Common use of Referrals and Linkages Clause in Contracts

Referrals and Linkages. A service is considered a referral when a Participant receives 4 program and contact information for services or programs (health care, behavioral health, and/or other 5 support services). Linkage is when a Participant is connected to services through a warm hand-off or 6 follow-up to ensure the connection was made. CONTRACTOR shall obtain Participants’ consent prior 7 to linking or transferring Participants to another service provider or community resources.

Referrals and Linkages. A service is considered a referral when a Participant receives 4 program and contact information for services or programs (health care, behavioral health, and/or other 5 support services). Linkage is when a Participant is connected to services through a warm hand-off or 6 follow-up to ensure the connection was made. CONTRACTOR shall obtain Participants’ consent prior 7 to linking or transferring Participants to another service provider or community resources.

Referrals and Linkages. A service is considered a referral when a Participant participant receives 4 30 program and contact information for services or programs (health care, behavioral health, and/or other 5 31 support services). Linkage is when a Participant is connected to services through a warm hand-off or 6 32 follow-up to ensure the connection was made. CONTRACTOR shall obtain Participants’ consent prior 7 33 to linking or transferring Participants to another service provider or community resources.

Referrals and Linkages. A service is considered a referral when a Participant receives 4 10 program and contact information for services or programs (health care, behavioral health, and/or other 5 11 support services). Linkage is when a Participant is connected to services through a warm hand-off or 6 12 follow-up to ensure the connection was made. CONTRACTOR shall obtain Participants’ consent prior 7 13 to linking or transferring Participants to another service provider or community resources.

Referrals and Linkages. A service is considered a referral when a Participant receives 4 21 program and contact information for services or programs (health care, behavioral health, and/or other 5 22 support services). Linkage is when a Participant is connected to services through a warm hand-off or 6 23 follow-up to ensure the connection was made. CONTRACTOR shall obtain Participants’ consent prior 7 24 to linking or transferring Participants to another service provider or community resources.

Referrals and Linkages. A service is considered a referral when a Participant receives 4 program and contact information for services or programs (health care, behavioral health, and/or other 5 support 6 services). Linkage is when a Participant is connected to services through a warm hand-off or 6 follow-up 7 to ensure the connection was made. CONTRACTOR shall obtain Participants’ consent prior 7 to linking or transferring Participants to another service provider or community resources.

Referrals and Linkages. A service is considered a referral when a Participant receives 4 3 program and contact information for services or programs (health care, behavioral health, and/or other 5 4 support services). Linkage is when a Participant is connected to services through a warm hand-off or 6 5 follow-up to ensure the connection was made. CONTRACTOR shall obtain Participants’ consent prior 7 6 to linking or transferring Participants to another service provider or community resources.

Referrals and Linkages. A service is considered a referral when a Participant receives 4 27 program and contact information for services or programs (health care, behavioral health, and/or other 5 28 support services). Linkage is when a Participant is connected to services through a warm hand-off or 6 29 follow-up to ensure the connection was made. CONTRACTOR shall obtain Participants’ consent prior 7 30 to linking or transferring Participants to another service provider or community resources.