42 CFR 460.120 - Grievance process.
§ 460.120
Grievance process.
For purposes of this part, a grievance is a complaint, either written or oral, expressing dissatisfaction with service delivery or the quality of care furnished.
(a) Process to resolve grievances.
A PACE organization must have a formal written process to evaluate and resolve medical and nonmedical grievances by participants, their family members, or representatives.
(b) Notification to participants.
Upon enrollment, and at least annually thereafter, the PACE organization must give a participant written information on the grievance process.
(c) Minimum requirements.
At a minimum, the PACE organization's grievance process must include written procedures for the following:
(d) Continuing care during grievance process.
The PACE organization must continue to furnish all required services to the participant during the grievance process.
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