Client Information System definition
Client Information System means a comprehensive, integrated system of clinical, administrative, and financial records that provides information necessary and useful to deliver client services. Information may be maintained electronically, in hard copy, or both.
Client Information System. The Department's database of Recipients. The data base contains demographic and eligibility information for all Recipients. Community Based Organization (CBO) - Nonprofit organizations that work at a local level to improve life for residents and normally focus on building equality across society in many areas, including but not limited to access to social services. These organizations must also be registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation in Pennsylvania. A health care provider is not considered a CBO. Community HealthChoices — Community HealthChoices is a new initiative that will use managed care organizations to coordinate physical health care and long- term services and supports (LTSS) for older persons, persons with physical Community Provider — Private and public service organizations, that are not part of the PH-MCO’s Provider Network, with which the PH-MCO coordinates Out-of- Plan Services for their Members. Complaint —
Client Information System means the automated, department-wide information system that which supports the planning, budgeting, management, administration, and delivery of services.
Examples of Client Information System in a sentence
Medicaid Eligibility Determination Automation (MEDA) — Part of the Client Information System (CIS) that automates the determination of Medicaid eligibility.
The PH-MCO must not, under any conditions use the Department's Client Information System (CIS) to identify and market to Recipients participating in the MA FFS Program or enrolled in another PH-MCO.
Client Information System (CIS) — The Department's database of Beneficiaries, including Participants, containing demographic and eligibility information for all Participants.
Client Information System (CIS) — The Department's database of Recipients.
Client Information System (eCIS) — The Department's database of Beneficiaries, including Participants, containing demographic and eligibility information for all Participants.
More Definitions of Client Information System
Client Information System. The Department's database of Recipients. The data base contains demographic and eligibility information for all Recipients. Community HealthChoices — Community HealthChoices is a new initiative that will use managed care organizations to coordinate physical health care and long- term services and supports (LTSS) for older persons, persons with physical Community Provider — Private and public service organizations, that are not part of the PH-MCO’s Provider Network, with which the PH-MCO coordinates Out-of- Plan Services for their Members. Complaint —
Client Information System. (CIS) means the data collection and information system currently used by ADHS/DBHS.
Client Information System means the data system used by DHS.
Client Information System. The Department's database of Recipients. The data base contains demographic and eligibility information for all Recipients. Community Based Organization (CBO) - Nonprofit organizations that work at a local level to improve life for residents and normally focus on building equality across society in many areas, including but not limited to access to social services. These organizations must also be registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation in Pennsylvania. A Health Care Provider is not considered a CBO. Community HealthChoices — Community HealthChoices is a new initiative that will use managed care organizations to coordinate physical health care and long- term services and supports (LTSS) for older persons, persons with physical disabilities, and Pennsylvanians who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid (Dual Eligible). Community Health Worker (CHW) – A trusted individual who contributes to improved health outcomes in the community. CHWs serve the communities in which they reside or communities with which they may share ethnicity, language, socioeconomic status, or live experiences. Qualified CHWs may include, for example, CHWs with approved certification from the Pennsylvania Certification Board as a Certified Community Health Worker. Community Provider — Private and public service organizations, that are not part of the PH-MCO’s Provider Network, with which the PH-MCO coordinates Out-of- Plan Services for their Members. Complaint —
Client Information System. (CIS) means an automated department-wide information system which supports the planning, budgeting, management, administration and delivery of Department of Children and Family Services services. It is the primary information system for Family Safety and Preservation staff.
Client Information System. The Department's database of Recipients. The data base contains demographic and eligibility information for all Recipients. Community HealthChoices — Community HealthChoices is a new initiative that will use managed care organizations to coordinate physical health care and long- term services and supports (LTSS) for older persons, persons with physical disabilities, and Pennsylvanians who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid (dual eligible). Community Provider — Private and public service organizations, that are not part of the PH-MCO’s Provider Network, with which the PH-MCO coordinates Out-of-Plan Services for their Members. Complaint — A dispute or objection regarding a participating Health Care Provider or the coverage, operations, or management policies of a PH-MCO, which has not been resolved by the PH-MCO and has been filed with the PH- MCO or with the DOH or the PID of the Commonwealth, including but not limited to:
Client Information System means the data system used by DHS. “Clinical Liaison” means a behavioral health professional or a behavioral health technician who has been credentialed and privileged by the T/RBHA or their designee in accordance with ADHS/DBHS requirements to perform this function. The Clinical Liaison: (1) Assumes the primary responsibility of clinical oversight of the person’s care (2) Ensures the clinical soundness of the assessment/treatment process (3) Serves as the point of contact, coordination and communication with the person’s team and other systems where clinical knowledge of the case is important.