Wait List means a list of potential Title III C-2 clients, established and maintained by the Subrecipient, after the Subrecipient has reached its capacity.
Wait List means a list of individuals who have been determined eligible, and are ready to receive, a Title III service from a contract agency, but for whom the agency does not have sufficient service units or resources to serve the individuals.
Wait List means a list of individuals who need and are ready to receive services, are medicaid eligible, but who do not have funding for services needed.
Examples of Wait List in a sentence
Your Application, Wait List Application, financial, health history, and other statements submitted to the Corporation are hereby incorporated in this Agreement by reference.
More Definitions of Wait List
Wait List means a list of potential Title III C-2 clients, established and maintained by the Contractor and/or subcontractor, after the Contractor and/or subcontractor has reached its capacity.
Wait List means the list of resident non-riparian or non-resident applicants maintained by the Harbormaster, who have submitted an original mooring application and paid the required application fee, and for which no mooring permit is presently available.
Wait List means a compilation of businesses, by individual category, which have applied to participate in the logo program at a particular interchange at which there is currently no space available. Wait lists are maintained by interchange, category and application date.
Wait List means the list of persons maintained by the Harbour Master who are awaiting the availability of a mooring slip in Collingwood Harbour;
Wait List means that a Selection Committee will create a wait list of a certain amount of students each year. Students whose names appear on the wait list will be notified as spaces become available. If students on the wait list are not sponsored within the academic year, they must re-apply.
Wait List means a prioritized list of children eligible for child care scholarship who are waiting for funding to become available to receive child care scholarship.
Wait List means a list of potential MSSP Participants, established, and maintained by the Contractor, when the Contractor has reached its capacity. To ensure compliance with MSSP Waiver requirements and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) direction, MSSP sites must develop and implement a wait list policy and procedure. The policy and procedure must include provisions for: prescreening individuals to determine eligibility; managing applicants’ placement on and removal from the wait list; periodically reviewing the eligibility and identified needs of applicants on the wait list; and assigning priority for enrollment based on identified needs and level of risk. The Contractor determines the priority of enrollment into the MSSP in accordance with CDA and CMS requirements.