Waiver Capacity Commitment Sample Clauses

Waiver Capacity Commitment. The number of Participants the AE may enroll in a specified Waiver at any given point in time during a FY, as approved by the Department. Waiver Capacity Commitment Notification – A notification that designates the Department’s current approved maximum number of Participants within the Jurisdiction of the AE that may be enrolled in each Waiver at any given point in time during a FY. There are two numbers designated in the Waiver Capacity Commitment Notification. One reflects the number of Participants that may be enrolled in the Consolidated Waiver and one reflects the number of Participants that may be enrolled in the P/FDS Waiver during a FY. Waiver Capacity Management – The overall process of properly maintaining the AE’s Waiver Capacity Commitment which includes following Department-approved policies and procedures relating to Waiver Capacity Commitment, Maintaining Reserved Capacity (including the tracking of individuals due to hospitalization or rehabilitation care), Waiver Residential Vacancy Management and management of Unanticipated Emergencies.
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Waiver Capacity Commitment. The AE shall provide administrative functions to ensure that Waiver services are provided to Waiver Participants, while not exceeding the maximum number of Participants identified in the AE’s current Waiver Capacity Commitment Letter, subject to the requirements outlined in Sections and Subsections 3.4 through 3.4.3 of this Agreement. For example, if the AE’s Waiver Capacity Commitment for the Consolidated Waiver is thirty (30), the AE may only have thirty (30) Participants enrolled in the Consolidated Waiver at any point in time during the FY. The Department will designate the number of new individuals the Department expects the AE to enroll in one of the Waivers as part of a waiting list initiative, if applicable. The AE shall identify those individuals using the designation made and instructions given by the Department. The waiting list initiative capacity will be identified separately from the Waiver Capacity Commitment. The Department reserves the right to adjust the number of Participants in the AE’s Waiver Capacity Commitment in either Waiver based on budgetary, utilization or other considerations. The AE shall only enroll an individual with an emergency need as defined in PUNS into one of the Waivers. If the AE is unable to provide services to the number of Waiver Participants identified in its Waiver Capacity Commitment Letter by filling the capacity with an individual in emergency PUNS, it shall notify the appropriate regional ODP per established procedures and instructions. If the AE has enrolled or fails to enroll all individuals within the Jurisdiction of the AE with an emergency PUNS into one of the Waivers, the Department retains the authority to release the capacity for use by an individual within the Commonwealth who does have an emergency PUNS. If the AE needs to increase the number of Participants it serves over its current Waiver Capacity Commitment for either Waiver due to an Unanticipated Emergency, a written request to increase the Waiver Capacity Commitment must be submitted to the appropriate regional ODP. The AE may not enroll Participants in excess of its current Waiver Capacity Commitment.
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