Common use of Co-enrollment Clause in Contracts

Co-enrollment. If Subrecipient deems it is in the best interest of the participant to be co-enrolled into multiple funding streams to access services not available through the primary funding stream, the participant counts as half an enrollment for formula enrollments and the participant must still be exited in the timeframe the discretionary grant cycle ends and not automatically rolled over into formula for continuation of services.

Co-enrollment. If Subrecipient SUB-RECIPIENT deems it is in the best interest of the participant client to be co-enrolled into multiple funding streams to access services not available through the primary funding stream, the participant client counts as half an enrollment for formula enrollments and the participant client must still be exited in the timeframe the discretionary grant cycle ends and not automatically rolled over into formula for continuation of services.

Co-enrollment. If Subrecipient SUBRECIPIENT deems it is in the best interest of the participant client to be co-enrolled into multiple funding streams to access services not available through the primary funding stream, the participant client counts as half an enrollment for formula enrollments and the participant client must still be exited in the timeframe the discretionary grant cycle ends and not automatically rolled over into formula for continuation of services.

Co-enrollment. If Subrecipient Contractor deems it is in the best interest of the participant to be co-enrolled into multiple funding streams to access services not available through the primary funding stream, the participant counts as half an enrollment for formula enrollments and the participant must still be exited in the timeframe the discretionary grant cycle ends and not automatically rolled over into formula for continuation of services.