Community Reinvestment Strategy Sample Clauses

Community Reinvestment Strategy. Services and supports must be directed to the Medicaid population. Community reinvestment plans to provide services contained in the State Medicaid Manual do not require prior approval by CMS and MDCH. They must be expended in the fiscal year following the year they are earned. Prior approval by MDCH and CMS is required for plans that include other expenditures in the community reinvestment plan. These must be expended within the fiscal year after the year of the CMH and MDCH approval. Community reinvestment funds are to be invested in accordance with the following criteria: Development of new treatment, support and/or service models; these shall be additional 1915(b)(3) services to Medicaid beneficiaries as allowed under the cost savings aspect of the waiver; A. Expansion or continuation of existing state plan or 1915(b)(3) approved treatment, support and/or service models to address projected demand increases. B. Community education, prevention and/or early intervention initiatives. C. Treatment, support and/or service model research and evaluation. D. The PIHP may use up to 15% of Medicaid savings for administrative capacity and infrastructure extensions, augmentations, conversions, and/or developments to: (1) assist the PIHP (as a PIHP) to meet new federal and/or state requirements related to Medicaid or Medicaid-related managed care activities and responsibilities; (2) implement consolidation or reorganization of specific administrative functions related to the Application for Participation and pursuant to a merger or legally constituted affiliation; or (3) initiate or enhance recipient involvement, participation, and/or oversight of service delivery activities, quality monitoring programs, or customer service functions. E. Identified benefit stabilization purposes. Benefit stabilization is designed to enable maintenance of contracted benefits under conditions of changing economic conditions and payment modifications. This enables the PIHP to utilize savings to assure the availability of benefits in the following year. The reinvestment strategy becomes a contractual performance objective. All Medicaid savings funds must be expended within one fiscal year following CMS approval of the reinvestment plan. The PIHP shall document for audit purposes the expenditures that implement the reinvestment plan. Unexpended Medicaid savings shall be returned to the MDCH as part of the year-end settlement process.
Sample 1
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Community Reinvestment Strategy. Services and supports must be directed to the Medicaid population. Community reinvestment plans to provide services contained in the State Medicaid Manual do not require prior approval by CMS and MDCH. They must be expended in the fiscal year following the year they are earned. Prior approval by MDCH and CMS is required for plans that include other expenditures in the community reinvestment plan. These must be expended within the fiscal year after the year of the CMS and MDCH approval. Community reinvestment funds are to be invested in accordance with the following criteria: Development of new treatment, support and/or service models; these shall be additional 1915(b)(3) services to Medicaid beneficiaries as allowed under the cost savings aspect of the waiver: A. Expansion or continuation of existing state plan or 1915(b)(3) approved treatment, support and/or service models to address projected demand increases. B. Community education, prevention and/or early intervention initiatives. C. Treatment, support and/or service model research and evaluation. D. The PIHP may use up to 15% of Medicaid savings for administrative capacity and infrastructure extensions, augmentations, conversions, and/or developments to: (1) assist the PIHP (as a PIHP) to meet new federal and/or state requirements related to Medicaid or Medicaid-related managed care activities and responsibilities; (2) implement consolidation or reorganization of specific administrative functions related to the Application for Participation and pursuant to a merger or legally constituted affiliation; or
Sample 1
Community Reinvestment Strategy. Services and supports must be directed to the Medicaid population. Community reinvestment plans to provide services contained in the State Medicaid Manual do not require prior approval. Prior approval by MDCH and CMS is required for all other expenditures in the community reinvestment plan. Community reinvestment funds are to be invested in accordance with the following criteria: Development of new treatment, support and/or service models; these shall be additional 1915(b)(3) services to Medicaid beneficiaries as allowed under the cost savings aspect of the waiver; A. Expansion or continuation of existing state plan or 1915(b)(3) approved treatment, support and/or service models to address projected demand increases. B. Community education, prevention and/or early intervention initiatives. C. Treatment, support and/or service model research and evaluation.
Sample 1
Community Reinvestment Strategy. Services and supports must be directed to the Medicaid population. Community reinvestment plans to provide services contained in the State Medicaid Manual do not require prior approval by CMS and MDCH. They must be expended in the fiscal year following the year they are earned. Prior approval by MDCH and CMS is required for plans that include other expenditures in the community reinvestment plan. These must be expended within the fiscal year after the year of the CMH and MDCH approval. Community reinvestment funds are to be invested in accordance with the following criteria: Development of new treatment, support and/or service models; these shall be additional 1915(b)(3) services to Medicaid beneficiaries as allowed under the cost savings aspect of the waiver; A. Expansion or continuation of existing state plan or 1915(b)(3) approved treatment, support and/or service models to address projected demand increases. B. Community education, prevention and/or early intervention initiatives. C. Treatment, support and/or service model research and evaluation.
Sample 1

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  • Community Reinvestment Act The Bank has complied in all material respects with the provisions of the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 (“CRA”) and the rules and regulations thereunder, the Bank has a CRA rating of not less than “satisfactory” in its most recently completed exam, has received no material criticism from regulators with respect to discriminatory lending practices, and to the Knowledge of Professional, there are no conditions, facts or circumstances that could result in a CRA rating of less than “satisfactory” or material criticism from regulators or consumers with respect to discriminatory lending practices.

  • Community Reinvestment Act Compliance The Company and each of its Subsidiaries that is an insured depositary institution is in compliance with the applicable provisions of the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 and the regulations promulgated thereunder and has received a Community Reinvestment Act rating of at least “satisfactory” in its most recently completed exam, and to the Knowledge of the Company, there does not exist any fact or circumstance or set of facts or circumstances which would reasonably be expected to result in the Company or any such Subsidiary having its current rating lowered.

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