Orlando EMA Service Philosophy Sample Clauses

Orlando EMA Service Philosophy. Referral for Health
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Orlando EMA Service Philosophy. A. People living with HIV PLWH may experience challenges associated with their condition. These challenges may include social disenfranchisement, self-imposed isolation, lack of support systems, inadequate financial resources, lack of comprehensive and interdisciplinary services, as well as delays in the development of sufficient resources.
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Orlando EMA Service Philosophy. Xxxx Xxxxx HIV/AIDS Program (“RWHAP”) grant funds (hereinafter referred to as “Grant Funds”) may be used, in part, to cover the cost of certain professional diagnostic, laboratory, and therapeutic services rendered by a licensed physician, physician’s assistant, clinical nurse specialist, or nurse practitioner in an outpatient setting, which shall not include a hospital, hospital emergency room, or any other type of inpatient treatment center (hereinafter referred to as “Service” or “Services”). Services shall be provided for eligible individuals who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS (hereinafter referred to as “Client”) in a manner consistent with the most recent U. S. Health and Human Services (“HHS”) and the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) HIV/AIDS Bureau “Guide for HIV/AIDS Clinical Care” and the Public Health Services (PHS) Guidelines (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/sites/default/files/hab/clinical-quality-management/2014guide.pdf and xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/guidelines ); shall include antiretroviral therapies (“ART”) therapy and other drug therapies, as set forth herein, which shall include, but not be limited to, prophylaxis and treatment of opportunistic infections and combination of ART. Respiratory therapy and prescription eyeglasses needed as a result of HIV infection may be provided as part of the primary care services. All Grant Funds associated with this Contract shall be used solely for those Clients eligible for care in accordance with the RWHAP requirements.
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Orlando EMA Service Philosophy. Medical Case Managers People living with HIV/AIDS (“PLWH/A”) may experience challenges associated with their condition. These challenges may include social disenfranchisement, self-imposed isolation, lack of support systems, inadequate financial resources, lack of comprehensive and interdisciplinary services, as well as delays in the development of sufficient resources. To help PLWH/A with these challenges, the Orlando EMA Xxxx Xxxxx Part A Program (hereinafter the “Recipient”) funds certain oral health services (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Services”). All such Services provided under this Contract shall be furnished to PLWH/A, who meet the eligibility requirements set forth by the Xxxx Xxxxx Part A Program (hereinafter referred to as “Client”), by qualified oral health provider (“Provider”). Oral Health Care (Dental Services) is a critical component in the maintenance and management of HIV infection. HIV patients must maintain oral health to reduce the risk of serious infections of the mouth, the teeth, and the entire body. Routine dental care visits facilitate the early identification of serious conditions and infections. Additionally, as a preventative measure, routine dental care reduces the incidence of common oral health problems developing into dental caries, periodontal disease, as well as other oral health problems directly related to HIV infection. Oral Health Care (Dental Services) will encompass dental screenings, prophylaxes, fillings, simple extractions as well as periodontal and other specialty treatments. Clinical interventions shall be based on treatment guidelines and recognized clinical protocols established legal and ethical standards. As such, Oral Health Care shall be provided based on the following priorities: • Prevention of oral and/or systemic disease where the oral cavity serves as an entry point. • Elimination of presenting symptoms, and • Elimination of infection, preservation of dentition and restoration of functioning. Oral Health Care (Dental Services) shall include a completed assessment; prioritized treatment plan which is tailored to the Client’s needs; dental treatment history; and an assessment of medical conditions that are appropriately monitored and updated as needed. The treatment plan shall demonstrate an itemized breakdown of fees and appropriate payer for services to be rendered along with the diagnosis and treatment options to be stored in the Client chart. The treatment plan will also include an ap...
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Orlando EMA Service Philosophy. A. People with HIV (“PWH”) may experience challenges associated with their condition. These challenges may include social disenfranchisement, self-imposed isolation, lack of support systems, inadequate financial resources, lack of comprehensive and interdisciplinary services, as well as delays in the development of sufficient resources. New combination antiretroviral therapies (ART) have significantly increased the life expectancy for individuals living with HIV: however, adherence to HIV treatment is critical to achieving successful viral suppression. Peer Support was designed to address three kinds of social support (affirmational, emotional, and informational) to promote adherence. Individuals with consistently high levels of ART adherence (called Peers) support other individuals living with HIV (called Clients) to initiate or change their ART regimen, or ART- experienced clients struggling to maintain adherence.
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Orlando EMA Service Philosophy. A. The Ending the HIV Epidemic Program Office (hereinafter the “Recipient”) funds certain HIV testing services (collectively hereinafter referred to as “Services”). All such Services provided under this Contract shall be furnished to persons unaware of their HIV status, as set forth by the Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) (“Client”). The provision of Services shall be performed by an HIV Tester who shall identify Clients requesting HIV testing services.
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