Designated State Health Programs Sample Clauses
The 'Designated State Health Programs' clause defines which specific state-run health initiatives are recognized and included under the agreement. It typically lists or references particular programs, such as Medicaid or state-funded public health services, that are eligible for funding, reporting, or compliance requirements within the contract. By clearly identifying these programs, the clause ensures that both parties understand which health initiatives are covered, thereby preventing ambiguity and facilitating proper administration and oversight.
Designated State Health Programs. The Commonwealth may claim as allowable expenditures under the demonstration Health Connector subsidies as described below. The state may claim as allowable expenditures under the demonstration the payments made through its state-funded program to provide subsidies for individuals with incomes at or below 300 percent of the FPL who purchase health insurance through the Health Connector. Subsidies will be provided on behalf of individuals who:
Designated State Health Programs. Subject to the conditions outlined in STC 43, FFP may be claimed for expenditures made for the following designated state health programs during the demonstration approval period:
a) Health Care Reform Act programs –
i. Health New York
ii. AIDS Drug Assistance
iii. Tobacco Use Prevention and Control
iv. Health Workforce Retraining v. Recruitment and Retention of Health Care Workers vi. Telemedicine Demonstration
Designated State Health Programs. Subject to the conditions outlined in STC 55, FFP may be claimed for expenditures made for the following designated state health programs beginning August 1, 2011 through December 31,2014:
a) Homeless Health Services b) HIV-Related Risk Reduction
Designated State Health Programs. The Commonwealth may claim as allowable expenditures under the demonstration Health Connector subsidies as described below. The state may claim as allowable expenditures under the demonstration the payments made through its state-funded program to provide subsidies for individuals with incomes at or below 300 percent of the FPL who purchase health insurance through the Health Connector. Subsidies will be provided on behalf of individuals who:
(1) are not Medicaid eligible; and (2) whose income is at or below 300 percent of the FPL through 300 percent of the FPL. The state may also claim as allowable expenditures under the demonstration the payments made through its state-funded Health Safety Net (HSN) program to provide gap coverage subsidies for individuals eligible for coverage through the Health Connector with incomes at or below 300% FPL. HSN-Health Connector gap coverage subsidies are provided to eligible individuals during the time designated to select and enroll in a plan through the Health Connector. Federal financial participation for the premium assistance, gap coverage, and cost- sharing portions of Health Connector subsidies for citizens and eligible qualified non- citizens will be provided through the Designated State Health Programs authority under the SNCP pursuant to this STC. Allowable expenditures for Health Connector subsidies will not be subject to the aggregate SNCP limit described in STC 52 or other SNCP sub- caps.
Designated State Health Programs. To support the goals of health system transformation, the state may claim FFP for certain state programs expenditures under the following state departments, subject to the annual limits and restrictions described, below from April 1, 2013 through March 31, 2014:
i. Office of Mental Health
(A) Licensed Outpatient Programs
(B) Care Management
(C) Emergency Programs
(D) Rehabilitation Services (E) Residential (Non-Treatment)
Designated State Health Programs. The Commonwealth may claim as allowable expenditures under the demonstration Health Connector subsidies as described below. The state may claim as allowable expenditures under the demonstration the payments made through its state-funded program to provide subsidies for individuals with incomes at or below 300 percent of the FPL who purchase health insurance through the Health Connector. Subsidies will be provided on behalf of individuals who: (1) are not Medicaid eligible; and (2) whose income is at or below 300 percent of the FPL through 300 percent of the FPL. The state may also claim as allowable expenditures under the demonstration the payments made through its state-funded Health Safety Net (HSN) program to provide gap coverage subsidies for individuals eligible for coverage through the Health Connector with incomes at or below 300% FPL. HSN-Health Connector gap coverage subsidies are provided to eligible individuals during the time designated to select and enroll in a plan through the Health Connector. Federal financial participation for the premium assistance, gap coverage, and cost-sharing portions of Health Connector subsidies for citizens and eligible qualified non-citizens will be provided through the Designated State Health Programs authority under the SNCP pursuant to this STC. Allowable expenditures for Health Connector subsidies will not be subject to the aggregate SNCP limit described in STC 65 or other SNCP sub-caps. Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) Public Hospital Transformation and Incentive Initiatives (PHTII). CHA is the Commonwealth’s only non-state, non-federal public acute hospital and has among the highest concentration of patients participating in MassHealth demonstration programs of any acute hospital in the Commonwealth. The PHTII program, which was established in the previous demonstration extension period, will evolve to focus on two areas that align with the Commonwealth’s plans for a restructured MassHealth delivery system centered around ACOs and emphasizing the integration of care across physical and behavioral health care, long term services and supports, and health related social services. The two areas of focus for PHTII are: Participation in an ACO model and demonstrating success on the corresponding ACO performance measures, utilizing the same performance measures as specified for the DSRIP initiative; because CHA relies on PHTII as an important component of its overall MassHealth funding structure, enhancing the level...
Designated State Health Programs. Subject to the conditions outlined in paragraphs 27 and 30 (f), FFP may be claimed for expenditures made for the following designated State health programs beginning October 1, 2006 through September 30, 2011:
a) Health Care Reform Act programs –
i. Healthy New York ii. AIDS Drug Assistance
Designated State Health Programs. Subject to the conditions outlined in STC 57, FFP may be claimed for expenditures made for the following designated state health programs beginning August 1, 2011 through December 31, 2014. Designated state health program funding described in paragraphs (m) and (n) below begins January 1, 2014.
a) Homeless Health Services
b) HIV-Related Risk Reduction
c) Childhood Lead Poisoning Primary Prevention
d) Healthy Neighborhoods Program
e) Local Health Department Lead Poisoning Prevention Programs
f) Cancer Services Programs
g) Obesity and Diabetes Programs
h) TB Treatment, Detection and Prevention
i) TB Directly Observed Therapy j) Tobacco Control