Utah Admin. Code R30-2-4 - Agency Action
(1) When the office
determines a division payment made to a provider was incorrect or that a
provider's payments from the division should be suspended, the office may file
a notice of agency action pursuant to Section
63G-4-201.
(2) The notice of agency action and any other
documents associated with the agency action shall be mailed by first class
postage to the provider's mailing address on file with the department unless
the provider notifies the office in writing of an alternative physical or email
address to be used for the adjudicative proceedings.
(3) An agency action initiated by the office
shall be an informal adjudicative proceeding under Section
63G-4-202.
(4) Unless otherwise provided by these rules,
the rules regarding the calculation of time found in Rule 6 of the Utah Rules
of Civil Procedure shall be applicable to an action.
(5) After the initiation of an agency action,
the ALJ may issue an order of default against a provider pursuant to Section
63G-4-209 if the ALJ
finds a provider:
(a) fails to appear or
participate in any step of the adjudicative process; or
(b) unreasonably prolongs the adjudicative
process without good cause.
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