Every notice of proposed adverse action must include the following elements: a. Required Elements for Notice of a statement of the proposed decision, including new rates of payment Proposed the proposed effective date of the decision Adverse Action information on the possible creation of an overpayment detailed reasons for the proposed decision, and the right to present evidence request a personal hearing, and have representation. The table below describes each of the elements in a notice of proposed b. Description of Elements in adverse action. Notice of Proposed Adverse Action Element Description Statement of fully and clearly states the proposed decision to proposed decision reduce suspend, or terminate benefits, and provides new rate information for each rate change. Statement of states the proposed effective date, and proposed informs the beneficiary that effective date he/she has 60 days to respond to the proposed decision, and the payment of benefits will continue through the period. The requirement that payments be continued Note: through the 60-day period does not alter the effective date of the proposed reduction or termination. For more information on effective dates for Reference: reduced benefits, see . Statement advises the beneficiary that if the proposed adverse advising action is implemented, he/she must repay any beneficiary of overpayment resulting from the continuation of potential payments during the proposed adverse action period, overpayment and informs the beneficiary that he/she may minimize any potential overpayment by requesting that the award be adjusted immediately.
a. Required Elements for Notice of Proposed Adverse Action Every notice of proposed adverse action must include the following elements: a statement of the proposed decision, including new rates of payment the proposed effective date of the decision information on the possible creation of an overpayment detailed reasons for the proposed decision, and the right to present evidence request a personal hearing, and have representation. b. Description of Elements in Notice of Proposed Adverse Action The table below describes each of the elements in a notice of proposed adverse action. Element Description Statement of proposed decision fully and clearly states the proposed decision to reduce suspend, or terminate benefits, and provides new rate information for each rate change. Statement of proposed effective date states the proposed effective date, and informs the beneficiary that he/she has 60 days to respond to the proposed decision, and the payment of benefits will continue through the period. Note: The requirement that payments be continued through the 60-day period does not alter the effective date of the proposed reduction or termination. Reference: For more information on effective dates for reduced benefits, see . Statement advising beneficiary of potential overpayment advises the beneficiary that if the proposed adverse action is implemented, he/she must repay any overpayment resulting from the continuation of payments during the proposed adverse action period, and informs the beneficiary that he/she may minimize any potential overpayment by requesting that the award be adjusted immediately.