State custody definition
Examples of State custody in a sentence
Subcontractor is not permitted, and shall ensure Provider does not encourage or suggest, in any way, that Covered Persons be placed in State custody in order to receive medical or specialized behavioral health services covered by LDH.
CISC Recipients who are mandatorily enrolled in the CISC CONTRACTOR shall remain enrolled in the CISC CONTRACTOR while in State custody and shall not be provided an option to select a different MCO.
Enrollment of newborns of CISC who are taken into State custody will follow CISC Recipient enrollment requirements.
CISC Members enrolled with the CISC CONTRACTOR who leave State custody shall be: Disenrolled from the CISC program effective the last day of the month in which the CISC Member is no longer in State custody; Assigned to the CISC CONTRACTOR but not as a CISC Member effective on the first day of the month following the month in which the CISC Member is no longer in State custody; and Given the opportunity to change MCOs during the first ninety (90) Calendar Days following the effective date of enrollment.
Newborns of CISC Members who are not taken into State custody will be enrolled in the CISC CONTRACTOR but not as a CISC Member.
The effective date of enrollment in the CISC CONTRACTOR shall be the first day of the month in which the child was taken into State custody.
Title XIX Pregnant Expansion Budget Population 8 Parents pursuing behavioral health treatment with children temporarily in State custody with income up to 200 percent of the FPL.
Title XIX Substitute care Budget Population 9 CSHCN (as an eligibility factor) who are 21 and under who would otherwise be placed in voluntary State custody below 300 percent SSI.
Provider is not permitted to encourage or suggest, in any way, that children be placed into State custody in order to receive medical, behavioral or long term services and supports (LTSS) benefits covered by the State.
If the child is not currently enrolled, the CONTRACTOR shall immediately build a forty-five (45) day TennCare eligibility record effective on the date the child was placed in State custody and identify the child as a child in State custody, or group 1.A enrollee.