PLANS OF CARE AND SERVICE PLANS Sample Clauses

PLANS OF CARE AND SERVICE PLANS. 5.15.1.6 Include for DCFS Youth in Care Enrollees categorized as moderate risk, high risk, or complex risk, information from DCFS as available and an IPoC that is coordinated and consistent with the DCFS Service Plan as follows, given that DCFS provides this information to Contractor:
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PLANS OF CARE AND SERVICE PLANS. 5.15.1 Contractor shall develop a comprehensive, person-centered IPoC for Enrollees stratified as high-risk Xxxxx 0 (xxxx xxxx) and Enrollees in a HCBS Waiver. The IPoC must be developed within ninety (90) days after enrollment. Contractor shall engage Enrollees in the development of the IPoC as much as possible. An IPoC may not be finalized until signature from the Enrollee or authorized representative has been received either by hand, e-signature or voice recording. Enrollees must be provided with a copy of the IPoC upon completion, and may request a copy at any time. The IPoC is considered an Enrollee-owned document. The IPoC must:
PLANS OF CARE AND SERVICE PLANS. The ICT willContractor shall develop a comprehensive, person-centered IPoC for Enrollees stratified as high-risk Level 3 (high risk) and Enrollees in a HCBS Waiver. The IPoC must be developed within ninety (90) days after enrollment. Contractor shall engage Enrollees should be engaged in the development of the IPoC as much as possible. An IPoC may not be finalized until signature from the Enrollee or authorized representative has been received. Enrollees must be provided with a copy of the IPoC upon completion, and may request a copy at any time. The IPoC is considered an Enrollee-owned document. The IPoC must:
PLANS OF CARE AND SERVICE PLANS. Contractor shall develop a comprehensive, person-centered IPoC for DCFS Youth Enrollees categorized as moderate risk, high risk, or complex risk.

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