Loss of Authorization or Revocation of
Domestic License or Loss of
Authorization from a Foreign Government (e.g., inter-country adoption)
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Ten (10) business days of
notification.
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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 to a) provisional, b) probationary, or c) other compromised status
Initiation of investigation activities
Financial sanctions/penalties
Placement of a hold on referrals or
contract award
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Twenty (20) business days of notification.
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Change in Exempt Status (e.g.,
CARF, TJC, NAEYC, etc.)
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Twenty (20) business days of the
“other” accreditation body decision or the organization’s decision to
voluntarily discontinue accreditation by the other accreditor.
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Organization Closure
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Twenty (20) business days prior to
closure of the organization.
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Discontinuation of Any
COA-Accredited Service
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Twenty (20) business days prior to
the discontinuation of service(s) to consumers.
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Opening of a New Program(s)
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Twenty (20) business days from the
date of beginning to provide services to consumers
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Merger/Acquisition
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Twenty (20) business days prior to
the expected legal date to merge with, acquire or be acquired
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Change in CEO/Executive Director/Commissioner/Agency
Head. A change in Program Director is only reportable for CYD or
Military/Family Readiness program accreditations
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Twenty (20) business days of the
change
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Bankruptcy or Other Forms of Insolvency
Proceedings
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Ten (10) business days from the date
of the bankruptcy filing.
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Judgments
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Twenty (20) business days of
notification of judgment.
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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.
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Ten (10) business days of completion
of the organization’s incident/quality improvement review process.
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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.
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Ten (10) business days of completion
of the organization’s incident/quality improvement review process.
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