Utah Administrative Code (Current through November 1, 2019) |
R510. Human Services, Aging and Adult Services |
R510-110. Policy Regarding Contractual Involvements of Area Agencies on Aging for Private Eldercare and Case Management Services |
R510-110-5. Monitoring by the State Division of Aging and Adult Services
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the Division through its program monitoring activities, including financial audits, shall periodically assess AAA compliance through the following actions:
A. Review and approval of the AAA Area Plan and amendments, to be done annually and more frequently for modifications as submitted. The Division office will review:
(1) explanation describing AAA relationship with private corporations;
(2) signed statement of assurance of compliance with this policy; and
(3) related data in program and service costs in Area Plan.
B. Annual review of financial audits. The Division will review:
(1) adequacy of AAA financial control system;
(2) adequacy of AAA financial system to maintain separate accounting for different funds, including private contracts; and
(3) adequacy of AAA support documents to justify costs to each funding source.
C. Field visits and assessments of AAA activities: the Division monitoring and assessment will include a review for compliance with policy contained herein, including contract requirements.
D. When a finding shows the AAA to be out of compliance with the provisions of this policy or contract requirements, the Division may impose one or more of the following: 1) corrective actions; 2) special conditions included in the Division/AAA Contract; 3) withhold funds; 4) withhold or deny approval of the Area Plan. Process for appeal of these actions is outlined in Section 63G-6-801 through 63G-6-820, Utah Procurement Code.