Basic Care. The following are the expenses eligible for reimbursement and subject to the deductible coinsurance and maximums outlined in the Benefit Schedule, if applicable.
Basic Care. In the event that the User, who is a natural person, does not meet the relevant conditions for the provision of simplified care according to Article 3.1. of this Agreement, the User in question will be provided with basic care. For the purposes of providing basic care, the User, who is a natural person, is obliged to provide FUMBI with additional information or documents in the following scope in addition to the scope of the Identification Data before the further provision of the Services: • a copy of the identity document; • confirmation of permanent residence or other authorized residence (duly issued invoice for the supply of electricity, or a bank statement with identification data and the User's matching address, extract from the population register); • a photograph of the User (selfie) together with clearly legible data from the identity document and a recognizable face of the User; and • information on the origin of funds. FUMBI is obliged to provide basic care within the meaning of this Agreement in accordance with the terms of the AML Act and the AML Directive to a User who is a legal entity. For the purposes of providing basic care to the User, who is a legal entity, FUMBI is obliged to request the following information or documents: • business name; • company ID number; • registered office address; • identification data of the entry in the relevant register; • a copy of the identity documents of the statutory bodies and ultimate beneficial owners of the User's and their data within the scope of their Identification Data pursuant to Article 3.1. of this Agreement; • confirmation of the registered office address (duly issued invoice for the supply of electricity, or a bank account statement stating the identification data and the User's matching address, an extract from the Commercial Register or a similar register); • a photograph of the person (selfie) carrying out the opening of the User's Account together with clearly legible data from the identity document and a recognizable face, as well as the Identification Data of the person; • information on the ownership structure of the User in the scope of the Identification Data according to Article 3.1. of this Agreement, if the shareholders are natural persons and if the shareholders of the User are legal entities, then to the extent of: i) business name, ii) company ID number, iii) address of the User's shareholder’s registered office, iv) identification data of the User's shareholder concerning e...
Basic Care. As described in detail in paragraph 2.1 of this Agreement.
Basic Care. Service Requirement Source Frequency Details Orientation HSPS 1304.20 (e) (1) (4) 1 X per child On or before the first day of attendance the student and the family of the student shall be provided with orientation concerning the programs and site. The orientation process must be planned with the Family Worker from Head Start. Vision, Blood Pressure & Health Screening HSPS 1304.20 (1) (c), 1304.20 (d), 1304.20 (b) (1) 1 X per year The students will be screened within the first 45 days of enrollment by Head Start contracted Nurses or School Nurses. In-Kind Documentation HSPS 1301.20 Head Start Act Weekly In-kind contributions shall be documented in writing on forms provided by Head Start and submitted via the Head Start courier. Permanent Removal of Child Head Start must be consulted and involved in any removal discussion. 1304.21(a)(3)(i)(D) As applicable No Head Start child shall be permanently removed from the school without coordination with Head Start. Health and Safety Emergencies 1304.22 At least annually updated as needed Procedures for Health and Safety emergencies must be posted in the classroom so visitors might access the information. This would include natural disasters, fire, and injured child. First Aid; CPR and Mandatory Reporting for Child Abuse 1304.22 Annually or as needed by standard Teachers and Assistant teachers will maintain current certification in first aid CPR and Mandatory Reporting regarding Child Abuse and Neglect. The documentation for certification will be made available to Head Start. Incident/Accident Reports 1304.22 As needed The Teacher or Assistant Teacher will provide documentation for the parent of any child who was involved in an incident resulting in injury or exposure. Head Start will also receive notification of incidents or accidents for tracking and documentation purposes. This tracking information will be shared with the building administrator and the teaching staff on a quarterly basis
Basic Care. The ELC agrees to provide the following childcare to the child: 1) continuous observation, care, and supervision, and 2) assistance with personal needs. The ELC reserves the right to deny admission to any child whose needs cannot be met as stated herein or for whom enrollment is otherwise inappropriate. HOURS AND DAYS The Parent/Guardian and the ELC agree to the following schedule: ❏ Monday-Friday Full Days ( 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM) or ❏ Monday-Friday Half Days AM (9:00-12:30) or PM (1:30-5:00) (circle AM or PM) TUITION The Parent/Guardian agree to pay the following tuition per month. Tuition is due the 1st of each month. You are required to pay tuition from your child’s first scheduled day through the last scheduled day. All tuition and fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. Because we operate on a cash basis, it is essential that all parents pay tuition in a timely manner. We may refuse to admit your child to school if you fall behind in your payment. Financial emergencies must be discussed with the Director, so that a method of payment may be arranged. Enrollment may be terminated if full payment is not received by the sixteenth of the month and prior arrangements have not been made. A $25.00 service charge will be billed for each returned check. We will re-evaluate our budget annually and as the need arises. You will be given a written thirty-day notice of any change in our tuition. Families should expect an increase of 5%-10% per year to keep pace with increasing costs. By signing this agreement, the Parent/Guardian agrees to pay in full all amounts due, regardless of the child’s custody arrangement.
Basic Care. Center agrees to provide the following childcare to Child: (1) continuous observation, care, and supervision, as required; (2) assistance with personal needs, as required; and (3) assistance, as needed, in taking prescribed medications. Center emphasizes the development of children's thinking, language and communication, social/emotional development, practical life skills, reasoning, decision making, and problem-solving abilities. Center strives to deliver the following three primary elements for your child's growth and development:
