Additional Care definition

Additional Care means community services such as long term care services, or rehabilitative services that can be provided to a tenant either in the residential care facility or in the community;

Additional Care means any personal care, support or nursing services identified in the Resident’s Care Assessment that it is agreed by Parties shall require more resources than the Provider would normally need to apply for a Resident assessed as requiring Standard Care;

Additional Care means any personal care, support or nursing services identified in the Resident’s Care Assessment that would entail the use of more staff hours than the Provider would normally need to use if that Resident was assessed as requiring only Standard Care.

Examples of Additional Care in a sentence

• However, premium payments will not be waived if you are only receiving Respite Care or Additional Care Benefits.

• You do not need to complete your Elimination Period for an Additional Care Benefit payment to begin.

• We will not pay benefits for Qualified Long Term Care Services you receive during the Elimination Period, except as described in the Respite Care Benefit and the Additional Care Benefit provisions.

• Additional Care Benefit:Once you are eligible for a benefit payment, you will have access to Additional Care designed to assist you in living at home or in other residential housing.

• Additional Care means special services; equipment or caregiver training designed to assist you in living at home or in other residential housing.

• If available, you may book additional care outside of your child’s normal booking pattern (Additional Care).

• Sub-Section (vi) Additional Care CostsIf during a Period of Insurance an Insured Person becomes incapacitated from attending their Academic Course as a result of Bodily Injury or illness which results in a valid claim under this policy for Medical Expenses, Chubb will pay for reasonable Additional Care Costs whilst the Insured Person is in a period of recovery.

• The Additional Care must be:• appropriate for your Chronic Illness and conform with generally accepted medical standards;• provided pursuant to a written Plan of Care;• recommended by a Licensed Health Care Practitioner; and• approved by us prior to receipt of Additional Care.

• The Additional Care must be: appropriate for your Chronic Illness and conform with generally accepted medical standards; provided pursuant to a written Plan of Care; recommended by a Licensed Health Care Practitioner; and approved by us prior to receipt of Additional Care.

• Please also refer to the HPSC’s recently published ‘ Guidance for Schools Regarding Special Needs Assistants (SNAs) Supporting Children and Young People with Additional Care Needs in the Context of COVID-19’.

More Definitions of Additional Care

Additional Care means any personal care, support or nursing services identified in the Service User’s Interim Care Assessment that it is agreed by Parties will be provided by the Provider and that will require more resources than the Provider would normally need to apply for a Service User assessed as requiring Standard Care;

Additional Care means special services; equipment or caregiver training designed to assist you in living at home or in other residential housing. Additional Care may include:

Additional Care means any personal care, support or nursing services identified in the Resident’s Care Assessment that it is agreed by Parties will require more resources than the Provider would normally need to apply for a Resident assessed as requiring Standard Care;