COA Self-Report Form

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It is important to consult COA’s Accreditation Policies and Procedures Manual, Section X. for detailed information on self-reporting requirements. The manual is located in your MyCOA portal. If you have any questions about COA’s self-reporting requirements please log a case in your MyCOA portal under "Contact COA." 

Please know that a separate electronic form must be completed for each incident or occurrence.

Uploaded files must not exceed 5Mb.


For your reference please find the reporting timeframes for incidents/occurrences at the end of this form.
IDENTIFYING INFORMATION





Only one email should be entered in this field. Email addresses must be written in the correct format and cannot contain spaces before or after the email address.



INCIDENTS/OCCURRENCES



(Loss of Authorization or Revocation of Domestic License or Loss of Authorization from a Foreign Government [e.g., inter-country adoption])



(Licensing/Regulatory, Other Governmental Authority (local/state/provincial), or Federal)






(Licensing/Regulatory, Other Governmental Authority (local/state/provincial), or Federal)






(Licensing/Regulatory, Other Governmental Authority (local/state/provincial), Federal, Foreign Government [e.g., inter-country adoption], Non-Governmental Investigative Entity, or Contractor)



(Licensing/Regulatory, Other Governmental Authority (local/state/provincial), Federal, Foreign Government [e.g., inter-country adoption]), Non-Governmental Investigative Entity, or Contractor) NOTE: When a Public Agency is placed under a Consent Decree/Court Ordered Reform Plan this should be reported under the corrective action category.



(Licensing/Regulatory, Other Governmental Authority (local/state/ provincial), Federal, or Contractor)



(Licensing/Regulatory, Other Governmental Authority (local/ state/provincial), Federal, Foreign Government [e.g., inter-country adoption], or Contractor)









Upon submission of this report, please also go to the Sites & Program page to close the respective program.  The Sites & Programs page is located on the Accredited cycle under the Intake tab.

Please note: To add a new site to applicable accredited programs, please go to the Sites & Programs page located on the Accredited cycle under the Intake tab. 

New programs are added during the Reaccreditation process or through a Single Service review process. If applicable, organizations not currently pursuing Reaccreditation can elect to conduct a Single Service review. 



(The organization has merged with, acquired, or has been acquired by another organization/entity, regardless of whether the other organization/entity is COA-accredited or not.  See Section XV of the COA’s Accreditation Policies and Procedures Manual for required documentation to be provided to COA.)

Send the merger/acquisition information required by Section XV. to the following email address: clientrelations@coanet.org.






(civil or criminal judgments received by the organization for employment practices or malpractice/ professional liability)


When self-reporting a consumer serious injury or consumer death in order safeguard consumer privacy, COA requests that the organization/agency/program NOT report the following consumer primary identifying information within the COA Self-Report Form:
•    Name of the consumer,
•    Age of the consumer,
•    Date of birth,
•    Gender,
•    Address of consumer (including the zip code), or
•    Address of the program (including the zip code) that the consumer attended.




When self-reporting a consumer serious injury or consumer death in order safeguard consumer privacy, COA requests that the organization/agency/program not report the following consumer primary identifying information within the COA Self-Report Form:
•    Name of the consumer,
•    Age of the consumer,
•    Date of birth,
•    Gender,
•    Address of consumer (including the zip code), or
•    Address of the program (including the zip code) that the consumer attended.






Incident / Occurrence

Reporting Time Frame

Loss of Authorization or Revocation of Domestic License  or Loss of Authorization from a Foreign Government (e.g., inter-country adoption)

Ten (10) business days of notification.

Licensing/Regulatory, Other Governmental Authority (local, state/provincial), Federal or Foreign Government (e.g., inter-country adoption), or Non-Governmental Investigative Entity, or Contractor Action(s):

Suspension of license

Termination of  Medicaid/Medicare certification or other certification

License change

Initiation of investigation

Corrective action

Financial sanctions/penalties

Placement of a hold on referrals or contract award

Twenty (20) business days of notification.

Change in Exempt Status (e.g., CARF, TJC, NAEYC, etc.)

Twenty (20) business days of the “other” accreditation body decision or the organization’s decision to voluntarily discontinue accreditation by the other accreditor.

Organization Closure

Twenty (20) business days prior to closure of the organization.

Discontinuation of Any COA-Accredited Service

Twenty (20) business days prior to the discontinuation of service(s) to consumers.

Opening of a New Program(s)

Twenty (20) business days from the date of beginning to provide services to consumers

Merger/Acquisition

Twenty (20) business days prior to the expected legal date to merge with, acquire or be acquired

Change in CEO/Executive Director/Commissioner/Agency Head. A change in Program Director is only reportable for CYD or Military/Family Readiness program accreditations

Twenty (20) business days of the change

Bankruptcy or Other Forms of Insolvency Proceedings

Ten (10) business days from the date of the bankruptcy filing.

Judgments

Twenty (20) business days of notification of judgment.

Consumer Death

Consumer death occurring while the consumer is under the organization’s regular/periodic care and/or relating to service delivery. See Section XB of COA’s Accreditation Policies and Procedures Manual for additional information and examples.

Ten (10) business days of completion of the organization’s incident/quality improvement review process.

Consumer Serious Injury

Consumer serious injury occurring while the consumer is under the organization’s regular/periodic care, and/or relating to service delivery and results in debilitating or permanent loss of function (paralysis, brain trauma, loss of limb, etc.), serious physical impairment (fracture, concussion, coma, physical disfigurement, etc.), psychological injury (assault, sexual exploitation, rape, etc.), or serious impairment of health. See Section XB of COA’s Accreditation Policies and Procedures Manual for additional information and examples.

 

Ten (10) business days of completion of the organization’s incident/quality improvement review process.