Or. Admin. Code § 309-081-0080 - Monitoring and Follow-up Requirements
(1) To maintain participation in the program,
the behavioral health care worker must:
(a)
Promptly submit quarterly reports signed by the Behavioral Health Care Worker
and the administrator or HR personnel of the practice site verifying the
behavioral health care worker's employment, or licensed business; and
(b) Provide any additional information as
requested by the Authority, including but not limited to:
(A) The practice site and behavioral health
care worker's caseload (panel size or equivalent) (if applicable);
(B) The practice site and behavioral health
care worker's Medicaid caseload and Medicare caseload (if
applicable);
(C) Behavioral health
care worker's Full-Time equivalent (FTE) status; and
(D) Number and percentages of practice site's
patients whose health care is covered by Medicaid and by Medicare, and the
number of patients at the practice site who are uninsured (if
applicable).
(2) A Behavioral health care worker
participating in the program must notify the Authority immediately of any
change in employment or practice status.
(3) If required documentation is not received
within 30 days from the program's final request, the participating behavioral
health care worker's contract is subject to termination and penalties by the
Authority under 309-081-0090 if a waiver is not
in place.
(4) The behavioral health
care worker must at all times be qualified, professionally competent and
actively licensed and/or certified where required by law to perform behavioral
health care services. The behavioral health care worker, employed Full-Time or
Part-time, must provide services within the parameters permitted by the
behavioral health care worker's license or certification.
(5) Information disclosed or data provided by
a behavioral health care worker, including employment status, is subject to
verification by the Authority. Pursuant to 410-081-0080, a recipient of a loan
repayment award whose two-year service obligation cannot be validated or
verified by the Authority will be considered to have breached the terms and
conditions of their contractual agreement.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: HB 4071 (2022)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 675.375, ORS 675.705, ORS 675.720, ORS 675.745, ORS 675.785 & ORS 675.825
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