Transitional Care. CAS agrees to accept the Pet and provide a suitable and comfortable environment at the CAS shelter facility in its sole discretion. For the duration that the Pet is housed in a CAS shelter facility, CAS will provide the Pet with basic routine veterinary care as it deems appropriate in its sole discretion, (including but not limited to: tests, exams, vaccinations, microchipping, spay/neuter surgery, heartworm and flea protection), through CAS shelter clinics. Any Pet with a special health and/or dietary need as determined by the CAS in its sole discretion will receive a medical workup to determine the best care plan for the Pet.
Transitional Care. 6.5.1. Comprehensive transitional care is provided to prevent beneficiary avoidable readmission after discharge from an inpatient facility (hospital, rehabilitative, psychiatric, skilled nursing, substance use disorder treatment, or residential habilitation setting) and to ensure proper and timely follow-up care.
Transitional Care. Ownership and operation of ----------------- transitional care facilities which provide medically complex treatment to patients with long-term acute and subacute illnesses;
Transitional Care. 1. The Parties must establish policies and procedures and develop a process describing how MCP and DMC-ODS will coordinate transitional care services for Members. A “transitional care service” is defined as the transfer of a Member from one setting or level of care to another, including, but not limited to, discharges from hospitals, institutions, and other acute care facilities and skilled nursing facilities to home- or community-based settings,2 level of care transitions that occur within the facility, or transitions from outpatient therapy to intensive outpatient therapy and vice versa.
Transitional Care. Processes to ensure continuity of care that include, but are not limited to, medication reconciliation, ensuring members have a comprehensive understanding of their treatment plan, and assisting members with scheduling follow-up appointments with their primary care provider or specialists as needed after a member is discharged from an emergency department, hospital, nursing home, or rehabilitation facility. Per 42 CFR § 438.208(b)(2), processes to coordinate services the HMO furnishes to the member between settings of care, including appropriate discharge planning for short term and long-term hospital and institutional stays. 176. Trauma-informed Care: An approach to engaging people with histories of trauma that recognizes the presence of trauma symptoms and acknowledges the role that trauma has played in their lives.
Transitional Care. It is CMS’ intent for MOC reviews and approvals to be a multi-year process that will allow MMIPs to be granted up to a three-year approval of their MOC based on higher MOC scores above the passing standard. The specific time periods for approvals are as follows:
Transitional Care. Pet Alliance agrees to accept the Pet and provide a comfortable environment at a Pet Alliance shelter facility. For the duration that the Pet is housed in a shelter facility, Pet Alliance will provide them with basic veterinary care, (tests, exams, vaccinations, microchipping, spay/neuter surgery, heartworm and flea protection, etc.), through Pet Alliance shelter clinics. Pets with special health and dietary needs will receive a medical workup to determine the best care plan for the Pet. Pet Alliance has no duty or obligation to ensure the Pet is delivered to the Pet Alliance. The obligation to deliver the Pet upon the death of Owner shall be the responsibility of Owner’s agent, designee, Personal Representative or Trustee.
Transitional Care. In the event that transitional care for the child is necessary, Clients understand and acknowledge that said transitional care will be charged at the rate of $100.00 per day, plus expenses. Clients understand and agree that they will be responsible for said expense. Birth Mother Medical Expenses Agency represents that Birth Mother is on Medicaid. Therefore, Clients will not be responsible for the Birth Mother’s medical expenses that may include, but may not be limited to: hospital, lab, doctor, anesthesiologist, pharmacy, out-patient, etc. Clients will be responsible for paying the medical providers directly who are not covered by Private insurance or co-payments not covered by Medicaid. Agency, at the request of Client, agrees to assist in negotiating any medical bills should Birth Mother be denied insurance benefits or if it is later determined she is no longer eligible for insurance coverage. Clients also have the option of paying for birth parents medical expenses if they so choose. Provided, however, that birth mother’s medical expenses, if not covered by Medicaid, will NOT be paid for by Agency using Clients’ escrow funds, until the birth mother’s parent-child legal relationship has been terminated. Clients also understand that they will be responsible for all bills for the child once born to be paid by their insurance or themselves. Home Study Clients will obtain and pay for a home study and will provide two original, signed copies to Agency. If the home study was completed more than one year prior to the time of placement or if significant changes have occurred, e.g. change of residence, employment, Clients will obtain an updated home study. Agency prefers this be done through a licensed child placement agency using the services of a social worker with a Masters Degree or better. Agency must have a current, valid home study before the child is placed in Clients’ home and three post placement reports within six months after the child has been in the home.
Transitional Care. (a) “Transitional care” is specialized care provided for up to 90 days or through the postpartum period, whichever is later, to an enrollee who is undergoing treatment for a chronic or disabling condition or who is in the second or third trimester of pregnancy when the Contractor terminates the provider contract for reasons other than cause. The 90-day period begins the earlier of the date the enrollee receives the notice required under Section 1.022.25, or the date the Contractor’s or the provider’s contract ends.
Transitional Care. 1. The Parties must establish policies and procedures and develop a process describing how MCP and MHP will coordinate transitional care services for Members. A “transitional care service” is defined as the transfer of a Member from one setting or level of care to another, including, but not limited to, discharges from hospitals, institutions, and other acute care facilities and skilled nursing facilities to home or community-based settings,2 or transitions from outpatient therapy to intensive outpatient therapy. For Members who are admitted to an acute psychiatric hospital, psychiatric health facility, adult residential, or crisis residential stay, including, but not limited to, Short- Term Residential Therapeutic Programs and Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities, where MHP is the primary payer, MHPs are primarily responsible for coordination of the Member upon discharge. In collaboration with MHP, MCP is responsible for ensuring transitional care coordination as required by Population Health Management,3 including, but not limited to:
