Fiscal Intermediary definition

Fiscal Intermediary means any qualified insurance company or other Person that has entered into an ongoing relationship with any Governmental Authority to make payments to payees under Medicare, Medicaid or any other federal, state or local public health care or medical assistance program pursuant to any of the Health Care Laws.
Fiscal Intermediary means a person or entity that receives and distributes Department funds on behalf of an individual who employs or contracts with a personal support worker to deliver services.
Fiscal Intermediary means County acting on behalf of the Provider and the Federally designated agency in regard to and/or Title Short-Doyle/Medi-Cal Specialty Mental Health Services;

Examples of Fiscal Intermediary in a sentence

  • An organization providing only evaluation, assessment, coordination, skills training, peer supports, and Fiscal Intermediary services will not be considered a provider of LTSS.

  • Direct Care employees are further defined as individuals who are employees of the Company and do not include individuals providing personal care and other activities of daily living services under a Fiscal Intermediary or Fiscal Employer Agent contract maintained by the Company whereby the Company has no control over terms and conditions of employment including selection, hiring, and firing of direct care employee, regardless of funding source.

  • Workers paid through a Fiscal Intermediary may not work for a new Consumer/Employer until all required FI paperwork is completed by both the Worker and the Consumer/Employer.

  • The Electronic Timesheets Module is a web‐based interface through which Consumers, Surrogates, Personal Care Attendants (PCAs)/Workers, and Fiscal Intermediary staff can respectively view relevant timesheet information.

  • Contractor shall provide the information that identifies the payor responsible for reimbursement of services provided to a Member enrolled in Contractor’s Medi- Cal Managed Care health plan to DHCS’ Fiscal Intermediary (FI) contractor.


More Definitions of Fiscal Intermediary

Fiscal Intermediary means an organization authorized by CMS to make determinations and payments for Part A and Part B provider services for a given region.
Fiscal Intermediary means County acting on behalf of the Provider and the Federally designated agency in regard to Title XIX Short-Doyle Specialty Mental Health Services;
Fiscal Intermediary means a person or entity that receives and distributes support services funds on behalf of an individual who employs persons to provide services, supervision, or training in the home or community according to the Individual Support Plan.
Fiscal Intermediary means a person or agency that receives and distributes Support Services funds on behalf of an individual according to an Individual Support Plan. The fiscal intermediary responsibilities may include activities and records related to payroll and payment of employer- related taxes and fees as an agent of individuals who employ persons to provide care, supervision, or training in the home or community. In this capacity, the fiscal intermediary does not recruit, hire, supervise, evaluate, dismiss or otherwise discipline employees.
Fiscal Intermediary means a person or entity that receives and distributes long-term support funds on behalf of the family of an eligible child according to the child's Annual Support Plan.
Fiscal Intermediary means a person or entity that receives and distributes direct assistance funds on behalf of the family of an eligible child who employs persons to provide services, supervision, or training in the home or community according to the child's Annual Plan.
Fiscal Intermediary or “Intermediary” means an independent company that has a contract 27 with COUNTY to maintain a custody database of all services provided to Custody Patients and to 28 receive and adjudicate claims submitted by CONTRACTOR or other third party Medical Services 29 providers on behalf of the COUNTY, which at the execution of this Agreement is Advanced Medical 30 Management, Inc.