Client Advocacy Sample Clauses

Client Advocacy. Clients shall have the rights guaranteed pursuant to Section 5325 of the Welfare and Institutions Code. Patient’s Rights shall be posted, in English, within the facility, so that such rights are available for review by clients at all times.
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Client Advocacy. The Center assists clients with self-advocacy by providing information and resources pertaining to mental health and the issues surrounding mental illnesses. Information would include, but is not limited to assistance with living arrangements, financial aid, treatment referrals, medical services, legal advice and disability services. Residents with special needs will be coordinated with proper county agencies such as Adult Protective Services, the County Conservator and the County Mental Health Case Manager.
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Client Advocacy. Client advocacy shall be a legitimate role for all direct service employees. Employees shall have the right to introduce and discuss client concerns to Anixter Center through their immediate supervisor.
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Client Advocacy. The provision of education and referral services to assist clients, 2 whose assessed acuity does not require case management, in getting appropriate care and levels of
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Client Advocacy. Advocacy is a primary responsibility of the Tribal ADRS, especially helping IHS eligible individuals understand and be able to effectively use and access the long-term care system, benefits and services, including those of the ADRC. The ADRS shall inform IHS eligible individuals of their rights and responsibilities; provide information about rights to long-term care services and benefits, self-advocacy and independent advocacy services; assist those members who need help in understanding how to resolve service system disputes or violation of rights complaints, appeals and grievances with units within the tribe, county, state or federal government and other service providers; and assist in linking members with advocates when appropriate. The ADRS shall assist IHS eligible individuals to assure they receive appropriate advocacy and representation. The ADRS shall link IHS eligible individuals with appropriate advocacy resources, including the elderly and disability benefit specialists, Board on Aging and Long-Term Care Ombudsman, Family Care MCO member rights specialist, the Family Care/IRIS Ombudsman at Disability Rights Wisconsin, federally designated protection and advocacy organizations, Independent Living Centers and other state or local advocacy organizations.
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Client Advocacy. An assigned account manager who will work with you to gain an understanding of your business objectives and how the Cloud Service offering you purchased fits into your business eco- system. Your account manager acts as a point of contact and is your assigned advocate within IBM.
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Client Advocacy. The EBS shall be required to provide general advocacy services on behalf of clients. This component of the EBS shall be incorporated into the entire array of activities performed by the EBS.
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Client Advocacy. Advocacy is a primary responsibility of the Tribal ADRS, especially helping IHS eligible individuals understand and be able to effectively use and access the long-term care system, benefits and services, including those of the ADRC. The Tribal ADRS shall inform IHS eligible individuals of their rights and responsibilities; provide information about rights to long-term care services and benefits, self-advocacy and independent advocacy services; assist those IHS eligible individuals who need help in understanding how to resolve service system disputes or violation of rights complaints, appeals and grievances with units within the tribe, county, state or federal government and other service providers; and assist in linking IHS eligible individuals with advocates when appropriate. The Tribal ADRS shall assist IHS eligible individuals to assure they receive appropriate advocacy and representation. The Tribal ADRS shall link IHS eligible individuals with appropriate advocacy resources, including the elderly and disability benefit specialists, Board on Aging and Long-Term Care Ombudsman, Family Care MCO member rights specialist, the Family Care/IRIS Ombudsman at Disability Rights Wisconsin, federally designated protection and advocacy organizations, Independent Living Centers and other state or local advocacy organizations.
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Client Advocacy. The provision of education and referral services to assist clients, 14 whose assessed acuity does not require case management, in getting appropriate care and, but can 15 include, a more comprehensive needs assessment and periodic and/or minimal follow-up. Advocacy 16 services may be used as a gate-way for registering, determining client eligibility and assessing needs for 17 other Xxxx Xxxxx funded services.
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