Residential Services. Programs or services for a youth that is in placement, if the cost of the program or service is not included in the cost per day. If the cost of the program or service is included in the cost per day, it should be categorized as a placement cost and not as a separate residential program or service cost.
Residential Services. As applied to DJJ, refers to the out-of-home placement for use in a level 4, 6, 8 or 10 facility as a result of a delinquency disposition order. Also referred to as a Residential Commitment Program.
Residential Services. Residential Placement Services are defined as supportive assistance to the 13 individual in the assessment, determination of need, and securing adequate and appropriate living 14 arrangements that are needed for the student to receive a free and appropriate public education.
Residential Services. 195 Contractor shall provide the services described in this Section 4.1 to any Residential Customer within the 196 County who subscribes with Contractor for such service. The Residential sector includes Multiple-Unit 197 Dwellings with four (4) or less units.
Residential Services. To receive services in a residential setting, the individual must have a TBI or have a TBI with a TSCI.
Residential Services. Provide family and individual counseling services, shelter, health care information, substance abuse support and general support services to youth to assist toward family reunification.
a. Provide residential services to ninety (90) youths including residential emergency overnights. • With parental permission, provide a residential stay of up to thirty (30) days for each youth. Extensions, not to exceed a total residential stay of forty-five (45) days, may be provided with the approval of the Contractor’s Program Manager, or representative, and the Human Services Adolescent Services Manager; • Arrange to return the youth home, or find other suitable living arrangements after completing residential stay; and • Provide family counseling during the residential stay and after reunification.
b. Provide face-to-face, one-time crisis intervention services to one hundred (100) individuals.
c. Respond to five hundred (500) crisis phone calls.
d. Provide long-term stable placements for four (4) placements for San Mateo County dependents.
e. Notify Children and Family Services (CFS) every time a youth leaves the program.
f. Contact the CFS Hotline at 000-000-0000 for all Child Welfare referrals.
Residential Services. Contractor shall provide standard residential service for single-family homes and duplexes upon request of Customers consisting of routine collection of trash, Recyclable Materials (non-organic and organic) as set forth in this Section 2 and Section 4 of Exhibit E. Routine collection includes weekly collection of trash using wheeled cart size selected by Customer (20-gallon, 32-gallon, 64-gallon or 96-gallon cart sizes), weekly collection of Recyclable Materials, except organics using wheeled carts (64-gallon or 96-gallon size), and bi-weekly collection of organic Recyclable Materials using wheeled carts (64-gallon or 96-gallon size).
Residential Services. If an individual referred for residential treatment does not appear for or is determined not to meet medical necessity criteria for that level of care, the Supervising Agent will be notified with one business day. If an individual is participating in residential treatment, the individual may not be given unsupervised day passes, furloughs, etc. without consultation with the Supervising Agent. Leaves for any non-emergent medical procedure should be reviewed/coordinated with the Supervising Agent. If an individual leaves an off-site supervised therapeutic activity without proper leave to do so, the PIHP/designated provider must notify the Supervising Agent by the end of the day on which the event occurred. The PIHP/designated provider may require individuals participating in residential treatment to submit to drug testing when returning from off property activities and any other time there is a suspicion of use. Positive drug test results and drug test refusals must be reported to the Supervising Agent. Additional reporting notifications for individuals receiving residential care include: • Death of an individual under supervision. • Relocation of an individual’s placement for more than 24 hours. • The PIHP/designated provider must immediately and no more than one hour from awareness of the occurrence, notify the MDOC Supervising Agent any serious sentinel event by or upon an individual under MDOC supervision while on the treatment premises or while on authorized leaves. • The PIHP/designated provider must notify the MDOC Supervising Agent of any criminal activity involving an MDOC supervised individual within one hour of learning of the activity.
Residential Services. The Residential and Nursing increases will not be known until the CRAG (Charging for Residential Accommodation Guide) Regulations are published in 2011. Residential charges to be implemented each April as directed by the Department of Health CRAG (Charging for Residential Accommodation Guide). Client contributions for both long and short stay placements are based on an individual financial assessment of capital and income. There is no charge for services provided under Intermediate Care or Continuing Care. The Care Trust will ensure that all clients in receipt of a chargeable service receive a full welfare benefit check from the FAB team and an individual financial assessment in accordance with Department of Health circular LAC(2001) 32.
Residential Services. The Residential and Nursing increases will not be known until two components have been agreed. Inflationary uplift granted by the Council / Care Trust to Care home providers. This has specific impacts on full cost clients and clients which make additional 3rd party contributions. The CRAG (Charging for Residential Accommodation Guide) Regulations are published in late 2011 or early 2012. Residential charges to be implemented each April as directed by the Department of Health CRAG (Charging for Residential Accommodation Guide) Client contributions for both long and short stay placements are based on an individual financial assessment of capital and income. There is no charge for services provided under Intermediate Care or Continuing Care. The Care Trust will ensure that all clients in receipt of a chargeable service receive a full welfare benefit check from the FAB team and an individual financial assessment in accordance with Department of Health circular LAC(2001) 32. An estimation of potential income streams from residential services has been made as part of the budget preparation discussions (£268K). These estimates will be fine-tuned as the inflationary uplifts to Care home providers are agreed and CRAG Regulations are published (pension uplift assumed of 3%).
