Common use of Annual Reassessment Clause in Contracts

Annual Reassessment. Prior to the end date of the annual ISP, the HMO must initiate an annual reassessment to determine and validate continued eligibility for 1915(c) Nursing Facility Waiver services for each Member receiving such services. The HMO will be expected to complete the same activities for the annual reassessment as required for the initial eligibility determination, with the following exception: the HMO does not need to obtain a physician’s signature on the Form 3652 for the annual reassessment. Existing 1915(c) Nursing Facility Waiver clients may not be denied 1915(c) Nursing Facility Waiver services solely on the basis that the proposed cost of the ISP will exceed the cost of care if the Member were in a nursing home if the following conditions are met:

Annual Reassessment. Prior to the end date of the annual ISP, the HMO must initiate an annual reassessment to determine and validate continued eligibility for 1915(c) Nursing Facility Waiver services for each Member receiving such services. The HMO will be expected to complete the same activities for the annual reassessment as required for the initial eligibility determination, with the following exception: the HMO does not need to obtain a physician’s signature on the Form 3652 for the annual reassessment. Existing 1915(c) Nursing Facility Waiver clients may not be denied 1915(c) Nursing Facility Waiver services solely on the basis that the proposed cost of the ISP will exceed the cost of care if the Member were in a nursing home if the following conditions are met:: 1 those services are required for that individual to live in the most integrated setting appropriate to his or her needs; and

Annual Reassessment. Prior to the end date of the annual ISP, the HMO must initiate an annual reassessment to determine and validate continued eligibility for 1915(c) Nursing Facility Waiver services for each Member receiving such services. The HMO will be expected to complete the same activities for the annual reassessment as required for the initial eligibility determination, with the following exception: the HMO does not need to obtain a physician’s signature on the Form 3652 for the annual reassessment. . Existing 1915(c) Nursing Facility Waiver clients may not be denied 1915(c) Nursing Facility Waiver services solely on the basis that the proposed cost of the ISP will exceed the cost of care if the Member were in a nursing home if the following conditions are met: