Local Authority Funding Sample Clauses

Local Authority Funding. 5.15 If at any time the Resident’s Local Authority has agreed to fund the Resident’s residence in the Home but the Local Authority is proposing at any time to pay less than:‌
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Local Authority Funding. 5.15 If at any time after the Resident’s admission to the Home, the Resident is to receive Local Authority funding towards his or her fees for residence at the Home and that Local Authority funding is, is proposed to be or becomes, for whatever reason, less than the Service Fee for:
Local Authority Funding. 7.1 If you become eligible for local authority funding after you have become a resident of the Home, the local authority will pay some or all of our charges. How much the local authority pays is dependent on your personal financial circumstances.
Local Authority Funding. 4.2 If the amount paid by the local authority is not sufficient to meet our Fees (or if a Third Party no longer wishes to pay the Third Party Top Up), then:
Local Authority Funding. 5.3.1 As part of the Local Authority financial assessment process the Resident may be required to contribute towards the cost of their care via the Resident Contribution. Any Resident Contribution amount will form part of the agreement between the Resident, the Local Authority and the Provider.
Local Authority Funding. If you become eligible to receive funding for your care from a local authority, that body will take over the responsibility for the purchase of your care and accommodation from us (unless you receive a direct payment). The payments that the Local Authority are willing to make are not normally sufficient to cover our full charges and, therefore, we will require a third party to make a top-up payment to enable you to stay in the home if the full fees are not met by the local authority (subject to contract). If the level of such funding (together with any third party top up) does not move you to a different room which is reflective of the level of funding you are eligible to receive, where available. Alternatively if no room is available at the price offered by the local authority and no third party top-up arrangement can be made we will ask you to leave the Home. You acknowledge that, if you are applying for public funding, you will continue to be responsible for paying our fees in full until your application has been completed and the funding has commenced. Further details of how you may become eligible for public funding for your care can be obtained from the Home Manager. You may also be eligible for certain state benefits. We will be able to help you get independent advice on which state benefits you may be eligible for.

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