Texas Administrative Code
Title 26 - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Part 1 - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION
Chapter 52 - CONTRACTING FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES
Subchapter E - ENFORCEMENT BY HHSC, TERMINATION BY CONTRACTOR, AND NO OFFER OF STANDARD CONTRACT BY HHSC
Division 7 - HHSC DOES NOT OFFER A STANDARD CONTRACT
Section 52.391 - HHSC Does Not Offer a Standard Contract
Universal Citation: 26 TX Admin Code ยง 52.391
Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024
(a) HHSC may decide not to offer a standard contract to a contractor:
(1) for any reason for which HHSC may deny a
provisional contract application, as described in §
49.207
of this chapter (relating to Provisional Contract Application Denial);
(2) for any reason for which HHSC
may terminate a contract, as described in §
49.534
of this subchapter (relating to Termination of Contract by HHSC); or
(3) if the contractor has a provisional
contract for the HCS or TxHmL Program and HHSC imposed a vendor hold on the
contractor in accordance with §9.183 (relating to Program Provider
Compliance and Corrective Action) or § 9.587 of this title (relating to
Program Provider Compliance and Corrective Action) during the term of the
provisional contract.
(b) If HHSC decides not to offer a contractor a standard contract when its contract expires:
(1) the contractor must:
(A) cooperate fully with HHSC, the LIDDA if
applicable, and other contractors to transfer individuals receiving services
from the contractor; and
(B) submit
documentation or take other action as directed by HHSC; and
(2) HHSC:
(A) notifies individuals receiving services
from the contractor or LARs that:
(i) the
contractor's contract is ending and HHSC has placed or will place the
contractor's payments on a vendor hold; and
(ii) the individuals or LARs may choose to
receive services under a contract listed on the choice list, subject to
program-specific requirements;
(B) removes the expiring contract from the
appropriate choice list; and
(C)
notifies:
(i) the contractor of the decision,
in writing, and includes in the notification the application denial period set
in accordance with §
49.702(a)
of this chapter (relating to Application Denial Period); and
(ii) any controlling person of the
contractor, in writing, of the application denial period set in accordance with
§
49.702(a)
of this chapter.
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