Direct Benefits definition

Direct Benefits. Savings attributable to detecting qualified clients: • Denial of benefits tounqualified applicants, avoiding improperpayments • Cessation of benefits to unqualified recipients, avoiding improper payments • Recovery of improper payment made to unqualified recipients Computer matches are an effective way for States to verify the income circumstances of applicants, and ensure that payments and servi are not provided to ineligible applicants. Results of the DMDC, VA and State agencies data files statistical match indicate that with information from this match, States will be able to recoup a substantiai amount of fimds paid to recipients who were not qualified for benefits, and stop payments and services to unqualified recipients. This CBA focuses on the latter, avoiding improper payments, which is the most immediate benefit to the States.
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Direct Benefits means all benefits to the reservant derived from applying reserved water to the use for which it is granted.
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Direct Benefits means benefits to the end user of a program or service. Usually referred to benefits derived from individuals engaged in fee for service programs and services.
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Examples of Direct Benefits in a sentence

  • A-2.03 All eligible employees will be issued a Pay Direct Benefits Card that can be used for prescription drug, vision care and paramedical purchases.

  • Appendix G(1) Putput Ladolam Relocation Agreement Appendix G(2) Putput Community Agreement Appendix G(3) Pit and Stockpile Appendix G(4) Kapit Relocation Agreement Appendix G(5) Londolovit Community River Agreement Appendix G(6) Londolovit Township Agreement Appendix G(7) Kunaye Airport Settlement Agreement Short Term Direct Benefits.

  • Such Employees will choose which ClipperSM Products they wish to add to their ClipperSM Cards, through the ClipperSM Direct Benefits website.

  • Performance-based payments will be made as follows: Budget Total: $528,725.00 Performance Total: $512,725.00 Direct Benefits to Clients/Work Related Expenses Total: $16,000.00 Clients to be served: approximately 8,000 annually NOTE: Should the DIVISION determine not to continue the Contract after the Contract expires on September 30, 2014, the DIVISION will pay, according to the Contract performance payment rates and related provisions, for any performances achieved on or before September 30, 2014.


More Definitions of Direct Benefits

Direct Benefits. Savings attributable to detecting unqualified clients. • Denial of benefits to unqualified applicants, avoiding improper payments • Cessation of benefits to unqualified recipients, avoiding improper payments • Recovery of improper payments made to unqualified recipients Computer matches are an effective way for states to verify the income circumstances of applicants and ensure payments and services are not provided to ineligible applicants. Results of previous DMDC, VA and SPAA data file statistical matches indicate that information from PARIS matching programs enables states to recoup a substantial amount of funds paid to recipients not qualified for benefits and stop payments and services to unqualified recipients. This analysis focuses on the latter, avoiding improper payments, which is the most significant and immediate benefit to the states.
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