Licensed provider definition

Licensed provider means an individual or entity that provides child care and early learning services for a group of children, birth through twelve years of age that is licensed by the DCYF, pursuant to RCW 43.216.295, unless exempt under RCW 43.216.010(2) and WAC 110-300-0025.

Licensed provider means a person or agency who provides

Licensed provider means an individual or organization that has obtained a child care license, as specified in 22 CCR 101152. H&SC 1596.90

Examples of Licensed provider in a sentence

• Licensed provider agencies, including co-employer agencies, must abide by the Rules and Regulations for Proxy Caregivers used in Licensed Healthcare Facilities, Chapter 111-8-100 (Go to www.

• For DD providers utilizing Proxy Caregivers and Health Maintenance Activities: Licensed provider agencies, including co-employer agencies, must abide by the Rules and Regulations for Proxy Caregivers used in Licensed Healthcare Facilities, Chapter 111-8-100 (Go to www.

• Licensed provider agencies, including co-employer agencies, must abide by the Rules and Regulations for Proxy Caregivers Used in Licensed Healthcare Facilities, Chapter 111-8-100.

• Licensed provider response and/or action was required for any compliance element with a score less than 90 percent.

• If a Licensed provider also is present at the telehealth Originating Site with the patient present and a progress note is generated by the originating provider, the visit is reimbursable.

More Definitions of Licensed provider

Licensed provider means a Person required to hold a Permit to practice their profession (including any physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, or nurse) and who is engaged in the delivery of professional health care services for, or on behalf of, any Supported Practice, whether such Licensed Provider is engaged as an employee, leased provider or independent contractor, of any Supported Practice.

Licensed provider means a home medical oxygen pro- vider licensed under this section.

Licensed provider means a person or agency who provides mental health services and is licensed by:

Licensed provider means a person who holds a license from the department under Section 26-39-401.

Licensed provider means a prosthetist, orthotist, or

Licensed provider means a Person required to hold a Permit to practice their profession (including any physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner) and who is engaged in the delivery of professional health care services for, or on behalf of, any Supported Practice, whether such Licensed Provider is engaged as an employee, leased provider or independent contractor, by a Supported Practice;

Licensed provider means a prosthetist, orthotist, or pedorthist licensed to practice in this State.