Common use of Obligations of the Department Clause in Contracts

Obligations of the Department. The Department agrees to pay for services resulting from any pre-existing psychological, medical, emotional or physically handicapping condition at the rate that is customary and usual in the guardians’ community, if not covered by the Medicaid card or other public resources. This child may require services not currently being provided for pre-existing physical, emotional or mental health needs or risk factors. Such pre-existing conditions must be described in the CFS 1800–C–G to be eligible for assistance through the Adoption Assistance or Subsidized Guardianship Program at a future date. Assistance cannot be granted for services for pre-existing conditions if the condition(s) is not listed on the CFS 1800–C–G. In this section documentation must be provided regarding why the child and all other siblings, if known, came into care, as well as all known mental health, medical, and substance abuse histories of the biological parents (include additional pages as necessary). Documentation of the child's unique physical, mental, or emotional conditions must be provided. Attached records relating to the history, medical, physical or mental condition of the child are considered part of this agreement. All of the child’s pre-existing conditions must be identified, including what physical, emotional and mental health services the child is receiving and will continue to receive and specify frequency and duration, the start date and anticipated end date. If there is no information to provide, state the reason. Specifically, complete the following:

Obligations of the Department. The Department agrees to pay for services resulting from any pre-existing psychological, medical, emotional or physically handicapping condition at the rate that is customary and usual in the guardiansadoptive parents’ community, if not covered by the Medicaid card or other public resources. This child may require services not currently being provided for pre-existing physical, emotional or mental health needs or risk factors. Such pre-existing conditions must be described in the CFS 1800–C–G A to be eligible for assistance through the Adoption Assistance or Subsidized Guardianship Program at a future date. Assistance cannot be granted for services for pre-existing conditions if the condition(s) is not listed on the CFS 1800–C–G. A. In this section section, documentation must be provided regarding why the child and all other siblings, if known, came into care, as well as all known mental health, medical, and substance abuse histories of the biological parents (include additional pages as necessary). Documentation of the child's unique physical, mental, or emotional conditions must be provided. Attached records relating to the history, medical, physical or mental condition of the child are considered part of this agreement. All of the child’s pre-existing conditions must be identified, including what physical, emotional and mental health services the child is receiving and will continue to receive and specify frequency and duration, the start date and anticipated end date. If there is no information to provide, state the reason. Specifically, complete the following:: Why the child’s case came into the system;

Obligations of the Department. The Department agrees to pay for services resulting from any pre-existing psychological, medical, emotional or physically handicapping condition at the rate that is customary and usual in the guardiansadoptive parents’ community, if not covered by the Medicaid card or other public resources. This child may require services not currently being provided for pre-existing physical, emotional or mental health needs or risk factors. Such pre-existing conditions must be described in the CFS 1800–C–G A to be eligible for assistance through the Adoption Assistance or Subsidized Guardianship Program at a future date. Assistance cannot be granted for services for pre-existing conditions if the condition(s) is not listed on the CFS 1800–C–G. A. In this section section, documentation must be provided regarding why the child and all other siblings, if known, came into care, as well as all known mental health, medical, and substance abuse histories of the biological parents (include additional pages as necessary). Documentation of the child's unique physical, mental, or emotional conditions must be provided. Attached records relating to the history, medical, physical or mental condition of the child are considered part of this agreement. All of the child’s pre-existing conditions must be identified, including what physical, emotional and mental health services the child is receiving and will continue to receive and specify frequency and duration, the start date and anticipated end date. If there is no information to provide, state the reason. Specifically, complete the following: