Colorado Revised Statutes Title 25.5. Health Care Policy and Financing § 25.5-10-208. Service agencies and case management agencies--money--rules

(1) A service agency and a case management agency shall comply with the requirements set forth in this article 10 and the rules promulgated thereunder.

(2) The state board shall promulgate rules to implement the purchase of long-term services and supports from a service agency, case management agency, or family caregiver. The rules must include, but need not be limited to:

(3) Any incorporated service agency that is registered in Colorado as a foreign corporation shall organize a local advisory board consisting of persons who reside within the defined service area. The advisory board shall be representative of the community at large and persons receiving services and their families.

(4) Upon a determination by the executive director that services or supports have not been provided in accordance with the program or financial administration standards specified in this article 10 and the rules promulgated thereunder, the executive director may reduce, suspend, or withhold payment to a case management agency or service agency under contract with a case management agency, or service agency from which the state department purchased long-term services or supports directly. When the executive director decides to reduce, suspend, or withhold payment, the executive director shall specify the reasons therefor and the actions that are necessary to bring the case management agency or service agency into compliance.

(5) Nothing in this article or in any rules promulgated pursuant thereto and no actions taken by the executive director pursuant to this article shall be construed to affect the obtaining of funds from local authorities, including those funds obtained from a mill levy assessed by a county or municipality for the purpose of purchasing services or supports for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities, or to require that such funds from local authorities be used to supplant state or federal funds available for purchasing services and supports for persons with developmental disabilities.