Ill. Admin. Code tit. 77, § 655.60 - General Requirements
a)
Grantees may charge fees for services paid with funds under this authority, but
only pursuant to an approved fee schedule which bases fees charged by the
grantee on the family size and the income of the service recipients, and an
assurance that the agency takes into account the difficulties some persons face
in obtaining resources to pay for services.
b) The grantee shall implement the program
within three months of the date when authorization to proceed is given. Funds
for programs not implemented within three months shall revert to unawarded
status unless a special extension is approved. A special extension shall be
approved if a grantee has made reasonable efforts to implement the project but
it is unable to do so within three months due to circumstances beyond its
control.
c) The grantee agency
shall allow periodic onsite review of its program and records by the staff of
the Division of Family Health or their authorized representatives.
d) The grantee agency shall submit quarterly
and annually fiscal, statistical, and narrative reports to the Division of
Family Health within 15 days at the end of each quarter.
e) Fees collected for services provided by
the project shall be used to further the purposes of the project and shall not
be used for match. Matching funds must not have been used for matching in any
other grant. In-kind contributions may be used for match.
f) Authorization for services for which
payments are made from project funds shall be maintained by the grantee. A form
for each patient shall show the services authorized and the amounts expended
for the specific types of services approved. The method proposed for
authorizing services allowable under project policies should be outlined in the
project plan.
g) Payment for
inpatient services shall be based on the lesser of reasonable cost of services
or the customary charges to the general public for such services.
h) Grantees shall not amend the plan or
budget without prior approval of the Department. The Department shall approve
amendments to a project plan or budget if such amendments are consistent with
the purposes and rules of the program and are reasonably justified.
i) The applicant shall maintain adequate
records to show disposition of all funds expended for activities for which the
grant was made. All records shall be retained for five years after the close of
the fiscal year in which the grant was made and shall be made available for
audit purposes upon request of the Department.
j) Failure by the grantee to comply with
these requirements shall be cause for discontinuance of funds or termination of
the grant.
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