ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.
ANTICIPATED SERVICES. It is anticipated that the Resident will initially require the following level of care (should the Resident’s condition and level of care needs change, such change will be noted in the Resident’s medical record): _ Sub-Acute Care*: [Check one of the following: Medically Complex _ Rehabilitation] _ Long Term Care _ Hospice Care _ Other _ *UPPER EAST SIDE REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER defines sub-acute care as goal-oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process and who intends to be discharged to the community. It is generally rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents admitted for sub-acute care services are admitted with the expectation that, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate, they will be discharged once sub-acute services are no longer required. It is the mutual objective of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, his/her Designated Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. In the event Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and subsequently, by virtue of his or her health condition, requires long-term care placement, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.
ANTICIPATED SERVICES. It is anticipated that the Resident will initially require the following level of care (should the Resident’s condition and level of care needs change, such change will be noted in the Resident’s medical record): Sub-Acute Care*: [Check one of the following: Medically Complex Rehabilitation] Long Term Care Hospice Care Other *CARILLON NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER defines sub-acute care as goal-oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process and who intends to be discharged to the community. It is generally rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents admitted for sub-acute care services are admitted with the expectation that, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate, they will be discharged once sub-acute services are no longer required. It is the mutual objective of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident and/or his/her Designated Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. In the event Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and subsequently, by virtue of his or her health condition, requires long-term care placement, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.
ANTICIPATED SERVICES. It is anticipated that the Resident will initially require the following level of care: Long Term Care Sub-Acute Care* * The Facility defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. It is generally rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents admitted for sub-acute care services are admitted with the expectation that, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate, they will be discharged once short term services are no longer required. It is the mutual objective of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident and his/her Responsible Parties agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge.
ANTICIPATED SERVICES. (a) It is anticipated that the Resident will initially require the following level of care (should the Residents condition and level of care needs change, such change will be noted in the Resident’s medical record): __Long Term Care Sub-Acute Care Medically Complex Rehabilitation Other (Please explain):
ANTICIPATED SERVICES. The following is intended as a guide to the general nature of services that will be provided:
ANTICIPATED SERVICES. It is anticipated that the Resident will initially require the following level of care (should the Resident’s condition and level of care need change, such change will be noted in the Resident’s medical record): 🞏 Post-Acute Care/Short-Term Rehabilitative Services: Methodist Home for Nursing and Rehabilitation defines post-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. It is generally rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Post-Acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. �� Long Term Care: 🞏 Other: 🞏 Medicare Part A may provide and is generally limited to coverage of up to the first 100 days of care in a skilled nursing facility (SNF): the first 20 days of covered services are fully paid for; and the next 80 days (days 21 through 100), of the covered services are paid for by Medicare subject to a daily coinsurance amount for which the Resident is responsible. The Resident is responsible for payment to the Facility of any co-insurance and/or deductible obligations under the Medicare Part A program unless Resident has approved Medicaid coverage. For beneficiaries in skilled nursing facilities the daily Medicare Part A co-insurance amount for days 21 through 100 of extended care services in a benefit period is currently $200 PER DAY. When Resident’s Medicare Part A coverage expires, unless Resident has approved Medicaid coverage, Resident will be responsible for payment of the Facility's private pay basic daily rate. Please sign here: X
ANTICIPATED SERVICES. The successful Respondent(s) will provide all necessary and requested services which may include but limited to planning, surveying, modeling, Construction Safety Phasing Plans (CSPP), environmental assessment, engineering analysis, structural design, cost estimating, bid phase document preparation, permit application assistance, and construction administration. It is anticipated that the following types of services may be required by the successful Respondent(s).
ANTICIPATED SERVICES. The parties agree that Hampstead shall provide the following services under the Agreement through December 31, 2001 ("Anticipated Services," and together with the Past Services, the "Services"):
ANTICIPATED SERVICES. The following describes the types of engineering consulting services that may be assigned under this agreement:
