State Operations Manual (Pub. 100-07), Ch. 10 § 10005.9

Adjustments to Penalties

Last amended: 2024Year: 2024Length: 135 wordsOfficial source
10005.9 - Adjustments to Penalties (Rev. 221; Issued: 05-10-24; Effective: 05-10-24; Implemetation:05-10-24) CMS has the discretion to increase or reduce the amount of the CMP during the period of noncompliance depending on whether the level of noncompliance changed at the time of a revisit survey. CMS may increase a CMP based on the following: • The HHA’s or hospice program’s inability or failure to correct deficiencies; • The presence of a system-wide failure in the provision of quality care; or • A determination of IJ with actual harm versus IJ with potential for harm. CMS may decrease a CMP to the extent that it finds, pursuant to a revisit, that substantial and sustainable improvements have been implemented even though the HHA or hospice program is not yet in full compliance with the conditions of participation.
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