Care Partner definition

Care Partner means any individual that has been granted access by a Patient to view a secondary display with the Patient’s diabetes information in CareLinkTM Personal.

Care Partner means a provider or supplier who (1) is enrolled in Medicare; (2) provides items and services to CRP Beneficiaries; (3) satisfies any applicable Care Partner Qualifications; (4) is identified on the Care Partner List; and (5) has a written Care Partner Arrangement with the Hospital.

Care Partner means an individual whose intent is to help the patient in his or her recovery. A care partner may provide assistance with personal care and routine needs.

Examples of Care Partner in a sentence

• Both parties understand the intent of this letter of understanding is the potential reduction on the reliance of agency staff to replace for the Primary Care Partner classification when there is no current staff available at straight time.

• Any such requests shall be made in accordance with the procedures set forth in section 5.2, except that CMS need not conduct a Program Integrity Screening in the case of a request to make a late addition to the certified Care Partner List or a request to increase the number of CRP Tracks in which a Care Partner or Downstream Care Partner is participating.

• The Hospital shall provide at least 60 days advance written notice of withdrawal from a CRP Track to each Care Partner participating in the relevant CRP Track.

• Except at such times and in such manner as CMS may permit, the Hospital shall not request the addition of any individual or entity to the Care Partner List or increase the number of CRP Tracks in which a Care Partner participates.

• The Hospital shall not distribute an Incentive Payment to a PGP Care Partner or to a Care Partner that is a physician or NPP until CMS has notified the Hospital of the Physician Incentive Payment Cap for the relevant Performance Period.

• Any such prohibitions will be identified in the CRP Track’s Care Partner Qualifications set forth in the Track Implementation Protocol.

• The Hospital shall include in the notice the date on which the individual or entity ceased to be a Care Partner or Downstream Care Partner, or ceased to participate in one or more CRP Tracks.

• If any proposed Care Partner is a PGP, the proposed Care Partner List must identify each proposed Downstream Care Partner by the PGP name, billing TIN of the PGP, and the name and NPI of each proposed Downstream Care Partner who is a PGP Member of that PGP.

• In a form and manner specified by CMS, the Hospital shall notify CMS no later than 30 days after an individual or entity has ceased to be a Care Partner or Downstream Care Partner, or ceased participation in one or more CRP Tracks.

• Each CRP Track has a specific set of Care Partner Qualifications that limit what types of providers and suppliers may participate as Care Partners for that Track, and such qualifications may prohibit practitioners from participating concurrently in the MDPCP.

More Definitions of Care Partner

Care Partner means a person who demonstrates the ability and willingness to learn maintenance of infusion therapy and who, if not residing with the patient, is readily available to the patient on a twenty four (24) hours basis.

Care Partner means a provider or supplier who (1) is enrolled in Medicare; (2) provides items and services to Maryland Medicare Beneficiaries; (3) satisfies any applicable Care Partner Qualifications; (4) is identified on the Care Partner List; and (5) has a written Care Partner Arrangement with the CRP Hospital.

Care Partner means the party named in point 2 under Parties to the Outcome Agreement

Care Partner or "caregiver" means someone, in a paid or unpaid capacity, who, by mutual agreement with the individual living with a temporary or chronic condition or disability, assists that individual with the individual's

Care Partner or "caregiver" means someone, in a paid or unpaid capacity, who, by mutual agreement with the individual living with a temporary or chronic condition or disability, assists that individual with the individual's physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual care in either habilitative or rehabilitative capacity.