CHEMICAL DEPENDENCE SERVICES ORDERED BY THE LDSS Sample Clauses

CHEMICAL DEPENDENCE SERVICES ORDERED BY THE LDSS. The Contractor is not responsible for the provision and payment of Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services ordered by the LDSS and provided to Enrollees who have: - been assessed as unable to work by the LDSS and are mandated to receive Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services as a condition of eligibility for Public Assistance or Medicaid, or APPENDIX K October 1, 2004 K-32 - have been determined to be able to work with limitations (work limited) and are simultaneously mandated by the district into Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services (including alcohol and substance abuse treatment services) pursuant to work activity requirements. The Contractor is not responsible for the provision and payment of Medically Supervised Inpatient and Outpatient Withdrawal Services ordered by the LDSS under Welfare Reform (as indicated by Code 83). The Contractor is responsible for the provision and payment of Medically Managed Detoxification Services in this Agreement. If the Contractor is already providing an Enrollee with Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services and Detoxification Services and the LDSS is satisfied with the level of care and services, then the Contractor will continue to be responsible for the provision and payment of these services.
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CHEMICAL DEPENDENCE SERVICES ORDERED BY THE LDSS. The Contractor is not responsible for the provision and payment of Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services ordered by the LDSS and provided to Enrollees who have: • been assessed as unable to work by the LDSS and are mandated to receive Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services as a condition of eligibility for Public Assistance or Medicaid, or • have been determined to be able to work with limitations (work limited) and are simultaneously mandated by the district into Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services (including alcohol and substance abuse treatment services) pursuant to work activity requirements. The Contractor is not responsible for the provision and payment of Medically Supervised Inpatient and Outpatient Withdrawal Services ordered by the LDSS under Welfare Reform (as indicated by Code 83). The Contractor is responsible for the provision and payment of Medically Managed Detoxification Services in this Agreement. If the Contractor is already providing an Enrollee with Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services and Detoxification Services and the LDSS is satisfied with the level of care and services, then the Contractor will continue to be responsible for the provision and payment of these services.
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CHEMICAL DEPENDENCE SERVICES ORDERED BY THE LDSS. The Contractor is not responsible for the provision and payment of Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services ordered by the LDSS and provided to at bikes who have: - been assessed as unable to work by the LDSS and are mandated to receive Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services as a condition of eligibility for Public Assistance or Medicaid, or APPENDIX K OCTOBER 1, 2004 K-32 - have been determined to be ABLE TO WORK with LIMITATIONS (WORK LIMITED) AND are SIMULTANEOUSLY MANDATED BY THE DISTRICT INTO CHEMICAL DEPENDENCE INPATIENT Rehabilitation and Treatment Services (including alcohol and substance abuse treatment services) pursuant to work activity requirements. The Contractor is not responsible for the provision and payment of Medically Supervised Inpatient and Outpatient Withdrawal Services ordered by, the LDSS under Welfare Reform (as indicated by Code 83) The Contractor is responsible for the provision and payment of Medically Managed Detoxification Services in this Agreement If the Contractor already providing an Enrollee with Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services and Detoxification Services and the LDSS is satisfied with the level of care and services, then the Contractor will continue to be responsible for the PROVISION AND payment of these services.
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CHEMICAL DEPENDENCE SERVICES ORDERED BY THE LDSS. The Contractor is not responsible for the provision and payment of Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services ordered by the LDSS and provided to Enrollees who have:
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CHEMICAL DEPENDENCE SERVICES ORDERED BY THE LDSS. The Contractor is not responsible for the provision and payment of Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services ordered by the LDSS and provided to Enrollees who have: I) been assessed as unable to work by the LDSS and are mandated to receive Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services as a condition of eligibility for Public Assistance or Medicaid, or II) have been determined to be able to work with limitations (work limited) and are simultaneously mandated by the LDSS into Chemical Dependence Inpatient Rehabilitation and Treatment Services (including alcohol and substance abuse treatment services) pursuant to work activity requirements.
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