Case closure definition

Case closure means the termination of support enforcement program services.

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Case closure means a determination by the agency with administrative authority, based on information available at the time of the review by the agency with administrative authority, that no further remedial action is necessary at a site.

Case closure means the discontinuation of Care Management Services when the goals of the care plan have been met or when the client is no longer eligible for Care Management Services.

Examples of Case closure in a sentence

• Case closure is a process by which Clients are dis-enrolled from active Services.

• Case closure is a process by which clients are unenrolled from the Case Management services.

• Case closure is a process by which clients are unenrolled from the Referral Specialist’s services.

• Case closure is a systematic process for disenrolling clients from active case management.

• Case closure shall be accomplished by taping, strapping, or gluing.

• Case closure is a process by which clients are unenrolled from the Housing Case Manager’s services.

• In addition to the above, note that case records including Child Support-related data must be retained for a minimum of 3 years after Case closure and the youngest child in the case is 18 years old.

• NVM will calculate the Service Level from when Service is restored, not when the Case is closed, such period of time to be advised to Customer as part of the Case closure agreement.

• Case closure is a process by which Clients are unenrolled from the Case Manager’s services.

• Case closure is a process by which client(s) are unenrolled from the Case Management services.

More Definitions of Case closure

Case closure means a determination by the department, based on information available at the time of the department’s review, that no further action is necessary.

Case closure means a determination by Defendant DNR, based on the information available at the time of the review, that no further remediation action is necessary at the site. Wis. Stat. §292.12(1)(b).

Case closure means a process involving a series of meetings and discussions with a child and his caregiver/family and a final review of the case plan and documents in the case file to determine if the child and caregiver/family have achieved the case management goals and objectives which might include case closure if the goals of the case plan have been achieved and the reintegration is deemed to be safe and stable, or transfer of the case for continued monitoring by statutory authorities or another service provider.

Case closure means a process followed by the Agency when a client is no longer eligible for Agency services under chapter 393, Florida Statutes, or voluntarily requests their case be closed.