PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES (PERS) Sample Clauses

PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES (PERS). Personal Emergency Response Services (PERS) are not covered by the Benefit Package. PERS are covered on a fee-for-service basis through contracts between the LDSS and PERS vendors. APPENDIX K October 1, 2004 K-39
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PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES (PERS). Personal Emergency Response- Services (PERS) are not covered by the Benefit Package. PERS are covered on a fee-for-service basis through contracts between the LDSS and PERS vendors. provided in a residential health care setting. Regulations require that a person enrolled in an ADHCP must require at least three (3) hours of health care delivered on the basis of at least one (1) visit per week. While health care services are broadly defined in this setting to include general medical care, nursing care, medication management, nutritional services, rehabilitative services, and substance abuse and mental health services, the latter two (2) cannot be the sole reason for admission to the program. Admission criteria must include, at a minimum, the need for general medical care and nursing services.
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PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES (PERS). Personal Emergency Response Services (PERS) are not covered by the Benefit Package. PERS are covered on a fee-for-service basis through contracts between the LDSS and PERS vendors. Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX K New York City January 1, 0000 XXXXXXXX L Approved Capitation Payment Rates Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX L New York City January 1,2007 Wellcare of New York, Inc Dual Eligible Medicaid Managed Care Rates MM1S ID#: 02645710 Effective Date: 01/01/07 Region: NYC County: NYC Rate Code Premium Group Rate Amount 2370 DUALLY ELIGIBLE SSI 21-64 MALE/FEMALE $42.58 2371 DUALLY ELIGIBLE SSI 65+ MALE/FEMALE $43.38 Optional Benefits Offered: R Dental E Non R Emergent Transportation Box will be checked if the optional benefit is covered by the plan APPENDIX M Service Area Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX M New York City January 1, 2007 M-l The Contractor’s Medicaid Advantage service area is comprised of the following Counties in their entirety New York Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX M New York City January 1, 2007 Schedule 1 of Appendix N DOHMH Public Health Services Fee Schedule SERVICE FEE TB CLINIC $125.00 IMMUNIZATION $ 50.00 HIV COUNSELING AND TESTING VISIT $96.47 HIV COUNSELING AND NO TESTING $90.12 HIV POST TEST COUNSELING Visit Positive Result $90.12 LAB TESTS HIV 1 (ELISA Test) $12.27 HIV Antibody, Confirmatory (Western Blot) $ 26.75 DENTAL SERVICES $ 108.00 APPENDIX N New York City January 1. 2007
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PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES (PERS). Personal Emergency Response Services (PERS) are not covered by the Benefit Package. PERS are covered on a fee-for-service basis through contracts between the LDSS and PERS vendors. Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX K APPENDIX L Approved Capitation Payment Rates Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX L WellCare of New York, Inc Dual Eligible Medicaid Managed Care Rates MMISID#: 02645710 Effective Date: 01/01/07 Region: Upstate County: Albany Rate Code Premium Group Rate Amount 2370 DUALLY ELIGIBLE SSI 21-64 MALE/FEMALE $84.04 2371 DUALLY ELIGIBLE SSI 65+ MALE/FEMALE $85.64 Optional Benefits Offered: £ Dental £ Non-Emergent Transportation Box will be checked if the optional benefit is covered by the plan APPENDIX M Service Area Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX M State 2007 Amendment The Contractor's Medicaid Advantage service area is comprised of the following counties in their entirety: Albany Medicaid Advantage Contract
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PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES (PERS). Personal Emergency Response Services (PERS) are not covered by the Benefit Package. PERS are covered on a fee-for-service basis through contracts between the LDSS and PERS vendors. Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX K State, 2006 APPENDIX L Approved Capitation Payment Rates Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX L State 2006 WellCare of New York, Inc. Dual Eligible Medicaid Managed Care Rates MMSI ID#: 02645710 Effective Date: 01/01/06 Region: Upstate County: Albany RATE CODE PREMIUM GROUP RATE AMOUNT 2370 DUALLY ELIGIBLE SSI 21-64 MAKE/FEMALE $83.79 2371 DUALLY ELIGIBLE SSI 65+ MALE/FEMALE $91.22 Optional Benefits Offered: £ Dental £ Non-Emergent Transportation Box will be checked if the optional benefit is covered by the plan APPENDIX M Service Area Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX M State 2006 M-l The Contractor's Medicaid Advantage service area is comprised of the following Counties in their entirety: Albany Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX M State 2006 APPENDIX N Reserved Medicaid AdvantageContract APPENDIX N State 2006 N-l APPENDIX 0 Requirements for Proof of Workers’ Compensation and Disability Benefits Coverage Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX 0 State 2006
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PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES (PERS). Personal Emergency Response Services (PERS) are not covered by the Benefit Package. PERS are covered on a fee-for-service basis through contracts between the LDSS and PERS vendors. Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX K State January 1, 2008 K-18 APPENDIX L Approved Capitation Payment Rates Medicaid Advantage Contract APPENDIX L State January 1, 2008 L1 WELLCARE OF NEW YORK, INC. Dual Eligible Medicaid Managed Care Rates MMIS ID#: 02645710 Effective Date: 01/01/08 Region: Upstate County: Albany Rate Code Premium Group Rate Amount 2370 DUALLY ELIGIBLE SSI 21-64 MALE/FEMALE $35.37 2371 DUALLY ELIGIBLE SSI 65+ MALE/FEMALE $33.54 Optional Benefits Offered:- o Dental o Non-Emergent Transportation
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  • Contractor Responsibilities It shall be Tenant’s responsibility to cause each of Tenant’s contractors and subcontractors to:

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