Providers who have been closed can be re-opened so that they can deliver services again. After reopening a provider has to go through the approval process again before they are approved to deliver services. For example, a few months after closing, Carrie's Day Care has had time to address their staffing situation. Carrie's Day Care informs the resource manager that they can start providing child care services on behalf the organization again. The resource manager reopens the provider and arranges to visit Carrie's to ensure that the facility is still suitable to receive children, before being approved again by the organization.