Care Plan definition

Care Plan means a licensee's written description of a resident's needs, preferences, and capabilities, including by whom, when, and how often care and services are to be provided.
Care Plan means a written plan that —
Care Plan means a documented guide for providing nursing services and rehabilitation services to a patient that includes measurable objectives and the methods for meeting the objectives.

Examples of Care Plan in a sentence

  • As described in 42 CFR 438.3(e)(1)(i), the Contractor may provide such items or services as specified in the Enrollee’s Individualized Care Plan and appropriate to address the Enrollee’s needs.

  • The date on which a Contractor first provides Covered Services through a One Care Plan, which shall be January 1, 2026.

  • The first calendar day of the month following the receipt of Enrollee’s enrollment into a One Care Plan.

  • The determination to continue to provide Medicare coverage for an individual who no longer meets the State eligibility criteria for enrollment into a One Care Plan, as long as the individual can reasonably be expected to regain One Care eligibility in accordance with the State criteria within a specified period of time.

  • The Contractor shall demonstrate to EOHHS’s satisfaction that the Contractor and its Material Subcontractors, if any, are ready and able to meet Readiness Review requirements in sufficient time prior to the Contractor engaging in marketing of its One Care Plan and enrolling members; both of which shall be prior to the Contract Operational Start Date.


More Definitions of Care Plan

Care Plan means the document developed in consultation with the Enrollee, the Enrollee’s treating physician, health care or support professional, or other appropriate individuals, and where appropriate, the Enrollee’s family, caregiver, or representative that, taking into account the extent of and need for any family or other supports for the Enrollee, identifies the necessary health and Home and Community-Based services to be furnished to the Enrollee. The Care Plan for Elderly Waiver enrollees must meet the federal and state requirements related to person- centered planning (see 6.1.14(B)(5)).
Care Plan means the plan developed by the provider and treatment foster family for the interven- tions to be provided by the treatment foster family in accordance with the provider’s treatment plan.
Care Plan means the plan for the future care of a looked after child prepared in accordance with Part 2 of the 2010 Regulations;
Care Plan means a documented description of physical health services and behavioral health services expected to be provided to a resident, based on the resident's comprehensive assessment, that includes measurable objectives and the methods for meeting the objectives.
Care Plan means the proposed method developed in writing by the interdisciplinary care team through which the hospice seeks to provide services which meet the patient's and family's medical, psychosocial and spiritual needs.
Care Plan means a written guide developed by the licensee, in consultation with the resident, guardian, agent, or personal representative, if any, as a result of the assessment process for the provision of care and services.
Care Plan means a comprehensive plan of care for a particular child created by the Director in accordance with the CFCSA and the applicable regulations (for clarity, the Care Plan is separate and distinct from the SHSS Service Plan, which is developed and maintained by the Service Provider in accordance with this Agreement);