CalWORKs Perinatal Alcohol and Drug Treatment Rates of Payment Sample Clauses

CalWORKs Perinatal Alcohol and Drug Treatment Rates of Payment. In full consideration of the CalWORKs funded alcohol and drug treatment services provided to individuals referred by the County, who lack the necessary resources to pay for all, or part, of these services themselves, the aggregate amount County shall be obligated to pay for services rendered under this Agreement and all other Agreements approved collectively by single resolution, shall not exceed the amounts stated in Section 3. Payments - A. Maximum Amount, in the main body of this Agreement. 1. County will pay contractor $104.05 per bed day for CalWORKs residential perinatal services to children and $111.26 per bed day for CalWORKs residential perinatal services to adults for a total of NINE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FOUR (924) bed days. The rate is based on the NNA rate plus the CalWORKs supplemental rate. a. County will pay the contractor ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR DOLLARS AND FIVE CENTS ($104.05) per bed day for CalWORKs residential perinatal services provided to children for a total of FIVE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN (518) bed days. b. County will pay the contractor ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN DOLLARS AND TWENTY SIX CENTS ($111.26) per bed day for CalWORKs residential perinatal and New Directions services provided to adults for a total of FOUR HUNDRED AND SIX (406) bed days. c. County will pay Contractor NINETY TWO and SEVENTY CENTS ($92.70) for intensive outpatient services , for the total of TWO HUNDRED THIRTY FOUR (234) visit days to those perinatal program participants identified by the County as being CalWORKs recipients. d. County will pay contractor FORTY FOUR AND TWENTY NINE CENTS ($44.29) per counseling hours, for the total of ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTY TWO (142) counseling hours, for CalWORKs perinatal after care services. Rate is based on an NNA rate plus the CalWORKs supplemental rate. 2. Verification of eligibility for CalWORKs payments, on an individual program participant basis, will be made by the County before payments are made to Contractor. Payments will be made only for those individuals who are deemed perinatal program participants as identified by the county. 3. Contractor’s billing will include the following: a. Name of each perinatal residential program participant receiving CalWORKs. b. Dates services were provided for each perinatal residential program participant receiving CalWORKs. c. Total number of billing days times the amount of perinatal residential program participants receiving CalWORKs.
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CalWORKs Perinatal Alcohol and Drug Treatment Rates of Payment. 1. County will pay contractor NINETY ONE DOLLARS AND NINETY EIGHT ($91.98) per bed day for CalWORKs residential perinatal services. Rate is based on an NNA rate plus the CalWORKs supplemental rate for a maximum of ONE HUNDRED TWENTY SIX THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED THIRTY EIGHT DOLLARS ($126,138.00). 2. In no event shall the amount of reimbursement for services under D1 exceed ONE HUNDRED TWENTY SIX THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED THIRTY EIGHT DOLLARS ($126,138.00) for the term of the agreement 3. Verification of eligibility for CalWORKs payments, on an individual program participant basis, will be made by the County before payments are made to Contractor. Payments will be made only for those individuals who are deemed perinatal program participants as identified by the county.
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