Utah Admin. Code R986-700-726 - Approved Provider Status
(1) If
an eligible provider chooses not to comply with the following requirements, OCC
will presume the provider has voluntarily chosen not to receive payment for CC
clients. To obtain and retain approved provider status, an eligible provider
shall comply with each of the following provisions.
(a) CCQS. A licensed-center provider must
participate in the CCQS pursuant to Section
R986-700-741.
(b) Care About Childcare. A provider, except
an FFN provider, shall report its monthly, full-time child care rates to the
local Care About Child Care agency.
(c) Verification. A provider must provide
verification information to the Utah Department of Health, Child Care Licensing
Program (CCL) and DWS to determine initial and continuing eligibility, which
includes submission of a completed Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form W-9. For
a provider approved by the Department before May 8, 2020, the provider shall
submit a completed IRS Form W-9 by December 31, 2020.
(i) Payment may be withheld from a provider
who fails to provide verification information until verification information is
provided.
(d) Provider
Guide. A provider must read and agree to the terms and conditions contained in
the Provider Guide. A provider that has not previously received CC payment must
comply with this subsection before being approved and receiving payment.
(i) An approved provider will be notified of
any substantial change to the terms and conditions of the Provider Guide.
(A) An approved provider will be provided at
least 30 days' notice of any substantial change to the terms and conditions of
the Provider Guide.
(B) An approved
provider shall agree to the terms and conditions of the Provider Guide during
the subsequent provider certification period pursuant to Subsection
R986-700-727(5).
(C) If an approved provider fails to agree to
any changes, CC payment will be withheld pursuant to Section
R986-700-729.
(e) Certification. A
provider must complete any ongoing certification in the Provider Portal,
including any certification described in Subsection
R986-700-727(5).
(i) If a provider fails to complete a
required certification, CC payment may be withheld pursuant to Section
R986-700-729.
(ii) If a provider fails to complete a
required certification, the provider may be subject to an audit conducted by
the Department.
(2) The Director of OCC may recommend
disqualifying a provider pursuant to Sections
R986-700-733 and
R986-700-734 if a provider:
(a) fails to provide necessary information or
cooperate with a Department investigation or audit pursuant to Section
R986-700-730;
(b) has an established pattern of
overpayments pursuant to Section
R986-700-731;
(c) commits an Intentional Program Violation
pursuant to Section R986-700-732; or
(d) demonstrates a pattern of behavior
indicating an inability or unwillingness to fulfil the provider's
responsibilities under Section
R986-700-727.
(3) If a provider is no longer an
approved provider and the provider has accrued overpayments that have not been
repaid and later seeks to become an approved provider, approval will not be
granted until any overpayment is paid in full.
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