Children with Disabilities. Insured children suffering from a mental or physical disability will continue to be covered beyond the maximum age as long as they are dependents of the employee.
Children with Disabilities. Attainment of the limiting age by an Eligible Dependent child shall not operate to exclude from or terminate the coverage of such child, while such child is, and continues to be, both:
Children with Disabilities. The Caterer is required to substitute food components of the meal for children with disabilities when the disability restricts their diet. Substitutions are made on a case-by- case basis by the Institution or Facility, and must be supported by a statement of the need for substitutes that includes the recommended alternate foods. The Institution or Facility must maintain adequate documentation, such as a medical statement for the meal substitutions, and ensure it is on file throughout the contract term. The Institution or Facility must ensure that protected health information is not shared with the Caterer. The Caterer may elect to charge a higher unit price for substituted meals; but both parties must agree in advance to the price in writing.
Children with Disabilities. Insured children suffering from a physical or mental disability will continue to be covered beyond the maximum age as long as they are dependents of employee. SCHEDULE A PROCEDURE PROCEDURE Periodontal Services Mucogingival surgery (Diagnosis & Treatment (Moving healty tissue to of Gum Tissue) cover healthy tissue) Treatment planning & Post surgical treatment consultations (dressings) Application of dressings Endodontic Services (Diagnosis & Treatment of Suprangingival & sub- Pulp and Root Canals) gingival scaling (above and below gum line) Emergency endodontic procedures Root planing Incision & drainage - Polishing thorough pulp canal Emergency treatment of Pulp capping periodontal abscess Pulpotomy (partial removal of Treatment of oral infections nerve) Desensitization of tooth Smoothing surface (a temporary measure to relieve pain) Repositioning of displaced tooth Splinting-provisional Replantation of totally Provisional occlusal splint displaced tooth (night guard) Pulpectomy (removal of Gingival scaling (deep nerve) scaling below gum) Biomechanical (instrumental)
Children with Disabilities. In the case of a dependent child with an intellectual or physical disability, such child is eligible to continue coverage as a Covered Dependent, beyond the age of 30, if the child is otherwise eligible for coverage under the Contract. This eligibility will end on the last day of the month in which the dependent child no longer meets these requirements.
Children with Disabilities. A child with disability is a person below the age of 18 who has physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments from birth, or resulting from illness, infection, injury or trauma. These may hinder full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others.
Children with Disabilities. Governments and businesses should make sure that children with disabilities are able to join the digital world. Subtitles and voice support, and any other help they might need, should be the normal settings, rather than children with disabilities having to find them and turn them on. Health and wellbeing Health information must be accurate and health services must be private and confidential. No digital service should be allowed that interferes with a child’s wellbeing. Governments should make sure that children are not exposed to health misinformation. Education, play and rest Digital Tools can make education more fun and effective, but they must respect children’s privacy and support education properly. Children want to understand how the digital world works and who is benefitting from it. Children want to play in the digital world and see people face to face. Businesses and governments Businesses online must be fair, clear and be held to the same standards as offline businesses. Children should not have their personal information, including their photos, private conversations, or videos and comments, used by others to make money. Children of different ages in different situations from all over the world deserve the same protections. Digital services should be accessible to all children and available in all the languages that children speak. Governments should make sure that all children and adults know about children’s rights in the digital world. Technology is very important, and it will continue to be in the future... The world is moving forward, and we must do the same. Girl, 12, Croatia If we apply these rules and respect it I think we are going to protect the majority of the children in the digital world. Girl, 15, Morocco Digital technology plays a role because with [its] help... we can connect ourselves to the world and we can make an identity in the world. Boy, 13 Pakistan Over the last year 5Rights Foundation has supported the Committee on the Rights of the Child to set out how children’s rights should be seen online. This has involved taking advice from hundreds of experts, from many countries, and has taken many months. It also involved asking the opinion of hundreds of children and young people from 27 countries. At the same time as setting out children’s rights for governments in the general comment No. 25 (2021) on children’s rights in relation to the digital environment, we thought it important for children to have a version in language t...
Children with Disabilities. Travelers with disabilities and health problems Parents or guardians of children with disabilities should: • Tell the security officer if the child has special needs or medical aids. • Inform the security officer if they think the child could get upset during the inspection process because of his/her disability. • Suggest the best way to complete the inspection in order to reduce to a minimum any confusion or fit on the child’s part. • Ask the security officer during the process to place the monkey’s and the child’s hand luggage on the x-ray belt. • Know that at no time during the inspection process will they be separated from the child. • Know that if a private inspection is needed, they should accompany and remain with the child throughout the process. • Tell the security officer about what the child is able to do. For example, if the child can stand at a slight distance from the machine for use of the handheld detector, walk through the metal detector or needs to be carried by a parent or guardian through the metal detector. • Know that at no time should the security officer remove the child from its mobility aid (wheelchair or scooter). You are the only one responsible for removing the child from his/her unit, if you think it is necessary in order to complete the inspection process. Appendix C — C12 — • Know that if the child cannot walk or stand up, the security officer will palpate the child while seated in his/her mobility aid and will inspect the equipment visually and physically.
Children with Disabilities. The Caterer is required to substitute food components of the meal for children with disabilities when the disability restricts their diet. Substitutions are made on a case- by-case basis by the Institution or Facility, and must be supported by a statement of the need for substitutes that includes the recommended alternate foods.
Children with Disabilities. Insured children suffering from a physical or mental disability will continue to be covered beyond the maximum age as long as they are dependents of employee. 2005 Dental Plan The Company paid Dental Plan covering employees will be updated to the 2003 Ontario Dental Association Schedule of Fees, effective May 1, 2004. In addition, the Company will provide a 50% co-insurance on orthodontic treatment, including correction of malocclusion as outlined in Schedule C of the Dental Plan. Details of the Dental Plan are included in Appendix D to this Agreement. For calendar year 2005, apply the 2004 schedule of fees. For calendar year 2006, apply the 2005 schedule of fees. For calendar year 2007, apply the 2006 schedule of fees. For calendar year 2008, apply the 2007 schedule of fees. For calendar year 2009, apply the 2008 schedule of fees. 2006 Drug Plan
