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Region IV Emergency Response Civil Money Penalty funds application CMP funds 2026

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The document outlines the Emergency Response CMP Application for Long Term Care facilities in Region IV, Atlanta. It defines emergencies and disasters, details the requirements for applying for civil money penalty (CMP) reinvestment funds to prepare for or respond to emergent events, and provides instructions for completing the application. The document emphasizes the need for a comprehensive emergency plan based on risk assessments and outlines prohibited uses of CMP funds. It also includes sections for nursing home background information, emergent event details, funding categories, and an attestation statement confirming compliance with federal regulations.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Region IV Emergency Response CMP application in the editor.
Begin by filling out the Nursing Home Background Information section. Enter the date of application, facility name, address, and contact details accurately.
In the Nursing Home Survey History section, provide dates of last surveys and any outstanding civil money penalty amounts. This information is crucial for your application.
Describe the emergent event in detail under the Emergent Event section. Include dates, number of residents affected, and type of emergency.
Select the funding category that corresponds to your request amount. Ensure you understand prohibited uses of CMP funds as outlined in the form.
Complete the Attestation Statement at the end of the application. Ensure all required signatures are obtained from relevant parties before submission.
Assemble all documentation into a single PDF file using Times New Roman font, size 12 for appendices, and submit electronically to your State Survey Agency.

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Where do civil money penalties go?

Penalties are normally equivalent to the amount of money the violator earns as profit from their activities. As such, these fines can range between tens of thousands to millions of dollars.

What is a CMP monetary penalty?

All civil penalties are deposited into the Civil Penalty Fund where they are pooled and can be used for payments to eligible harmed consumers from any case. How much money do harmed consumers receive from the Civil Penalty Fund?

What is a Cmp penalty?

Civil monetary penalties (CMPs) are financial sanctions that Congress authorizes federal agencies to use as a way to enforce compliance with the statutes and regulations they administer.