Common use of Use of Department Forms Clause in Contracts

Use of Department Forms. Non-emergency placements. For children at the Moderate Service Level or higher, the Department shall complete and provide to the Contractor at, or prior to, placement the Common Application for Placement of Children in Residential Child Care (Form 2087) as the uniform assessment form and application for admission. The Contractor shall accept children for placement by the Department only after receiving completed Form 2085-FC, Form 2085-B and/or 2085-C and/or 2085-D as appropriate and, if at the Moderate Service Level or higher, Form 2087 and Form 2089. If the Department’s worker attempts to place a Child at the Moderate Service Level or higher without a copy of a current Form 2089, the Contractor may, but is not required to, accept the Child for seventy-two (72) hours after having the Department’s Caseworker sign the Department’s Form 2089-C.

Use of Department Forms. Non-emergency placements. For children at the Moderate Service Level or higher, the Department shall complete and provide to the Contractor at, or prior to, placement the Common Application for Placement of Children in Residential Child Care (Form 2087) as the uniform assessment form and application for admission. The Contractor shall accept children for placement by the Department only after receiving completed Form 2085-FC, Form 2085-B and/or 2085-C and/or 2085-D as appropriate and, if at the Moderate Service Level or higher, Form 2087 and Form 2089. If the Department’s worker attempts to place a Child child at the Moderate Service Level or higher without a copy of a current Form 2089, the Contractor may, but is not required to, accept the Child child for seventy-two (72) hours after having the Department’s Caseworker caseworker sign the Department’s Form 2089-C.