The contract may require the offended party to explain the offense and list remedies necessary to resolve the problem. Acceptable causes may be included in the document, or left open. Because there is a specific reason for ending the arrangement, some contracts allow the offending party to fix the problem. This opportunity to cure is typically limited to a defined time, usually within the period between notice and the actual termination date. If the contract allows one side to terminate the contract for cause with 30 days notice, the offending party can make corrections during that time and avoid termination.
Some contracts allow one party to terminate the relationship immediately.
Reasons for this are usually limited and explicit. Loss of insurance Criminal activity. Immediate termination for criminal activity is often defined poorly. Either example presumes guilt and may jeopardize the relationship over something irrelevant to health care. Suspension pending an outcome might be a satisfactory compromise allowing for due process of law.