Personal assistance. Personal assistance includes all the services implemented in the event of illness, injury or death of the persons covered, during covered travel. Stay for which you are insured and have paid the corresponding premium, with a maximum duration of 90 consecutive days. For Assistance and Insurance covers, domicile is considered as the main and usual place of residence in France, in the French overseas departments and territories or sui generis communities or in Europe. In the event of a dispute, the tax domicile constitutes the domicile.
Personal assistance. Personal assistance includes all the services implemented in the event of illness, injury or death of the persons covered, during covered travel. Stay for which you are insured and have paid the corresponding premium, with a maximum duration of 90 consecutive days. For Assistance and Insurance covers, domicile is considered as the main and usual place of residence in France, in the French overseas departments and territories or sui generis communities or in Europe. In the event of a dispute, the tax domicile constitutes the domicile. www.gritchen.frDOM-ROM, COM and sui generis communities Guadeloupe; Martinique, French Guyana, Reunion, French Polynesia, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Wallis and Futuna, Mayotte, Saint-Xxxxxx, Saint Barthelemy, New Caledonia. DROM refers to the Overseas Departments and Regions, namely Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyana, Reunion and Mayotte. • The “Cancellation” cover takes effect on the day on which the insurance policy is taken out and expires on the day of your departure on the trip. • The duration of validity of all other coves corresponds to the dates of stay indicated on the invoice issued by the trip organiser with a maximum duration of 90 consecutive days. Clothing and toiletry effects allowing you to deal temporarily with the unavailability of your personal effects.
Personal assistance. Personal assistance includes all the services implemented in the event of illness, injury or death of the persons covered, during covered travel. Stay for which you are insured and have paid the corresponding premium, with a maximum duration of 90 consecutive days. For Assistance and Insurance covers, domicile is considered as the main and usual place of residence in France, in the French overseas departments and territories or sui generis communities or in Europe. In the event of a dispute, the tax domicile constitutes the domicile. CS70139 - 18021 BOURGES CEDEX 00 xxx Xxxxxxx XXxXxxXxx-ROM, COM and sui generis communities www.gritchen.frGuadeloupe; Martinique, French Guyana, Reunion, French Polynesia, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Wallis and Futuna, Mayotte, Saint-Xxxxxx, Saint Barthelemy, New Caledonia. DROM refers to the Overseas Departments and Regions, namely Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyana, Reunion and Mayotte. • The “Cancellation” cover takes effect on the day on which the insurance policy is taken out and expires on the day of your departure on the trip. • The duration of validity of all other coves corresponds to the dates of stay indicated on the invoice issued by the trip organiser with a maximum duration of 90 consecutive days. Clothing and toiletry effects allowing you to deal temporarily with the unavailability of your personal effects.
Personal assistance. Personal assistance services means a range of services provided by one or more persons designed to assist an individual with a disability to perform daily living activities on or off the job that the individual would typically perform without assistance if the individual did not have a disability. The services must be designed to increase the individual's control in life and ability to perform everyday activities on or off the job. The services must be necessary to the achievement of an employment outcome and may be provided only while the individual is receiving other vocational rehabilitation services. The services may include training in managing, supervising, and directing personal assistance services. (Authority: Sections 7(28), 102(b)(3)(B)(i)(I), and 103(a)(9) of the Act; 29 U.S.C. 705(28), 722(b)(3)(B)(i)(I), and 723(a)(9)) Person Centered/Driven Planning (PCP/PDP) – An ongoing process used to help people with disabilities plan for their future. In Person Centered Planning, groups of people focus on an individual and that person's vision of what they would like to do in the future. Person Driven Planning empathizes the role of the individual in the transition process. Under WIOA 422, each local office of a DSE must attend person-centered planning meetings for individuals receiving services under Title 19 of the Social Security Act, when invited. Personal, Vocational & Situational Assessment (PVSA)- Services that assist the individual to adjust to outside environments, and helping them to learn skills such as appropriate work habits, time management, safety, appropriate socialization, and job retention Placement - The unique combination of facilities, personnel, location or equipment necessary to provide instructional services to meet the goals as specified in the student’s IEP. placement is a set of services, not a location. Plan to Achieve Self–Support (PASS) – A written plan of action for getting a particular kind of job or starting a business. The plan identifies: the steps and the things you will need in order to achieve the work goal, the money you will use to pay for these things (this may be any income [other than SSI benefits] or assets, such as Social Security benefits, wages from a current job, or savings), and a timetable for achieving the goal. xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/ssi/spotlights/spot-plans-self-support.htm Post-Employment Services - Post-employment services mean one or more of the services identified in § 361.48 that are provided subsequ...
Personal assistance. Personal assistance services means a range of services provided by one or more persons designed to assist an individual with a disability to perform daily living activities on or off the job that the individual would typically perform without assistance if the individual did not have a disability. The services must be designed to increase the individual's control in life and ability to perform everyday activities on or off the job. The services must be necessary to the achievement of an employment outcome and may be provided only while the individual is receiving other vocational rehabilitation services. The services may include training in managing, supervising, and directing personal assistance services. (Authority: Sections 7(28), 102(b)(3)(B)(i)(I), and 103(a)(9) of the Act; 29 U.S.C. 705(28), 722(b)(3)(B)(i)(I), and 723(a)(9)) Person Centered/Driven Planning (PCP/PDP) - An ongoing process used to help people with disabilities plan for their future. In Person Centered Planning, groups of people focus on an individual and that person's vision of what they would like to do in the future. Person Driven Planning empathizes the role of the individual in the transition process. Under WIOA 422, each local office of a DSE must attend person-centered planning meetings for individuals receiving services under Title 19 of the Social Security Act, when invited. Plan to Achieve Self–Support (PASS) - A written plan of action for getting a job or starting a business. The plan identifies: the steps and the things you will need in order to achieve the work goal, the money you will use to pay for these things (this may be any income [other than SSI benefits] or assets, such as Social Security benefits, wages from a current job, or savings), and a timetable for achieving the goal. xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/ssi/spotlights/spot-plans-self-support.htm Post-Employment Services - Post-employment services mean one or more of the services identified in § 361.48 that are provided subsequent to the achievement of an employment outcome and that are necessary for an individual to maintain, regain, or advance in employment, consistent with the individual's strengths, resources, priorities, concerns, abilities, capabilities, interests, and informed choice. (Authority: Sections 12(c) and 103(a)(18) of the Act; 29 U.S.C. 709(c)) and 723(a)(18) Post-Secondary Education (PSE) - Formal education or training beyond high school, including university, community college, adult school, regional occup...
Personal assistance. (agency-directed or consumer-directed)
Personal assistance. 1. You pay medical expenses, following your illness or accident, which arose abroad:
a. Of medical expenses abroad up to 150.000 EUR/insured person, with an excess of 30 EUR/insured person, after deduction of the compensation to which you have a right from the Social Security or your National Health Service. In the event of hospitalization, Allianz Global Assistance can advance medical expenses.
b. Of local transport abroad, to the nearest doctor or to the closest hospital in order to receive first aid.
c. Of local transport abroad, by ambulance, if ordered by a doctor.
d. Of local transport abroad, of your insured travel companions to visit you in hospital, up to 65 EUR.
2. Your state of health, following your illness or your accident, requires transport or repatriation:
a. The organization of and compensation for your transport from the hospital where you are immobilised to your home, to the hospital closest to your home or the hospital better equipped to continue your treatment. Transport or repatriation takes place by air ambulance, by plane in economy class, by ambulance, or by any other appropriate means of transport. Repatriation will take place under medical supervision if the state of your health so requires. The decision regarding transport or repatriation, its manner, the choice of means of transport and the choice of hospital belong exclusively to Allianz Global Assistance’s medical service, following consultation with the attending physician on location, and taking nothing other than the state of your health into consideration.
b. The organization of and compensation for transport of an insured travel companion to accompany you back to your home or to hospital.
c. The organization of and compensation for the repatriation of insured family members and one insured travel companion if the latter has to continue his trip alone. If they prefer, Allianz Global Assistance compensates for the necessary additional costs for the continuation of the trip, up to the amount that Allianz Global Assistance would have paid for their repatriation.
d. If, for medical reasons, you cannot look after insured minor children accompanying you, and no travel companion can undertake this task: • Organization of and compensation for return transport from his home in Belgium of a person designated by the family or a hostess, in order to help the insured minor children during their repatriation; • Compensation for a maximum of one hotel night for that person; • Organizati...
Personal assistance. 1. You pay medical expenses, following your illness or accident, which arose abroad:
a. Of medical expenses abroad up to 2.800 EUR/ person, after deduction of the compensation to which you have a right from the Social Security or your National Health Service. In the event of hospitalization, Allianz Global Assistance can advance medical expenses.
b. Of local transport abroad, to the nearest doctor or to the closest hospital in order to receive first aid.
c. Of local transport abroad, by ambulance, if ordered by a doctor.
d. Of local transport abroad, of your insured travel companions to visit you in hospital, up to 65 EUR.
2. Your state of health, following your illness or your accident, requires transport or repatriation:
a. The organization of and compensation for your transport from the hospital where you are immobilised to your home, to the hospital closest to your home or the hospital better equipped to continue your treatment. Transport or repatriation takes place by air ambulance, by plane in economy class, by ambulance, or by any other appropriate means of transport. Repatriation will take place under medical supervision if the state of your health so requires. The decision regarding transport or repatriation, its manner, the choice of means of transport and the choice of hospital belong exclusively to Allianz Global Assistance’s medical service, following consultation with the attending physician on location, and taking nothing other than the state of your health into consideration.
b. The organization of and compensation for transport of an insured travel companion to accompany you back to your home or to hospital.
c. The organization of and compensation for the repatriation of insured family members and one insured travel companion if the latter has to continue his trip alone. If they prefer, Allianz Global Assistance compensates for the necessary additional costs for the continuation of the trip, up to the amount that Mondial Assistance would have paid for their repatriation.
d. If, for medical reasons, you cannot look after insured minor children accompanying you, and no travel companion can undertake this task: • Organization of and compensation for return transport from his home in Belgium of a person designated by the family or a hostess, in order to help the insured minor children during their repatriation; • Compensation for a maximum of one hotel night for that person; • Organization of and compensation for repatriation of insured minor ...
Personal assistance. In the event the condition of the Resident requires such assistance, and upon the request of the Company, Responsible Party will assist Resident or legally responsible person, as necessary by:
(a) Participating with the Company staff in evaluating Resident’s needs and in planning and implementing an appropriate plan for Resident’s care;
(b) Maintaining Resident’s welfare and fulfilling Resident’s obligations under the Residency Agreement;
(c) Relocating Resident following termination;
(d) Transferring Resident to a hospital, nursing home, or other facility in the event that Resident requires care the Company does not offer;
(e) Removing Resident’s personal property from suite when Resident leaves;
(f) Making necessary arrangements for funeral services and burial in the event of death.
Personal assistance. Personal care is the sole responsibility of you and your family. If you hire private companions or aides, you are responsible for hiring and coordinating the services of such companions. Private companions or aides must register with Ashlar Village Wellness or Administration, wear an identification badge provided by Ashlar Village Administration, and abide by all policies and procedures as defined by the Ashlar Village Policy governing private aide services. Upon registration with Ashlar Village Administration, private companions and aides are provided with the Ashlar Village Policy Governing Private Companion Services and a private aide manual. Ashlar Village reserves the right to require evidence of licensure from agencies and health care professionals not affiliated with Masonicare and to review the qualifications and experience of any non-licensed aides, assistants and companions you may employ. Ashlar Village assumes no responsibility whatsoever for the qualifications of third parties such as private duty companions or aides, or for the timeliness or quality of care or any other aspect of services provided by them. Ashlar Village reserves the right to implement a policy allowing only agencies approved by Ashlar Village, in its sole discretion, to provide assistance and companion services to Residents. If your private companion or aide is disruptive or unruly or presents any other reason which would justify Ashlar Village requesting, in its sole discretion, the discontinuance of his or her services at Ashlar Village, you agree to discontinue the services of your private companion or aide and to seek an alternate private companion or aide.
