Recertification means the process by which a client’s eligibility to continue to receive child care assistance benefits are determined.

Recertification means the process of obtaining certification of a QHP for the calendar year immediately following a Certification or Recertification.

Recertification means the recertification of Applicants participating in MFA programs as determined necessary from time to time by the MFA.

Examples of Recertification in a sentence

Contractor shall comply with conditions set forth in this Section 7.3.2 with respect to continuation of coverage and transition of Enrollees to new QHPs following the Exchange’s receipt of Contractor’s Non- Recertification Election.
If a household loses eligibility for a long-term supports program, they can retain their eligibility for PHS as long as they meet basic criteria (see 3.3 Determination of Income Eligibility at Recertification).
Eligibility Recertification ‌ Eligibility criteria must be reviewed annually for households enrolled in CBRA to determine whether the household remains eligible for the program.
Recertification of Enrollee’s disability status must be furnished by the treating Provider not less frequently than at sixty (60) calendar day intervals during the period that the extension of benefits is in effect.
If a household’s Behavioral health condition continues to impair capacity to address normal activities of daily living, and is expected to be of long duration, this should be indicated on the CBRA Eligibility Recertification checklist and no additional documentation is needed.

More Definitions of Recertification

Recertification means the formal processes the contractor goes through to collect information and documentation to determine that the family and/or child continues to meet the criteria for receipt of subsidized full-day preschool services. The dated signature of the contractor’s authorized representative on an application for services certifies that the criteria have been met, and begins the period of eligibility. 5 CCR 17700(ba)

Recertification means that the physician shall sign and date at least every 60 days a written statement in the individual's medical record of the continuing need for intensive rehabilitation services.

Recertification means establishing a new certification period when the previous period has expired and there has not been a break in assistance.

Recertification means the recertification of Applicants and/or Qualifying Grantees participating in any Affordable Housing Programs or in any programs under the Act as determined necessary from time to time by the Governmental Entity and/or MFA.

Recertification means the process of obtaining certification of an SADP for the calendar year immediately following a Certification or Recertification.