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CMS Pub. 100-11, ch. 15, § 40.2
Release from Corrective Action Plan
Once CMS accepts the Corrective Action Plan, the PACE organization must implement
the CAP. The amount of time allowed to implement a Corrective Action Plan depends on
the number of deficiencies and the complexity of the deficiencies. CMS or the State
Administering Agency monitors the implementation and effectiveness of corrective
actions to determine if adequate progress is being made on the CAP before giving
consideration to releasing the PACE organization from its Corrective Action Plan.
The Corrective Action Plan process ends when the PACE organization has fully
implemented the CAP and CMS formally releases the PACE organization from the
Corrective Action Plan. The Corrective Action Plan release process occurs via an HPMS-
generated notice.
CMS or the State Administering Agency may take enforcement action if the PACE
organization fails to submit an acceptable Corrective Action Plan to CMS or if the PACE
organization fails to satisfactorily implement an accepted Corrective Action Plan. Failure
to develop and implement a Corrective Action Plan within the timeframes specified by
CMS may result in sanctions or termination of a PACE organization’s contract by CMS
or the State Administering Agency.
[42 CFR § 460.194(b) and (c)]
History
(Rev. 2, Issued: 06-09-11; Effective: 06-03-11; Implementation: 06-03-11)
Provenance
- Source
- cms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-25
- Edition
- iom-2026-08-25
- Content hash
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