Emergency placement definition

Emergency placement means placement of a youth in a youth care facility for less than 45 days

Emergency placement means placement of a youth in a youth care facility for less than 45 days to protect the youth when there is no alternative placement available.

Emergency placement means the temporary status of an individual in an assisted living facility when the person's health and safety would be jeopardized by denying entry into the facility until the requirements for admission have been met.

Examples of Emergency placement in a sentence

• Emergency placement: a temporary placement of 30 days or less in duration.

• For Emergency placement background checks, CCH will include national criminal history record information from the National Crime Information Center (NCIC).

• Emergency placement may be made to such facilities as nursing homes, personal medical institutions, foster care services and other home placements, or to other appropriate facilities.

• Emergency placement beds allow DHHS to complete the necessary assessments and paper work to determine the most appropriate placement match.

• Examples: Residential services; Emergency placement for child• URGENT-PRIOR AUTH NOT NEEDED (48 hrs) - Urgent appointment with non-physician or physician within 48 hours (2 calendar days) for a condition which requires prompt attention to ameliorate serious threat to health.

More Definitions of Emergency placement

Emergency placement means that a child must be placed due to exigent circumstances. Emergency Placement UHS may only be completed by Child Protective Investigators and Child Protective Investigator Supervisors.

Emergency placement means a placement of a child or nonminor dependent with a relative or nonrelative extended family member prior to Resource Family Approval.

Emergency placement means a placement that is made in response to a sudden unexpected occurrence which demands immediate action.

Emergency placement means the placement of a child where the local department of social services placing the child has within the past 72 hours removed the child from his home or previous placement due to abuse or neglect or other emergency.

Emergency placement means the placing of a child outside his/her natural home as the result of an unexpected occurrence which demands immediate attention.

Emergency placement means a placement of a child or nonminor dependent with a relative or nonrelative extended family member prior to Resource Family Approvalas defined in Welfare and Institutions Code section 309 and 361.45.

Emergency placement means the temporary status of an individual in an adult care