Volunteer Services. 8. Short-term Inpatient care arrangements.
Volunteer Services or services which would normally be provided free of charge and any charges associated with Deductible, Coinsurance, or Copayment (if applicable) requirements which are waived by a Health Care Provider.
Volunteer Services services provided by trained hospice volunteers who have agreed to provide service under the di- rection of a hospice staff member who has been designated by the Hospice to provide direction to hospice volunteers. Hospice volunteers may provide support and companionship to the Member and his family during the remaining days of the Member’s life and to the surviving family following the Member’s death. Hospital Benefits (Facility Services) Other than Mental Health Services, Hospice Program Ser- vices, Skilled Nursing Facility Services, Dialysis Benefits, and Bariatric Surgery Services for residents of designated counties which are described in other sections. Inpatient Services for Treatment of Illness or Injury
Volunteer Services. EMPLOYEES shall not be compelled to volunteer their services without pay while off-duty.
Volunteer Services. 50 Other In-Home Services (Enter Title) .50 Other In-Home Services (Enter Title) 555 .60 NUTRITION SERVICES .00 Xxxxxxxxxx Meals .63 Nutrition Education and Outreach .64 Home Delivered Meals .65 Shopping Assistance .66 Registered Dietician .67 Senior Farmers Mrkt (SFMNP) Food/Checks 555 .70-.80 SOCIAL & HEALTH SERVICES .71 Adult Day Health Services .72 Geriatric Health Screening .73 Medication Management .74 Senior Drug Education .75 Disease Prevention/Health Promotion .76 Elder Abuse Prevention .77 Mental Health .78 Kinship Care .78.1 Kinship Caregivers Support Program .78.1a Service Delivery .78.1b Goods and Services .78.2 Kinship Navigator Services .79 Family Caregiver Support Program .79.1 Information Services .79.2a Access Assistance .79.2b Support Services .79.3 Respite care Services .79.4 Supplemental Services .79.5 Services to Grandparents .79.5a Information Services .79.5b Access Assistance .79.5c Support Services .79.5d Respite Care Services .79.5e Supplemental Services .83 Senior Community Service Employment (SCSEP) .83.1 Program/EWFB .83.2 Program/Other .84 Health Appliance/Limited Health Care .88 Long Term Care Ombudsman .89 Newsletters 555 .90 OTHER ACTIVITIES Disaster Relief Foot Care Peer Counseling Outreach Other (Enter Title) Other (Enter Title) Other (Enter Title) Other (Enter Title) Other (Enter Title) Total Services GRAND TOTAL Revenue Total This amendment change: Current award this amendment Prior amendment awarded Net Change Funds Match Certification Exhibit C (This form must be submitted with final contract billing.) I, certify that local funds and/or in-kind items PRINT NAME TYPE AND SOURCE OF PRIVATE / LOCAL FUNDS / ITEMS were provided in the amount of $ TYPE AND SOURCE OF NON-PROFIT FUNDS / ITEMS were provided in the amount of $ TYPE AND SOURCE OF FEDERAL FUNDS / ITEMS were provided in the amount of $ and were used to match funds paid during the time period of through for . TYPE OF SERVICE/CONTRACT 5 NAME OF ENTITY NAME OF AUTHORIZED AGENT CONTRACT / VENDOR NUMBER AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE’S SIGNATURE DATE TITLE OR POSITION PRINTED NAME OF AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE TELEPHONE NUMBER Instructions Name: Printed name of the entity’s agent authorized to complete certification form. Type and source of funds: The type and source of funds used. Please break out different types of funding sources. Not all funding sources will be necessary to complete each certification. In-kind sources need specific identification showing who donated the ...
Volunteer Services. Unpaid services provided to a Contractor, by individuals, will be valued at rates set by the Agency. Volunteer service is an important component to many programs. The rates below have been determined as reasonable and verifiable for certain activities within the State of New Mexico. When determining your volunteer in-kind, supporting documentation should be sign-in sheets, the hours worked, activity performed, and the calculation for value of hours. The rates are:
Volunteer Services. Services provided by trained Hospice volunteers who have agreed to provide service under the di- rection of a Hospice staff member who has been designated by the Hospice to provide direction to Hospice volunteers. Hospice volunteers may provide support and companionship to the Member and his family during the remaining days of the Member’s life and to the surviving family following the Member’s death. HOSPITAL BENEFITS (FACILITY SERVICES) The following Hospital Services customarily furnished by a Hospital will be covered when Medically Necessary and au- thorized:
Volunteer Services. The facility volunteer program is managed by the activity department. We encourage family members and community members to be active in the facility. Volunteers may be asked to do special duties for certain residents, share their talents, and help with group activities. Volunteers must complete official training by the facility and go through the appropriate screening process. Please contact the activity department for more information about volunteering.
Volunteer Services. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to prohibit any parent or citizen from volunteering his or her services for school-related activities which are not bargaining unit duties.
Volunteer Services. Unpaid services provided to a grantee or subgrantee by individuals will be valued at rates consistent with those ordinarily paid for similar work in the grantee’s or subgrantee’s organization. If the grantee or subgrantee does not have employees performing similar work, the rates will be consistent with those ordinarily paid by other employers for similar work in the same labor market. In either case, a reasonable amount for fringe benefits may be included in the valuation.
