Redetermination definition
Redetermination means any Scheduled Redetermination or Special Redetermination.
Redetermination means a review of eligibility outside of regularly scheduled renewals. Redeterminations that result in the assignment of a new renewal date are considered renewals.
Redetermination means a reevaluation of disability under ORS 656.267, 656.268(10), 656.273, and 656.325.
Examples of Redetermination in a sentence
Re-determination of the young adult’s participation in a qualifying activity must be completed by the child welfare professional every 6 months.
More Definitions of Redetermination
Redetermination means the process conducted by the early learning coalition at least annually to determine if a child’s family continues to meet minimum requirements to participate in the School Readiness program pursuant to Rule 6M-4.209, F.A.C.
Redetermination means any redetermination as the result of an audit by the Internal Revenue Service (or the relevant state, local or foreign Governmental Authority), a claim for refund, an amended Tax Return or otherwise.
Redetermination means a periodic review of all eligibility factors for a recipient.
Redetermination means a decision made by the Administration regarding whether a member continues to meet the requirements in R9-22-1302.
Redetermination means any Scheduled Redetermination, Special Redetermination or other redetermination of the Borrowing Base pursuant to Section 4.4.
Redetermination means a determination regarding the continuing eligibility of a recipient.
Redetermination means the periodic review of a member’s continued Title XXI eligibility.