Performance Measure Outcome Sample Clauses

Performance Measure Outcome. Target 1 The Contracted LIDDA, as specified in Section 10100, Definitions, of the LIDDA Handbook, will provide community living options information to all individuals living in the assigned SSLC or their LAR, or both, a minimum of one time per year. 95% 2 The Contracted LIDDA will complete the Community Living Option Information Process (CLOIP) instrument and provide a written report to the SSLC and Designated LIDDA, as specified in Section 10100, Definitions, of the LIDDA Handbook, no later planning meeting. 95% 3 The Contracted LIDDA will attend the SSLC annual planning meeting in person or by teleconference 100% of the time unless the resident or their LAR has specifically requested the LIDDA not participate. 95% 4 Percent compliance of SSLC Transition Reporting that meet timeline requirements specified for an individual who is on community placement status from an SSLC. 95%
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Performance Measure Outcome. Target 1 Percent of all enrollments into HCS that meet timelines specified in Section 13000 of the LIDDA Handbook (Medicaid Program Enrollment Requirements) which states: The LIDDA must complete the enrollment process by the enrollment due date described below or have an enrollment extension approved by HHSC. Enrollment due dates are: 75 calendar days a person who is residing in their own home or family 90 calendar days a person who is currently residing in a facility, including a NF, state hospital, SSLC or ICF/IID. at least 95% for each quarter 2 Percent of all enrollments into TxHmL that meet timelines specified in Section 13000 of the LIDDA handbook (Medicaid Program Enrollment Requirements) which states: The LIDDA must complete the enrollment process by the enrollment due date described below or have an enrollment extension approved by the HHSC. Enrollment due dates are: at least 95% for each quarter 75 calendar days a person who is residing in their own home or family 90 calendar days a person who is currently residing in a facility, including a NF, state hospital, SSLC or ICF/IID. 3 Percent of all CFC Intellectual Disability/Related Condition (ID/RC) assessments completed and submitted to the appropriate HHSC system within 90 calendar days after notification from HHSC of a referral, or as otherwise agreed. at least 95% for each quarter 4 Percent of Permanency Plans completed that meet timeline requirements specified in A-10: Permanency Planning Requirements which states: The LIDDA has 20 calendar days to conduct permanency planning starting the first business day a and every six months thereafter for renewals. at least 95% for each quarter 5 PASRR Evaluations (PEs) or resident reviews completed and entered into the Long-Term Care Online Portal (LTCOP) within seven calendar days after receiving a copy of the PASRR Level 1 (PL1) screening from the referring entity or notification from the LTCOP as required by 26 Tex. Admin. Code, §303.302(a)(B) at least 95% for each quarter 6 Percent of compliance with assigning a habilitation coordinator to an eligible individual within two business days after the PE is entered in the LTCOP as described in Section 4200 of the IDD PASRR Handbook (Assignment of Habilitation Coordinator). at least 95% for each quarter 7 Percent of all PEs or resident reviews completed in at least 95% for each quarter than NF 8 Percentage of completed PL1s in which the completed within seven days of a PASRR positive individual's enrollme...
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Performance Measure Outcome. Target 1 Quarterly IDD Community Service Target 854 2 Percent of compliance adhering to the deliverable dates described in A-7: IDD Submission Calendar. at least 95% for each quarter
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  • Ongoing Performance Measures The Department intends to use performance-reporting tools in order to measure the performance of Contractor(s). These tools will include the Contractor Performance Survey (Exhibit G), to be completed by Customers on a quarterly basis. Such measures will allow the Department to better track Vendor performance through the term of the Contract(s) and ensure that Contractor(s) consistently provide quality services to the State and its Customers. The Department reserves the right to modify the Contractor Performance Survey document and introduce additional performance-reporting tools as they are developed, including online tools (e.g. tools within MFMP or on the Department's website).

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  • Performance Criteria The Performance Criteria are set forth in Exhibit A to this Agreement.