Mich. Admin. Code R. 330.11013 - Nursing facility not in substantial compliance; notice of termination
Rule 11013.
(1) If
a facilitys deficiencies do not constitute immediate jeopardy, then the state
medicaid agency may apply alternative remedies instead of termination of the
provider agreement. However, even though the deficiencies do not constitute
immediate jeopardy, a concurrent notice of termination shall be issued together
with written notice of the deficiency.
(2) If a facilitys deficiencies are not
corrected, then the notice of termination shall be effective not later than 180
days from the last date of survey.
(3) If an alternate remedy is chosen and the
nursing facility did not come into substantial compliance within 180 days, then
the state medicaid agency shall be liable to HCFA for payments made in the
interim and the nursing facility shall be liable to the state medicaid
agency.
(4) Concurrent notice of
termination from the state medicaid agency is given to alert the nursing
facility to the potential for nonpayment of services.
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