Service Intensity Index (SII) definition

Service Intensity Index (SII) means a mathematical index used to identify the resource needs of a given facility's patient mix relative to the needs in other nursing homes.

Examples of Service Intensity Index (SII) in a sentence

  • Each NF's Service Intensity Index (SII) shall be calculated for each semiannual period of a NF's fiscal year based upon data reported by that NF and entered into DMAS' Long Term Care Information System (LTCIS).

  • Each NFs Service Intensity Index (SII) shall be calculated for each semiannual period of a NFs fiscal year based upon data reported by that NF and entered into DMAS' Long Term Care Information System (LTCIS).

  • Each NFs Service Intensity Index (SII) shall be calculated for each semiannual period of a NFs fiscalyear based upon data reported by that NF and entered into DMAS' Long Term Care Information System(LTCIS).

  • Each NF's Service Intensity Index (SII) shall be calculated for each semiannual period of a NF's fiscal year based upon data reported by that NF and entered into DMAS' Long Term CareInformation System (LTCIS).

  • Each nursing facility that has received a Patient Intensity Rating System (PIRS) Service Intensity Index (SII) number from the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services shall report the four quarterly final PIRS SII scores associated with its fiscal year.

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