NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED Clause Samples
The "NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED" clause establishes that a fresh, separate contract must be executed for certain future transactions or arrangements, rather than relying on the current agreement to govern those matters. In practice, this means that if the parties wish to engage in additional business, extend the scope of their relationship, or address new products or services, they must negotiate and sign a new agreement specific to those terms. This clause ensures that each new arrangement is clearly documented and tailored to the circumstances, preventing misunderstandings and ensuring that outdated or irrelevant terms do not automatically apply to future dealings.
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NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED. (a) If there is a change of ownership of an RTC as specified in Article 9.3(b), then the new owner, in order to be a TRICARE-authorized RTC, must enter into a new agreement with DHA. The new owner is immediately subject to any existing plan of correction, expiration date, applicable health and safety standards, ownership and financial interest disclosure requirements, and any other provisions and requirements of this agreement.
(b) An RTC contemplating or negotiating a change of ownership must notify DHA in writing at least 30 days before the effective date of the change. At the discretion of the Director, DHA, or a designee, this agreement may remain in effect until a new Participation Agreement can be signed to provide continuity of coverage for beneficiaries. An RTC that has provided the required 30 days’ advance written notification of a change of ownership may seek an extension of this agreement’s effect for a period not to exceed 180 days from the date of the transfer of ownership. Failure to provide 30 days’ advance written notification of a change of ownership will result in a denial of a request for an extension of this agreement and the termination of this agreement upon transfer of ownership as specified in Article 9.3(a).
(c) Prior to a transfer of ownership of an RTC, the new owners may petition DHA in writing for a new Participation Agreement. The new owners must document that all required licenses and accreditations have been maintained and must provide documentation regarding any program changes. Before a new Participation Agreement is executed, the Director, DHA, or a designee will review the RTC to ensure that it is in compliance with TRICARE requirements.
NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED. (a) If there is a change of ownership of an OTP as specified in Article 8.2(b), then the new owner, in order to be an authorized intensive outpatient program, must enter into a new agreement with DHA. The new owner is subject to any existing plan of correction, expiration date, applicable health and safety standards, ownership and financial interest disclosure requirements and any other provisions and requirements of this agreement.
(b) An OTP contemplating or negotiating a change in ownership must notify DHA in writing at least 30 days prior to the effective date of the change. At the discretion of the Director, DHA, or a designee, this agreement may remain in effect until a new Participation Agreement can be signed to provide continuity of coverage for beneficiaries. An IOP that has provided the required 30 days’ advance notification of a change of ownership may seek an extension of this agreement’s effect for a period not to exceed 180 days from the date of the transfer of ownership. Failure to provide 30 days’ advance notification of a change of ownership will result in a denial of a request for an extension of this agreement and termination of this agreement upon transfer of ownership as specified in Article 8.2(a).
(c) Prior to a transfer of ownership of an OTP, the new owners may petition DHA in writing for a new Participation Agreement. The new owners must document that all required licenses and accreditations have been maintained, and must provide documentation regarding any program changes. Before a new Participation Agreement is executed, the Director, DHA, or a designee will review the OTP to ensure that it is in compliance with 32 CFR 199.
NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED. (a) If there is a change of ownership of a PHP as specified in Article 9.2(b)above, then the new owner, in order to be an authorized partial hospital program, must enter into a new agreement with TMA. The new owner is subject to any existing plan of correction, expiration date, applicable health and safety standards, ownership and financial interest disclosure requirements and any other provisions and requirements of this agreement.
(b) A PHP contemplating or negotiating a change in ownership must notify TMA in writing at least 30 days prior to the effective date of the change. At the discretion of the Executive Director, TMA, or a designee, this agreement may remain in effect until a new participation agreement can be signed to provide continuity of coverage for beneficiaries. A PHP that has provided the required 30 days’ advance notification of a change of ownership may seek an extension of this agreement’s effect for a period not to exceed 180 days from the date of the transfer of ownership. Failure to provide 30 days’ advance notification of a change of ownership will result in a denial of a request for an extension of this agreement and termination of this agreement upon transfer of ownership as specified in Article 9.2(a) above.
(c) Prior to a transfer of ownership of a PHP, the new owners may petition TMA in writing for a new participation agreement. The new owners must document that all required licenses and accreditations have been maintained, and must provide documentation regarding any program changes. Before a new participation agreement is executed, the Executive Director, TMA, or a designee will review the PHP to ensure that it is in compliance with 32 CFR 199.
NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED. (a) If there is a change of ownership of a BC as specified in Article 8.2(b), then the new owner, in order to be a TRICARE authorized birthing center, must enter into a new agreement with TMA except as provided in Article 8.2(c). The new owner is subject to any existing plan of correction, expiration date, applicable health and safety standards, ownership and financial interest disclosure requirements and any other provisions and requirements of this agreement.
NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED. (a) If there is a change of ownership of a PHP as specified in Article 9.2(b), then the new owner, in order to be an authorized partial hospital program, must enter into a new agreement with DHA. The new owner is subject to any existing plan of correction, expiration date, applicable health and safety standards, ownership and financial interest disclosure requirements and any other provisions and requirements of this agreement.
(b) A PHP contemplating or negotiating a change in ownership must notify DHA in writing at least 30 days prior to the effective date of the change. At the discretion of the Director, DHA, or a designee, this agreement may remain in effect until a new participation agreement can be signed to provide continuity of coverage for beneficiaries. A PHP that has provided the required 30 days’ advance notification of a change of ownership may seek an extension of this agreement’s effect for a period not to exceed 180 days from the date of the transfer of ownership. Failure to provide 30 days’ advance notification of a change of ownership will result in a denial of a request for an extension of this agreement and termination of this agreement upon transfer of ownership as specified in Article 9.2(a).
(c) Prior to a transfer of ownership of a PHP, the new owners may petition DHA in writing for a new participation agreement. The new owners must document that all required licenses and accreditations have been maintained, and must provide documentation regarding any program changes. Before a new participation agreement is executed, the Director, DHA, or a designee will review the PHP to ensure that it is in compliance with 32 CFR 199.
NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED. (a) If there is a change of ownership of a BC as specified in Article 8.2(b), then the new owner, in order to be a TRICARE authorized birthing center, must enter into a new agreement with DHA except as provided in Article 8.2(c). The new owner is subject to any existing plan of correction, expiration date, applicable health and safety standards, ownership and financial interest disclosure requirements and any other provisions and requirements of this agreement.
NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED.
(a) If there is a change of ownership of an RTC as specified in Article 9.3(b), then the new owner, in order to be a TRICARE / CHAMPUS-authorized residential treatment center, must enter into a new agreement with TMA. The new owner is immediately subject to any existing plan of correction, expiration date, applicable health and safety standards, ownership and financial interest disclosure requirements, and any other provisions and requirements of this agreement.
(b) An RTC contemplating or negotiating a change of ownership must notify TMA in writing at least 30 days before the effective date of the change. At the discretion of the Executive Director, TMA, or a designee, this agreement may remain in effect until a new participation agreement can be signed to provide continuity of coverage for beneficiaries. An RTC that has provided the required 30 days' advance written notification of a change of ownership may seek an extension of this agreement's effect for a period not to exceed 180 days from the date of the transfer of ownership. Failure to provide 30 days' advance written notification of a change of ownership will result in a denial of a request for an extension of this agreement and the termination of this agreement upon transfer of ownership as specified in Article 9.3(a) above.
NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED. (a) If there is a change of ownership of an RTC as specified in Article 9.3(b), then the new owner, in order to be a TRICARE/CHAMPUS-authorized residential treatment center, must enter into a new agreement with TMA. The new owner is immediately subject to any existing plan of correction, expiration date, applicable health and safety standards, ownership and financial interest disclosure requirements, and any other provisions and requirements of this agreement.
(b) An RTC contemplating or negotiating a change of ownership must notify TMA in writing at least 30 days before the effective date of the change. At the discretion of the Executive Director, TMA, or a designee, this agreement may remain in effect until a new participation agreement can be signed to provide continuity of coverage for beneficiaries. An RTC that has provided the required 30 days' advance written notification of a change of ownership may seek an extension of this agreement's effect for a period not to exceed 180 days from the date of the transfer of ownership. Failure to provide 30 days' advance written notification of a change of ownership will result in a denial of a request for an extension of this agreement and the termination of this agreement upon transfer of ownership as specified in Article 9.3(a) above.
(c) Prior to a transfer of ownership of an RTC, the new owners may petition TMA in writing for a new participation agreement. The new owners must document that all required licenses and accreditations have been maintained and must provide documentation regarding any program changes. Before a new participation agreement is executed, the Executive Director, TMA, or a designee will review the RTC to ensure that it is in compliance with TRICARE/CHAMPUS requirements.
NEW AGREEMENT REQUIRED. (a) If there is a change of ownership of a PHP as specified in Article 9.2(b) above, then the new owner, in order to be an authorized partial hospital program, must enter into a new agreement with TMA. The new owner is subject to any existing plan of correction, expiration date, applicable health and safety standards, ownership and financial interest disclosure requirements and any other provisions and requirements of this agreement.
(b) A PHP contemplating or negotiating a change in ownership must notify TMA in writing at least 30 days prior to the effective date of the change. At the discretion of the Executive Director, TMA, or a designee, this agreement may remain in effect until a new participation agreement can be signed to provide continuity of coverage for beneficiaries. A PHP that has provided the required 30 days' advance notification of a change of ownership may seek an extension of this agreement's effect for a period not to exceed 180 days from the date of the transfer of ownership. Failure to provide 30 days' advance notification of a change of ownership will result in a denial of a request for an extension of this agreement and termination of this agreement upon transfer of ownership as specified in Article 9.2(a) above.