Content of a Correction Order 660-05-40-05

(Revised 1/1/08 ML 3118)

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1. A Correction Order must:

1. Cite the statute, rule, or policy violated.
2. State the factual basis of the violation.
3. Specify the time allowed for correction.
4. Specify the amount of any fiscal sanction to be assessed if the Correction Order is not complied with in a timely manner.

2. A Correction Order may also state a suggested method of correction or require the submission of a corrective action plan.

If a corrective action plan is required from the provider, it must specify a date by which the corrective action plan must be submitted.

If a corrective action plan is required from the provider, the provider will be instructed to send their plan to the County Social Service Agency.  The corrective action plan and resolution of the Correction Order will be reviewed and discussed with the Human Service Center and Division.