Common use of Unusual Incident Notification Clause in Contracts

Unusual Incident Notification. PROVIDER agrees to report unusual incidents to COALITION by no later than the close of business on the next business day of the unusual incident and to submit a written report to COALITION within three (3) business days from the date of the incident. For licensed providers, sending a copy of the incident report submitted for DCF to COALITION shall constitute compliance with this paragraph. An unusual incident is any significant event involving the health and safety of children under PROVIDER’s care. Examples of unusual incidents include: accusations of abuse or neglect against PROVIDER or PROVIDER’s staff; the injury of a child which requires professional medical attention at PROVIDER’s site or written notification from the child’s parent that the child received professional medical attention; and when PROVIDER receives notice of litigation where PROVIDER is a named party or defendant that relates to PROVIDER’s operation of VPK services.

Unusual Incident Notification. PROVIDER agrees to report unusual incidents to COALITION by no later than the close of business on the next business day of the unusual incident and to submit a written report to COALITION within three (3) business days from the date of the incident. For licensed providers, sending a copy of the incident report submitted for DCF to COALITION shall constitute compliance with this paragraph. An unusual incident is any significant event involving the health and safety of children under PROVIDER’s care. Examples of unusual incidents include: accusations of abuse or neglect against PROVIDER or PROVIDER’s staff; the injury of a child which requires professional medical attention at PROVIDER’s site or written notification from the child’s parent that the child received professional medical attention; and when PROVIDER receives notice of litigation where PROVIDER is a named party or defendant that relates to PROVIDER’s operation of VPK services. 66. Notification of Disqualification or Public Assistance Fraud.

Unusual Incident Notification. PROVIDER agrees to report unusual incidents to COALITION by no later than the close of business on the next business day of the unusual incident and to submit a written report to COALITION within three (3) business days from the date of the incident. For licensed providers, sending a copy of the incident report submitted for DCF to COALITION shall constitute compliance with this paragraph. An unusual incident is any significant event involving the health and safety of children under PROVIDER’s care. Examples of unusual incidents include: accusations of abuse or neglect against PROVIDER or PROVIDER’s staff; the injury of a child which requires professional medical attention at PROVIDER’s site or written notification from the child’s parent that tha the child received professional medical attention; and when PROVIDER receives notice of litigation where PROVIDER is a named party or defendant that relates to PROVIDER’s operation of VPK services.

Unusual Incident Notification. PROVIDER agrees to report unusual incidents to COALITION by no later than the close of business on the next business day of the unusual incident and to submit a written report to COALITION within three (3) business days from the date of the incident. For licensed providers, sending a copy of the incident report submitted for DCF to COALITION will shall constitute compliance with this paragraph. An unusual incident is any significant event involving the health and safety of children under PROVIDER’s care. Examples of unusual incidents include: accusations of abuse or neglect against PROVIDER or PROVIDER’s staff; the injury of a child which requires professional medical attention at PROVIDER’s site or written notification from the child’s parent that the child received professional medical attention; and when PROVIDER receives notice of litigation where PROVIDER is a named party or defendant that relates to PROVIDER’s operation of VPK services.

Unusual Incident Notification. PROVIDER agrees to report unusual incidents to COALITION by no later than the close of business on the next business day of the unusual incident and to submit a written report to COALITION within three (3) business days from the date of the incident. For licensed providers, sending a copy of the incident report submitted for DCF to COALITION shall will constitute compliance with this paragraph. An unusual incident is any significant event involving the health and safety of children under PROVIDER’s care. Examples of unusual incidents include: accusations of abuse or neglect against PROVIDER or PROVIDER’s staff; the injury of a child which requires professional medical attention at PROVIDER’s site or written notification from the child’s parent that the child received professional medical attention; and when PROVIDER receives notice of litigation where PROVIDER is a named party or defendant that relates to PROVIDER’s operation of VPK services.