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r,or ; 15 „rr 38`® 018 3. To remit payment to local providers through contract payment or other approved method of payment. 4. To withhold payments, if necessary, because of irregularity from whatever cause until such irregularity or difference can be resolved. 4. To give reasonable notice of any impending change in the provider status as a participating clinic. 5. To notify the Provider of any substantive change in Title XIX rules and regulations. The Department of Environment Health and Natural Resources and the Provider Agree: 1. That in the event the Federal and/or State laws should be amended or judicially interpreted so as to render the fulfillment of this Agreement on the part of either party not feasible or possible, or if the parties to this Agreement should be unable to agree upon modifying amendments which would be needed to enable substantial continuation of this Agreement, the Division of Medical Assistance, the Provider and the Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources shall be discharged from further obligation created under the terms of this Agreement, except for equitable settlement of the respective accrued claims up to the date of the termination. 2. That this Agreement shall not be transferable or assignable. 3. That if any part of this Agreement is found to be in conflict with any Federal or State laws or regulations having equal weight of law or if any part is placed in conflict by amendment of such laws, this Agreement is so amended. The Department of Environment Health and Natural Resources and the Provider Understand That: The Division of Medical Assistance may terminate this agreement upon giving prior written notice or refuse to enter into an agreement when: 1. The provider fails to meet conditions for participation, including failure to meet the terms and conditions stated in the provider agreement, or 2. The provider has made false statements or misrepresentations of its services in billing, or 3. It is determined that the provider has violated the rules or regulations governing the Medicaid Program, or 4. Any person with ownership or controlling interest in the provider agency or an agent or managing employee of the provider has been convicted of a criminal offense related to services provided under Titles III, V, XIX or XX of the Social Security Act, or 5. The provider fails to provide medically appropriate health care services, or