Personal care provider definition
Personal care provider means an agency that has a contract with the department to provide personal care services.
Personal care provider means an individual who, in return for remuneration, assists with the essential activities of daily living which the tenant can perform personally only with difficulty.
Personal care provider means a participating provider that renders services to prevent or reduce inappropriate institutional care by providing eligible individuals with personal care aides to provide personal care services.
More Definitions of Personal care provider
Personal care provider means an enrolled provider that renders services that prevent or reduce institutional care by providing eligible waiver individuals with PCAs who provide personal care services.
Personal care provider. A provider that renders personal care services to an eligible member in order to prevent or reduce institutional care, or, in the case of Local Education Agency-based services, in order to allow the child to participate in a free and appropriate public education.
Personal care provider means a Participating Physician under contract by VIVA HEALTH to provide primary care services in this Plan’s Provider System. A Personal Care Provider is generally an Internist, Family Practitioner, General Practitioner, Pediatrician, or, sometimes, an Obstetrician/Gynecologist and is often referred to as a Primary Care Physician, PCP, or Personal Care Physician.
Personal care provider means an individual who, in re- turn for remuneration, assists with the essential activities of daily living which the recipient can perform personally only with difficulty.
Personal care provider means an agency that has a contract with the depart- ment to provide personal care services.
Personal care provider means an individual who, in return for remuneration, assists with the es- sential activities of daily living which the recipient can perform personally only with difficulty.