Reassessment definition

Reassessment means additional moneys paid by the members to a joint self-insurance program.

Reassessment or ‘resit’ means the opportunity offered, without the requirement to re-enrol on a module, to a student to make good a failure to satisfy the Assessment Board that he or she has achieved the learning outcomes and fulfilled the academic requirements of the module; this may include failure through absence from examinations or non-submission of assessed work;

Reassessment means periodically re-evaluating the eligible client to determine whether or not medical, social, educational, or other services continue to be adequate to meet the goals and objectives identified in the care plan. Reassessment decisions include those to continue, change, or terminate TCM services. A reassessment shall be conducted at least annually or more frequently if changes occur in an eligible client’s condition, or when resources are inadequate, or the service delivery system is non- responsive to meet the client’s identified service needs.

Examples of Reassessment in a sentence

• If at any time an OSA recommends that a Disability Employment Services – Disability Management Service Participant receive Moderate Ongoing Support or High Ongoing Support, then the OSA shall be considered a Change of Circumstances Reassessment, and the provisions of clause 129 [Change of Circumstances Reassessment during Ongoing Support] apply.

• If at any time the Provider considers, in accordance with any Guidelines, that a Disability Employment Services – Disability Management Service Participant requires Moderate Ongoing Support or High Ongoing Support, the Provider must arrange a Change of Circumstances Reassessment in accordance with clause 129 [Change of Circumstances Reassessment during Ongoing Support].

• Program Provider to provide assistance to Ongoing Support Assessor If reasonably requested by an Ongoing Support Assessor, the Provider must provide all necessary documentation and assistance to the Ongoing Support Assessor to assist the conduct of an OSA or Change of Circumstances Reassessment.

• The Developer acknowledges that the Agency Fiscal Year if the Reassessment had not occurred; less (B)is requesting prior written notice so the Agency Director can inform the amountmembers of ad valorem property taxes actually levied on the Encumbered Parcels in suchthe Agency Fiscal Year (the difference being the “Additional Payments”).

• If a Change of Circumstances Reassessment under clause 129.1 indicates that a Participant should not change Program Services, the Provider must continue providing the Program Services provided to the Participant prior to the Change of Circumstances Reassessment.

More Definitions of Reassessment

Reassessment means a new Conformity Assessment.

Reassessment means the process of updating the assessment status areas and the case plan, including the status of any services implemented and any new services and/or goals identified since the last assessment.

Reassessment means the process, completed at the request of DHS, by the independent assessment contractor to collect information used in determining continuing functional eligibility for waiver services.

Reassessment means an Assessment completed with a client who has previously had this type of Assessment.

Reassessment means the process of redetermining PAS eligibility for ALTCS services on an annual or periodic basis, as appropriate, for all members.

Reassessment means the statutory process for periodically re-determining the value of taxable property for property tax purposes.

Reassessment means a comprehensive re-evaluation by the case manager with the client and appropriate collaterals (such as family members, friends and/or caregivers) to determine the client's level of functioning, service needs, available resources, potential funding resources, and necessity for paid care. The reassessment of functional need shall be documented on the State Department prescribed assessment tool.