Direct care services means programs and services, including personal care services provided to persons who are incapable of recognizing danger, summoning assistance, expressing need or making basic care decisions.
Direct care services means any in-person patient contact where health care or personal care is provided in the hospital.
Direct care services means assistance to a resident of an assisted living home with the activities of daily living and the instrumental activities of daily living;
Examples of Direct care services in a sentence
Direct care services mean the provision of program and services to children and families that requires some degree of interaction between the child/family and the child welfare worker.
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Direct care services means the provision of programs and services to children and families that require some degree of interaction between the child/family and the child welfare worker. Such direct care services include, but are not limited to, assessments, home visits, or direct implementation care plans.
Direct care services means nursing and nursing-related services; clinical, diagnostic, therapeutic, and rehabilitative services; physical, occupational, respiratory, and speech therapy services; delegated physician tasks; behavioral health services; care management,
Direct care services means the services provided to
Direct care services means any Eligible Service that is provided directly by ATHP, including services delivered by Certified Community Health Aides within the scope of the Certified Community Health Aide’s certification and health care professionals working under contract arrangements with ATHP who provide such services directly through ATHP as an ATHP provider, and including services delivered through telehealth by an ATHP provider. This term includes emergency care that is provided directly by ATHP in the ATHP facility. This term does not include travel expenses incurred by the Eligible Veteran. Comment [MM1]: Explanatory Note: Patients who come in for medical care often have more than one presenting condition. The intent is that if the patient comes in to see the family practice person because of a possible broken toe, sore throat and a rash that would generate one medical encounter; if on the same day he has an appointment with a mental health provider who is treating him for schizophrenia and depression that would generate one encounter; and a third appointment with a dentist to have his teeth cleaned and a crown put on that would be a third encounter. If later in the day, the patient is in a car accident, there could be a second medical encounter for the emergency room visit.
Direct care services means any eligible service that is provided directly by THP at the THP facility (ies) stated herein. “Direct care services” does not include care or service provided by THP through a contract established by THP (contract care) for a care or service provided outside the THP facility(ies).
Direct care services means any eligible service that is provided directly by THP at the THP facility(ies) stated herein. “Direct care services” does not include care or service provided by THP through a contract established by THP (contract care) for a care or service provided outside the THP facility(ies).
Direct care services means in-person interaction between direct care staff and a child in care. Direct care services do not include incidental contact by non-direct care staff and a child in care.