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4. To accept social services reimbursement as payment in full for the contracted service(s) unless service is authorized on a sliding fee basis; 5. To accept a rate which is reasonable, necessary, and does not exceed the amount charged to private-paying persons; 6. To apply to social services clients the same standards applied to private- paying persons; 7. To retain authorizations, billing documents, and attendance records for four years to support and document all claims; 8. To allow federal, state, or local officials responsible for program administration or audit to review service records; 9. To permit federal, state, and local officials to monitor and evaluate the program by means such as inspecting the facility, observing service delivery, and interviewing staff members; 10. To keep current any state or local license required for service provision and maintain all licensing standards; 11. To respect every client’s right to confidentiality and safeguard confidential information; 12. To not discriminate against any employee, applicant for employment, or social services program participant or applicant because of race, color, religion, sex, disability, or national origin; 13. To not assign or transfer the agreement to anyone else; 14. To understand and accept responsibility for the child’s safety and property; 15. To continue to meet all standards pertaining to the service provided; 16. To operate a drug-free workplace; 17. To notify the appropriate Department case manager if a child(ren) does not attend the child care for more than three consecutive days;

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Page 37

Official source

REV. AUGUST 20, 2007 NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF CCS PROGRAM MANUAL LETTER # 69-2007 HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 392 NAC 5-001.01

4. To accept social services reimbursement as payment in full for the contracted service(s) unless service is authorized on a sliding fee basis; 5. To accept a rate which is reasonable, necessary, and does not exceed the amount charged to private-paying persons; 6. To apply to social services clients the same standards applied to private- paying persons; 7. To retain authorizations, billing documents, and attendance records for four years to support and document all claims; 8. To allow federal, state, or local officials responsible for program administration or audit to review service records; 9. To permit federal, state, and local officials to monitor and evaluate the program by means such as inspecting the facility, observing service delivery, and interviewing staff members; 10. To keep current any state or local license required for service provision and maintain all licensing standards; 11. To respect every client’s right to confidentiality and safeguard confidential information; 12. To not discriminate against any employee, applicant for employment, or social services program participant or applicant because of race, color, religion, sex, disability, or national origin; 13. To not assign or transfer the agreement to anyone else; 14. To understand and accept responsibility for the child’s safety and property; 15. To continue to meet all standards pertaining to the service provided; 16. To operate a drug-free workplace; 17. To notify the appropriate Department case manager if a child(ren) does not attend the child care for more than three consecutive days;