SUPPORTS AND SERVICES Sample Clauses

SUPPORTS AND SERVICES. The CMHSP shall make available the array of supports and services designated in MCL 330.1206(1) and (for enrolled individuals) those supports and services available under the Children’s Waiver. Relevant service and support descriptions are contained in the current MDHHS Medical Services Administration Policy for Prepaid Health Plans and these definitions are incorporated by reference into this agreement, to the extent they are consistent with the Board’s service obligations under MCL 330.1206(1), and the Children’s Waiver. Attachment C 6.5.1.1 of this contract. The CMHSP must limit services to those that are medically necessary and appropriate, and that conform to professionally accepted standards of care. Discussion of the array of services shall occur during the person-centered planning process, which is used to develop the individual plan of service
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SUPPORTS AND SERVICES. 2.1 Concurrent 1915(b)/(c) Program: Services may be provided at or through PIHP service sites or contractual provider locations. Unless otherwise noted in the Michigan Medicaid Provider Manual:-Mental Health-Substance Abuse section, mental health and developmental disabilities services may also be provided in other locations in the community, including the beneficiary's home, according to individual need and clinical appropriateness.
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SUPPORTS AND SERVICES. An employee so affected shall:
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SUPPORTS AND SERVICES. Period of Agreement: This contract shall commence on October 1, 2020 and continue through September 30, 2021. This agreement is in full force and effect for the period specified. Program Budget and Agreement Amount: Total funding available for managed mental health supports and services is identified in the annual Legislative Appropriation for community mental health services programs. Payment to the CMHSP will be paid based on the funding amount specified in Part II, Section 7.0 of this contract. The value of this contract is contingent upon and subject to enactment of legislative appropriations and availability of funds. The terms and conditions of this contract are those included in: (a) Part I: Contractual Services Terms and Conditions; (b) Part II: Statement of Work; and (c) all Attachments as specified in Parts I and II of the contract.
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SUPPORTS AND SERVICES. 26 2.1 Concurrent 1915(b)/(c) Program: 26
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SUPPORTS AND SERVICES. The CMHSP shall make available the array of supports and services designated in MCL 330.1206(1) and (for enrolled individuals) those supports and services available under the MIChild program, and the Children’s Waiver. Relevant service and support descriptions are contained in the current MDCH Medical Services Administration Policy for Prepaid Health Plans and these definitions are incorporated by reference into this agreement, to the extent they are consistent with the Board’s service obligations under MCL 330.1206(1), the MIChild program and the Children’s Waiver. Attachment C 6.5.1.1, of this contract. The CMHSP must limit services to those that are medically necessary and appropriate, and that conform to professionally accepted standards of care. Discussion of the array of services shall occur during the person-centered planning process, which is used to develop the individual plan of service
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SUPPORTS AND SERVICES. The CMHSP shall make available the array of supports and services designated in MCL 330.1206(1) and (for enrolled individuals) those supports and services available under the Children’s Waiver. Relevant service and support descriptions are contained in the current MDCH Medical Services Administration Policy for Prepaid Health Plans and these definitions are incorporated by reference into this agreement, to the extent they are consistent with the Board’s service obligations under MCL 330.1206(1), and the Children’s Waiver. Attachment C
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SUPPORTS AND SERVICES. ⮚ Period of Agreement: This agreement shall commence on October 1, 2021 and continue through September 30, 2022. ⮚ Period of Amendment: October 1, 2021 through September 30, 2022. ⮚ Program Budget and Agreement Amount: Payment to the CMHSP will be paid based on the total funding available for managed mental health supports and services as identified in the annual Legislative Appropriation for community mental health services programs for the period of October 1, 2021 through September 30, 2022. The estimated value of this is contingent upon and subject to enactment of legislative appropriations and availability of funds. ⮚ Amendment Purpose: This amendment is for changes to the following:
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SUPPORTS AND SERVICES. Expand access to employment development programming to provide eligible unemployed individuals with a range of supports and services to assist them prepare for, find and maintain employment $1,400,000 Sectoral Initiatives for Disadvantaged Groups • Training and work experience program for individuals who are helping to meet Newfoundland and Labrador’s growing labour demand in such sectors as: retail sales, food services and building maintenance • Online program allowing youth to complete a variety of workplace safety courses to improve their employability and employment preparedness • Support employed low-skilled individuals to access training and certification necessary to maintain or advance their employment $323,169 CA-NL Job Fund Accountability Framework and Program Review • Implementation including program monitoring, evaluation, and reporting $615,000 TOTAL 2015-16 CA-NL Job Fund Investment $7,338,169 Appendix A: Stakeholder Engagement‌ The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador regularly consults with a broad array of industry, employer, community, special interest, the general public and client groups to inform policy and budget priorities, and to ensure programs and services are effective and relevant. Examples of consultation activities include: • Population Growth Strategy Consultation and Workforce Development Roundtables: Stakeholders including industry, industry associations, employers, labour, municipalities, community organizations and the general public throughout the province participated in discussions concerning workforce development, immigration, labour market and other aspects of general population growth. • St. John’s Board of Trade Labour Market Committee: This forum of business and government identify and respond to labour market issues, challenges and opportunities. The Labour Market Committee is an active participant in ongoing LMDA, JFA and labour market policy discussions. • Inter-departmental consultation: Partner departments are engaged in ongoing consultation and dialogue on the LMDA, JFA, priorities, activities and investments such as the Canada – Newfoundland and Labrador Job Grant consultations, Economic Action Plan Employment Insurance Panel Study, bilateral meetings with key industry associations, engagement with Rural Secretariat Councils. In addition, partner departments participate in and share information on labour market research initiatives ongoing in their departments. The 2015-16 annual plan development also be...
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