Common use of Provider Subcontracts Clause in Contracts

Provider Subcontracts. (a) If Provider, with CMHSP’s prior written consent, subcontracts any supports/services required of Provider under this Agreement, any such subcontract shall: (1) Be in writing and include a full specification of the subcontracted supports/services; (2) Contain a provision stating that this Agreement is incorporated by reference into the subcontract and made a part thereof; and (3) Contain a provision stating that the subcontract is subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. Any such subcontract shall not terminate the legal responsibility of Provider to ensure that supports/services required of Provider hereunder are fulfilled. (b) Prior to the execution of any such subcontract, Provider shall use commercially reasonable efforts to furnish CMHSP with notice verifying that: (1) The subcontractor and its professional staff, if any, maintain all approvals, licenses, certifications, registrations, accreditations, and authorizations required by Federal, State and local laws, ordinances, rules and regulations to perform the subcontracted supports/services for Covered Persons. (2) The subcontractor is not listed by a MDHHS or agency of the Federal government or the State of Michigan as being suspended from participation in Medicaid or Medicare Programs; (3) The subcontractor is not listed by a MDHHS or agency of the State of Michigan in its registry for unfair labor practices; (4) The subcontractor is not listed by the U.S. General Services Administration in its (5) The subcontractor maintains workers’ compensation and unemployment insurance coverage for its employees; and (6) The subcontractor maintains liability insurance coverages required by CMHSP, LRE or Administrator for all contracted services. Provider shall immediately notify CMHSP in writing if, subsequent to execution of any such subcontract, Provider discovers that any of the above cited verifications are no longer true. (c) Any subcontractor shall ensure, as applicable, that its professional staff, if any, meet CMHSP’s, LRE’s or Administrator’s, as the case may be, credentialing and privileging requirements, including privileging and competency standards and/or that its nonprofessional staff meets the CMHSP’s or LRE’s, as the case may be, requirements for qualifications and competency standards, necessary to perform the subcontracted Supports/Services.

Provider Subcontracts. (a) 3.15.1 If Provider, with CMHSP’s prior written consent, subcontracts any supportsSupports/services Services required of Provider under this Agreement, any such subcontract shall: (1) 3.15.1.1 Be in writing and include a full specification of the subcontracted supportsSupports/servicesServices; (2) 3.15.1.2 Contain a provision stating that this Agreement is incorporated by reference into the subcontract and made a part thereof; and (3) 3.15.1.3 Contain a provision stating that the subcontract is subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. Any such subcontract shall not terminate the legal responsibility of the Provider to ensure assure that supportsSupports/services Services required of the Provider hereunder are fulfilled. (b) 3.15.2 Prior to the execution of any such subcontract, the Provider shall use commercially reasonable efforts to furnish CMHSP with notice verifying that: (1) 3.15.2.1 The subcontractor and its professional staff, if any, maintain all approvals, licenses, certifications, registrations, accreditations, and authorizations required by Federalfederal, State state and local laws, ordinances, rules and regulations to perform the subcontracted supportsSupports/services Services for Covered PersonsCustomers. (2) 3.15.2.2 The subcontractor is not listed by a MDHHS or agency of the Federal federal government or the State of Michigan as being suspended from participation in Medicaid or Medicare Programs; (3) 3.15.2.3 The subcontractor is not listed by a MDHHS or agency of the State of Michigan in its registry for unfair labor practices; (4) 3.15.2.4 The subcontractor is not listed by the U.S. General Services Administration in itsits “Excluded Parties List” as to federal funding; (5) 3.15.2.5 The subcontractor maintains workers’ compensation and unemployment insurance coverage for its employees; and (6) 3.15.2.6 The subcontractor maintains liability insurance coverages required by CMHSP, LRE or Administrator CMHSP for all contracted servicesthe Supports/Services. The Provider shall immediately notify CMHSP CMHSP, in writing writing, if, subsequent to execution of any such subcontract, the Provider discovers that any of the above cited verifications are no longer true. (c) 3.15.3 Any subcontractor shall ensure, as applicable, that its professional staff, if any, meet CMHSP’s, LRE’s or Administrator’s, as the case may be, credentialing and privileging requirements, including privileging and competency standards and/or that its nonprofessional non-professional staff meets the CMHSP’s or LRE’s, as the case may be, requirements for qualifications and competency standards, necessary to perform the subcontracted Supports/Services.