DHS 106.07(3)(3) Referral to licensing agencies. The secretary shall notify the appropriate state licensing agency of the suspension or termination by MA of any provider licensed by the agency and of the act or acts which served as the basis for the provider’s suspension or termination. DHS 106.07(4)(4) Other possible sanctions. In addition or as an alternative to the suspension or termination of a provider’s certification, the secretary may impose any or all of the following sanctions against a provider who has been found to have engaged in the conduct described in s. DHS 106.06: DHS 106.07(4)(c)(c) Transfer to a provider agreement of limited duration not to exceed 12 months; or DHS 106.07(4)(d)(d) Transfer to a provider agreement which stipulates specific conditions of participation. DHS 106.07 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, December, 1979, No. 288. eff. 2-1-80; am. Register, February, 1986, No. 362, eff. 3-1-86; emerg. r. and recr. (2), eff. 2-19-88; am. (2), Register, February, 1988, No. 386, eff. 3-1-88; r. and recr. (2), Register, August, 1988, No. 392, eff. 9-1-88. DHS 106.08(1)(1) To enforce compliance with MA program requirements, the department may impose on a provider for a violation listed under sub. (2) one or more of the sanctions under sub. (3) unless the requirements of s. DHS 106.065 apply. Any sanction imposed by the department pursuant to this section may be appealed by the provider under s. DHS 106.12. Prior to imposing any alternative sanction under this section the department shall issue a written notice to the provider in accordance with s. DHS 106.12 (3). Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to compel the department, through a fair hearing or otherwise, to impose an intermediate sanction in lieu of suspension or termination of certification, a different intermediate sanction, monetary recoveries, auditing, withholding of claims or pre-payment review, nor may imposition of an intermediate sanction on a provider be construed to limit the department’s authority under s. DHS 106.06, 106.065, 106.07, 106.10 or 106.11, under this section, or under the applicable provider agreement, concluded pursuant to s. 49.45 (2) (a) 9., Stats. DHS 106.08(2)(2) The department may impose an intermediate sanction under sub. (3) for any of the following violations of this chapter: DHS 106.08(2)(d)(d) For non-compliance with one or more certification requirement applicable to the type of provider under ch. DHS 105; DHS 106.08(2)(f)(f) For refusal or repeated failure to comply with one or more requirement specified under this chapter. DHS 106.08(3)(3) The department may impose one or more of the following intermediate sanctions for a violation listed under sub. (2): DHS 106.08(3)(a)(a) Referral to the appropriate peer review organization, licensing authority or accreditation organization; DHS 106.08(3)(b)(b) Transfer to a provider agreement of limited duration which also may stipulate specific conditions of participation; DHS 106.08(3)(c)(c) Requiring prior authorization of some or all of the provider’s services; DHS 106.08(3)(f)(f) Requiring an independent audit of the provider’s practices and records, with the findings and recommendations to be provided to the department; DHS 106.08(3)(g)(g) Requiring the provider to perform a self-audit following instructions provided by the department; and DHS 106.08(3)(h)(h) Requiring the provider, in a manner and time specified by the department, to correct deficiencies identified in a department audit, independent audit or department survey or inspection. DHS 106.08(4)(4) In determining the appropriate sanction or sanctions to be applied to a non-compliant provider and the duration of the sanction or sanctions, the department shall consider: