Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 509.50 - Funding Suspension
a) The
Department may suspend funds to the provider for any of the following reasons:
1) Denying Departmental staff reasonable
access to records required under this Part or any other applicable rule of the
Department (i.e., records pertaining to the activities and responsibilities of
the provider necessary to document the use of Department funds or
responsibilities of the provider relative to the management of Department
funds);
2) Failure to implement
mutually agreed upon, written corrective actions that resulted from findings
and recommendations related to a Departmental initiated review. Providers will
be given a reasonable amount of time to implement corrective actions. Normally
this would be three to six months;
3) When the Department has information,
either from Department fiscal/administrative reviews or from an independent
audit, that leads to a reasonable conclusion that the provider is in
substantial non-compliance with generally accepted accounting principles or is
otherwise unable to protect and account for Department funds;
4) A founded complaint or report from another
State agency that impacts directly or indirectly on Department of Human
Services programs.
b)
During the period of suspension, funds earned by the provider will continue to
accrue and will be released by the Department once the provider complies with
the conditions that caused the funding suspension or the Secretary determines
that the suspension should be removed in accordance with Section
509.65.
Release of funds is contingent on the Department's authority to pay for service
(e.g., reimbursement for a prior fiscal year after the close of the lapse
period would be outside the Department's authority).
Notes
Amended at 26 Ill. Reg. 8547, effective May 31, 2002
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