Wait List. Wait list information may be used by the Managing Entity as part of the utilization management and continuous quality improvement plans to identify needs and gaps in services across the SOC.
(a) The Network Service Provider shall:
1. Have written procedures in place to accurately track and ensure the maintenance of a complete wait list, by program or service type, for their agency. Procedures should include reference to the submission of data to the Managing Entity in the manner provided by the Managing Entity.
2. Only Prevention and Non-Client Specific services are exempt from maintaining a wait list. All other program services must track access and availability of care via maintenance of a wait list.
3. Count those individuals who have been screened and meet criteria and are deemed in need of substance abuse or mental health treatment services from the Network Service Provider.
4. When an individual is receiving interim services while awaiting admission into the recommended treatment service, that individual is reported on the wait list as waiting for the recommended service.
5. The provider is required to identify and note any interim services being provided to the consumer while on the wait list.
6. The Network Service Provider is required to enter consumers on a wait list in accordance with the DCF Data System Guidelines and via the manner provided by the Managing Entity.
7. The provider may be subject to a CAP as a result of identified reporting issues or deficiencies.
Wait List. The Network Service Provider’s requirement to track and provide wait list information in the manner provided by Management Entity. A master wait list for the SOC is maintained by a Managing Entity and shows:
(a) The number of individuals waiting for access to the recommended service or program;
(b) The length of time each individual has been on the wait list; and
(c) The interim services provided to the individual.
Wait List. 1. I confirm that:
i. I am the person with lawful authority and/or Parental Responsibility of the Child nominated on the Wait List Form; and
ii. The details provided on the Wait List Form for my Child are all true and correct and I will undertake to immediately inform the Centre in the event of any change to this information.
2. I understand and acknowledge that:
i. The completion of the Wait List Form does not guarantee my Child a place and that an offer of Enrolment will be made should a place become available which is suitable for the request outlined in the Wait List Form and in accordance with priority of access guidelines applicable at the time of the offer of Enrolment.
ii. The booking arrangement must include a Monday or Friday and a minimum of two days.
iii. Whilst on the Waiting List, I agree to abide by these terms and conditions to the extent that they apply, excluding terms relating to attendance of my Child at the Centre and fees applicable to attendance.
Wait List. A “wait list” system has been established by the Trustee for those Members who desire reservation dates that are unavailable and who want to be on a list in the event there are cancellations. The Trustee may charge a fee for the maintenance of the “wait list”, which fee may change, without any guarantee that the reservation date requested will become available. Use of the “wait list”, however, does not prevent a Member from making other reservations during the time such Member might be on the “wait list”.
Wait List. If the Solar Garden is fully subscribed, we will maintain a wait list of eligible customers of your local electric utility who desire to participate in the Solar Garden.
Wait List. In the event a Party exceeds their apportioned maximum number of Participants for a particular Trip, such Party may maintain a waiting list (hereinafter the “Wait List”) for use in the event a Floating Registration, as described in Section 2(e), is available and/or in the event another Party does not fill its apportioned maximum number of Participants (“Unfilled Registration(s)”). The Parties shall cooperatively manage and coordinate the distribution and use of any available Floating Registrations and/or Unfilled Registrations to register individuals who have been placed on the Wait List of any Party. Individuals on a Wait List shall not be guaranteed participation in the Trip. Pick-up Locations: The following locations are designated as each Party’s Participant pick-up and drop-off locations for Trip(s):
Wait List. Wait list information may be used by the Managing Entity as part of the utilization management and continuous quality improvement plans to identify needs and gaps in services across the SOC.
(a) The Network Service Provider shall:
Wait List. When garden plots are full the Partner Group must start and maintain a public waiting list.
a) Everyone on the waiting list must provide a District address. If a gardener moves outside of the District they will immediately forfeit their garden plot.
b) The wait list will be operated by a first come, first served basis with the exception to community members who live within one mile of the garden.
(1) Community members who live within one mile of the community garden may be moved to the front of the wait list, contingent upon providing documentation to prove residency (example: utility xxxx or an equivalent piece of documentation with their name and address clearly listed). Requests are managed on a first come, first serve basis.
c) To ensure validity, all waiting list requests and corresponding information will be made public. The community Partner Group must be able to provide an electronic or paper copy of the waiting list to anyone who requests it.
Wait List. If you are not able to make your booking due to other tenants already booking the unit you can make an alternative booking and/or request to be added to a wait list. You will be notified when and if the requested times become available but APIWA make no promises or guarantees that you will progress on a wait list. Members are encouraged to book alternative dates or units.
Wait List. The Owner must provide applicants with the opportunity to complete an application for a permanently affordable rental unit. Applications must be available through the property management office and available by mail, email or fax. The Owner must accommodate persons with disabilities, who as a result of their disabilities cannot utilize the Agency’s preferred application process by providing an alternative method of taking applications. Through the Owner’s screening process, the Owner must maintain a waiting list of eligible applicants and select applications from the waiting list in chronological order to fill vacancies.
