Who keeps administrative records for providers who go out of business or terminate their contract to provide services in the DIDD system?
Generally, licensure rules would make the provider responsible for keeping records for a defined period following cessation of operations. For DIDD purposes, a terminating provider will be required to either designate a location where records will be accessible to DIDD or forward copies of records to be maintained in the appropriate DIDD Regional Office.
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