Additional Care definition

Additional Care means community services such as long term care services, or rehabilitative services that can be provided to a tenant either in the residential care facility or in the community;

Additional Care means any personal care, support or nursing services identified in the Resident’s Care Assessment that it is agreed by Parties shall require more resources than the Provider would normally need to apply for a Resident assessed as requiring Standard Care;

Additional Care means any personal care, support or nursing services identified in the Resident’s Care Assessment that would entail the use of more staff hours than the Provider would normally need to use if that Resident was assessed as requiring only Standard Care.

Examples of Additional Care in a sentence

• If available, you may book additional care outside of your child’s normal booking pattern (Additional Care).

• You may pay for Additional Care by credit or debit card, failure to attend any additional Care sessions will still be fully charged.

• You agree to pay any fees for Additional Care as per the nursery fee sheet.

• Should additional services be required by the Client at the time of Occupation, such services and the relevant costs will be detailed in Annexure 2: Additional Care Services of this agreement and signed by both parties.

• You must give the Nursery 48 hours’ advance notice to cancel any Additional Care booked to avoid being charged.

• You agree to pay any Fees for Additional Care as per the Nursery Fee Sheet.

• Additional Care Expenses The reasonable and necessary costs of: 1.

• Review Health Care for Women Subjected to Intimate Partner Violence or Sexual Violence: A Clinical Handbook Part 3: Additional Care for Physical Health after Sexual Assault and identify the local standard of care for recent victims of sexual assault, including HIV PEP, STI prophylaxis, emergency contraception, and forensic testing.

• A.5.1 Before any Service to a Resident may commence the Resident must, with the exception of Placements made in an emergency situation, have had a Care Assessment carried out and have been assessed by the Council as requiring Standard Care and if applicable Additional Care.

• B.8.1 In order to reinforce the Care Standards; provide transparency in charges, and allow Self-funding Residents to make an informed choice over contractual arrangements that are available to them, the Provider shall provide all residents and their families with a single brochure or Introductory Pack, which shall set out all the Provider’s current standard weekly charges for residents (except Additional Care Charges) and the period/financial year to which these apply.

More Definitions of Additional Care

Additional Care means special services; equipment or caregiver training designed to assist you in living at home or in other residential housing. Additional Care may include:

Additional Care means any personal care, support or nursing services identified in the Resident’s Care Assessment that it is agreed by Parties will require more resources than the Provider would normally need to apply for a Resident assessed as requiring Standard Care;

Additional Care means any personal care, support or nursing services identified in the Service User’s Interim Care Assessment that it is agreed by Parties will be provided by the Provider and that will require more resources than the Provider would normally need to apply for a Service User assessed as requiring Standard Care;