Intake definition

Intake means “Sanctioned Intake”.

Intake means the initial face-to-face meeting between a Client and CONTRACTOR staff in 29 which specific information about the Client is gathered including the ability to pay and standard 30 admission forms pursuant to this Agreement.

Intake means the initial meeting between a Client and CONTRACTOR’s staff, and includes 21 an evaluation of the Client to determine if the Client meets program criteria and is willing to seek 22 services.

Examples of Intake in a sentence

• Activities: Activity # 1 – Initial Client Assessment for Eligibility and Intake GRANTEE shall gather as much information about the prospective client and their household as possible and shall assist the client in completing an intake form detailing client information.

• Send the letter to: Attention: Legal Intake (MN-008-T502), 0000 Xxxx Xxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000.

• Intake staff must be trained to spot signs that a participant may be experiencing discomfort and if needed, respond by asking another staff to conduct the intake.

• Referral Intake and Case Administration: SBTLC has 14 days to contact youth participants to set up and make initial meetings upon receipt of referral.

• Service Unit Expectations: Congregate Meals (1 Meal): A meal provided to an eligible individual in a congregate group setting, that meets all of the requirements of the Older Americans Act and State/Local laws, and assures a minimum one-third of the Dietary Reference Intake, and shall comply with dietary guidelines for Americans.

More Definitions of Intake

Intake means the initial meeting between a Participant and a worker to evaluate a Participant’s 15 issue of concern and determine how a program could best meet his or her needs.

Intake means the preliminary screening of complaints by an intake officer to determine whether the court should take some action and if so, what action.

Intake means a function of the PCSA through which referrals of: alleged child abuse, neglect, dependency and family in need of services are received, screened, and prioritized; and information and/or referral is categorized.

Intake. The process of determining that a Client meets the medical necessity criteria and a 3 Client is admitted into a substance use disorder treatment program. Intake includes the evaluation or 4 analysis of substance use disorders; the diagnosis of substance use disorders; and the assessment of 5 treatment needs to provide medically necessary services. Intake may include a physical examination and 6 laboratory testing necessary for substance use disorder treatment.

Intake means the quantity of petroleum received into the refinery from tankers;

Intake means the activity of completing the Request for Eligibility Determination (form 0552) and necessary releases of information prior to the submission of a completed application to the CDDP.

Intake means the administrative and initial assessment procedures for admission to a program;