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Department of Corrections Office of Health Services Contract Monitoring Report, FL, Martin CI February through April 2019, 2019

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Contract Monitoring Report

Martin CI

May 2019

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Department of Corrections

Office of Health Services

Contract Monitoring Report



Date of Report:       	May 29, 2019

	

Period Reviewed:   	February 28-April 30, 2019	



Institution:               	Martin CI    

    		

Contractor:              	Centurion of Florida, LLC	Contract Number: C2930



Report Number:  	Martin MH 5/19

   	

Monitoring Type:



	Annual Performance Outcomes, Measures, and Standards    

           	Monitoring

	Semi-Annual Performance Outcomes, Measures, and Standards 

          	Monitoring

	Ad Hoc Monitoring



Monitoring Dates:  May 20-21, 2019



Monitoring Team Members



Melissa Hurley, PsyD			Clinical Mental Health Monitor









































Background:



The Department conducted contract monitoring in accordance with criteria outlined in the Office of Health Services Monitoring Plan.   This monitoring included the following components:



X	desk review of records related to service delivery (including documents and databases)

X	on-site review of records maintained by the Contractor

X	interviews with Contractor and/or Department staff

X	review of grievances filed by inmates regarding Contractor’s service delivery

____	review of monitoring, audits, investigations, reviews, evaluations, or other actions by external agencies (e.g., Correctional Medical Authority, American Correctional Association and/or National Commission on Correctional Health Care, Department of Health, etc.). 

____   Other (explain: ___________________________________________________

	________________________________________________________________

	________________________________________________________________



The monitoring was conducted utilizing random sampling methodology and a standard instrument that was adopted specifically for this contract.       



Summary of Findings:



During the monitoring review, the team identified the following findings.



Performance Measures



A total of 14 performance measures were applicable for this monitoring review.   We found that 8 performance measure reviewed did not meet the required standard in the contract. See attachment A for a detailed list of these 8 measures.  A list of all 14 measures reviewed is provided in attachment B.



Required Contractor Corrective Action:



In accordance with the Contract Monitoring Plan, the Corrective Action Plan (CAP) should be submitted 10 days following the receipt of the final monitoring report.



CAP closures are expected within 90 calendar days from the date-of-receipt of a written monitoring report.  For all other Corrective Action Plan requirements, see Section II., W. of the contract.



CAP folders should be maintained at the institution to track progress and keep closure records.  Supporting documentation of training should include:  training attendance sign-in sheets, name of the trainer, documents used for the training, and any documentation from medical records to document that the training corrected the issue or finding.



Failure to cure findings in accordance with timelines outlined in the approved CAP, not to exceed 90 days from the date of issuance, will be handled in accordance with PM-003.



Laura Carter

Contract Manager