact information on a 24-hour basis to DOH- Broward to ensure timely notification of the Provider in the event of a public health emergency. 14. To maintain accurate records of medications dispensed (how...
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