Residential Care. Part-time employees shall receive a minimum payment of 3 hours for each start, with the exception that where a part time employee works a shift attached to a sleepover the minimum start will be 2 hours.
Residential Care. (i) Part-time employees shall receive a minimum payment of three
Residential Care. 1.1 COUNTY shall pay to CONTRACTOR, monthly in arrears, the 25 rate of reimbursement for the services provided under this Agreement as 26 established by the State of California in CDSS MPP, Division 11, Section 11- 27 403. Payments shall accrue from the date a Xxxxxx Youth/NMD is placed and 28 terminate on the date before the Xxxxxx Youth/NMD is discharged from 1 CONTRACTOR’s xxxxxx home.
Residential Care. 20.1.1 During the term of this Agreement, COUNTY shall pay CONTRACTOR monthly in arrears, the rate of reimbursement for the services provided under this Agreement as established by the State of California in CDSS MPP, Division 11, Section 11-403. Payments shall accrue from the date a Xxxxxx Child/NMD is placed and terminate on the date before the Xxxxxx Child/NMD is discharged from CONTRACTOR’s Resource Family Approval Home.
20.1.2 Upon written approval by COUNTY SSW, COUNTY may continue to pay for Xxxxxx Care for up to fourteen (14) days when a Xxxxxx Child/NMD leaves CONTRACTOR’s Resource Family Home prior to the planned discharge date (e.g., runaway), if CONTRACTOR has agreed to take Xxxxxx Child/NMD back immediately upon notice during the period of continued payment.
20.1.3 CONTRACTOR shall provide written notice to COUNTY within thirty (30) days of the receipt of a payment for an Orange County placement which is inconsistent with the period of placement and results in an overpayment or an underpayment.
Residential Care. During the term of this Agreement, COUNTY shall pay 26 CONTRACTOR monthly in arrears, the rate of reimbursement for the services 27 provided under this Agreement as established by the State of California in
Residential Care. 21 16.1.1 COUNTY shall pay to CONTRACTOR, monthly in arrears, the
26 16.1.2 Upon written approval by COUNTY Social Worker, COUNTY may
3 16.1.3 CONTRACTOR shall provide written notice to COUNTY within
Residential Care. Residential care services may be authorized only: • When members’ long-term care outcomes cannot be cost-effectively supported in the member’s home, or when members’ health and safety cannot be adequately safe-guarded in the member’s home; or • When residential care services are a cost-effective option for meeting that member’s long-term care needs. Types of residential care:
a. Adult family homes of 1-2 beds are places in which the operator provides care, treatment, support, or services above the level of room and board to up to two adults. Services typically include supportive home care, personal care and supervision. Services may also include transportation and recreational/social activities, behavior and social supports, daily living skills training and transportation if provided by the operator or designee of the operator. It includes homes which are the primary domicile of the operator or homes which are controlled and operated by a third party that hires staff to provide support and services. Adult family home services also include coordination with other services received by the participant and providers, including health care services, vocational or day services. Services may also include the provision of other waiver services as specified in the individual contract between the MCO and residential provider. Waiver funds may not be used to pay for the cost of room and board. An adult family home sponsor must comply with WI Medicaid Waiver Standards for Certified 1-2 Bed AFH and Wis. Admin. Code DHS 82 for Xxxxxxx Homes.
b. Adult family homes of 3-4 beds are licensed under DHS 88 of the Wisconsin Administrative code and are places where 3-4 adults who are not related to the licensee reside, receive care, treatment or services above the level of room and board, and may include up to seven hours per week of nursing care per resident. Services typically include supportive home care, personal care and supervision. Other services provided may include behavior and social supports, daily living skills training and transportation performed by the operator or designee of the operator. This service type also includes homes of 3-4 beds, specified under s.
50.01 (1)(a) of the Wisconsin Statutes, which are licensed as a xxxxxx home under s. 48.62 of the Wisconsin Statutes and certified by a certifying agency as defined under DHS 82 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code. The latter are owner- occupied homes for persons with intellectual disabilities who are aging ...
Residential Care. Residential care refers to long-term care given to adults or children who stay in a residential setting rather than in their own home or family home. This type of care is designed to support individuals who require continuous assistance with daily living activities due to aging, disability, or significant health issues. Residential care facilities provide a safe, structured environment with 24-hour support from trained staff. Residential care can be broadly classified into two main types: residential care for older persons and specialist residential care. Each type caters to different needs and demographics, providing tailored services to ensure the well-being and quality of life of the residents.
Residential Care. (1) FT and PT LPNs, RNs, and Residential Care Aides will be paid 4.2% of gross earnings in lieu of statutory holidays on each paycheque.
(2) FT and PT Wellness Assistants and Receptionist/Scheduler/Administration will receive scheduled statutory holidays in the same manner as (a), above.
Residential Care. 16.1 If your level of dependency increases then you may require a higher level of care under our Aged Residential Care Contract (ARCC). In that case, we may agree to provide that level of care to you in your Residential Unit, but this will be at our sole discretion.
16.2 When you are assessed for this level of care we will ask you to sign an Admission Agreement. This is required under the ARCC but does not replace this Agreement. In the event of any conflict between the provisions of this Agreement and those of the Admission Agreement, this Agreement will prevail.
16.3 You may be eligible for a residential care subsidy from the government. If you are eligible, then the local District Health Board (DHB) pays us that subsidy based on a daily fee for your care.
16.4 To the extent that the DHB daily fee covers services charged under this Agreement through your weekly fees, then we will stop charging you for the dates when subsidised care is provided. Instead we will charge the daily fee specified by the DHB for your level of care.
16.5 To the extent that the subsidy also covers costs relating to items that are already covered by the Entry Payment and the Village Contribution under this Agreement (such as accommodation, services and assisted living charges, and access to common areas), if required we will provide a credit for these amounts.
16.6 This credit will be accrued as an adjustment to the Exit Payment made to you on termination of this Agreement. This credit applies only to periods when subsidised care is being provided and charged under the ARCC, and excludes any temporary absences.
16.7 We are entitled to charge you for costs we incur in agreeing to provide care in your unit, that are not covered by the subsidy. These include certain of the costs in Schedule One of this Agreement, and the costs we incur by deferring the re-licensing of your Residential Unit. These costs will be accrued as a debit adjustment to your Exit Payment, but will be capped so as not to exceed the aforementioned credit adjustment.
16.8 All other charges under this Agreement will remain in place.
