Reports of Death, Injury, Damage or Abuse Sample Clauses

Reports of Death, Injury, Damage or Abuse. If the County discovers any practice, procedure, or policy of the Contractor which deviates from the requirements of this Contract, violates federal or state law, threatens the success of the program conducted pursuant to this Contract, jeopardizes the fiscal integrity of such program, or compromises the health or safety of recipients of service, County may require corrective action, withhold payment in whole or in part, or terminate this Contract immediately. If County notifies Contractor that corrective action is required, Contractor shall promptly initiate and correct any and all discrepancies, violations or deficiencies to the satisfaction of the County within thirty (30) days, unless County notifies Contractor that it is necessary to make corrections at an earlier date in order to protect the health and safety of recipients of service. Contractor agrees to notify the County immediately should Contractor be investigated, charged, or convicted of a health care related offense. During the pendency of any such proceedings, Contractor shall keep the County fully informed about the status of such proceedings and to consult with the County prior to taking any action which will directly impact the County. This Contract may be terminated immediately by County upon the actual exclusion, debarment, loss of licensure, or conviction of Contractor of a health care offense. Contractor will indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the County for any loss or damage resulting from the conviction, debarment, or exclusion of Contract or subcontractors. If Contractor is an in-patient facility, Contractor shall submit its patient admissions and length of stay requests for utilization review through existing hospital systems or professional standards review organizations. REPORTS OF DEATH, INJURY, DAMAGE, OR ABUSE
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Reports of Death, Injury, Damage or Abuse a. If death, serious personal injury, or substantial property damage occur in connection with the performance of this Agreement, the Provider shall immediately give notice in accordance with Section 10. In addition, Provider shall promptly submit to County, a written report including: (1) the name and address of the injured/deceased person; (2) the time and location of the incident; (3) the names and addresses of the Provider’s employees or agents who were involved with the incident; (4) the names of County employees, if any, involved in the incident; and (5) a detailed description of the incident.
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Reports of Death, Injury, Damage or Abuse a. If the County discovers any practice, procedure, or policy of the Contractor which deviates from the requirements of this Contract, violates federal or state law, threatens the success of the program conducted pursuant to this Contract, jeopardizes the fiscal integrity of such program, or compromises the health or safety of recipients of service, County may require corrective action, withhold payment in whole or in part, or terminate this Contract immediately. If County notifies Contractor that corrective action is required, Contractor shall promptly initiate and correct any and all discrepancies, violations or deficiencies to the satisfaction of the County within thirty (30) days, unless County notifies Contractor that it is necessary to make corrections at an earlier date in order to protect the health and safety of recipients of service.
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Reports of Death, Injury, Damage or Abuse a) Reports of Death, Injury, or Damage. If death, serious personal injury, or substantial property damage occur in connection with the performance of this Agreement and involving COUNTY’s clients, CONTRACTOR shall immediately notify the COUNTY’s Behavioral Health Administrator by telephone. In addition, CONTRACTORshall promptly submit to COUNTY a written report including:
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