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... include in that report, any state, insurance company, and/or motor carrier accident reports; (g) Report, in writing, any change of residence, address, or telephone number to the department no later than fifteen days after such change; (h) Report, in writing, any change of employer, including name, address, and telephone number, or type of vehicle operated to the department no later than fifteen...

... include in that report, any state, insurance company, and/or motor carrier accident reports; (g) Submit any medical information derived from medical assistance or treatment arising from any accident involvement to the department upon request following the accident. A copy of the attending medical specialist and laboratory reports may be provided to satisfy this paragraph; (h) Submit a signed state...

... of taxicabs shall provide proof of insurance to the school district in the amounts as specified in section 3327.09 of the Revised Code for vehicles used in the transportation of school children. (F) Vehicles not meeting the definitions listed in paragraphs (A) to (E) of this rule do not conform to state and federal law/rule and shall not be used for transportation of pupils to or from school or ...

... the vendor have public liability insurance for the operation of its buses that meet applicable state and federal minimum levels; (iii) Does the vendor conduct driver criminal record background checks through local regulatory authorities or the U.S. department of transportation that are compliant with federal, state and local law; (iv) What is the vendor's safety record and accid...

...e county board shall meet or exceed the insurance requirement for transportation vehicles and pupils as identified in Chapter 3327. of the Revised Code. (D) A school bus driver shall have a current and valid "American Red Cross" first-aid certificate or equivalent first aid training. (E) All new bus drivers, assistants, and substitutes shall attend, prior to their assignment to a bus with passengers on board, an or...

... (C) The county board will maintain insurance for transportation vehicles and pupils as identified in section 3327.09 of the Revised Code. (D) A school bus driver will have a current and valid "American Red Cross" first-aid certificate or equivalent first aid training. (E) All new bus drivers, assistants, and substitutes will attend, prior to their assignment to a bus with passengers on board, a...

...e; (4) Service; (5) Supervision; (6) Insurance.

...e; (4) Service; (5) Supervision; (6) Insurance.

...y, to the district's existing liability insurance policy or require the summer food service program sponsor to submit evidence of a separate liability insurance policy, for an amount approved by the district board. The summer food service program sponsor shall be responsible for any costs incurred in obtaining coverage under either option of division (4)(c) of section 3313.813 of the Revised Code.

...liability and property and casualty insurance; (b) Having no outstanding findings for recovery from the auditor of state; and (c) Providing the parent with a fee schedule and description of the special education and related services that the private provider will be providing as part of the Jon Peterson scholarship program and making the fee schedule available to the Ohio department of educa...

...liability and property and casualty insurance; (b) Having no outstanding findings for recovery from the auditor of state; and (c) Providing the parent with a fee schedule and description of the special education and related services that the private provider will be providing as part of the Jon Peterson scholarship program and making the fee schedule available to the department ; (C) To partic...

....C.1232g, 34 CFR Part 99 and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, Pub. L. 104-191. (E) Registered private providers may employ or contract with an individual listed in division (C) of section 3310.58 of the Revised Code to provide services by virtual means. (F) Documentation and billing for services provided by virtual means will comply with program conditions establ...

...ate liability and property and casualty insurance; (c) Having no outstanding claims for recovery from the auditor of state; (d) Providing the parent with a fee schedule and description of the special education and related services that the private provider will be providing as part of the autism scholarship program and making the fee schedule available to the Ohio department of education; (e) Verifying in a writte...

...liability and property and casualty insurance; (c) Having no outstanding claims for recovery from the auditor of state; (d) Providing the parent with a fee schedule and description of the special education and related services that the private provider will be providing as part of the autism scholarship program and making the fee schedule available to the Ohio department of education; (e) Verif...

....C.1232g, 34 CFR Part 99 and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, Pub. L. 104-191. (E) Registered private providers may employ or contract with any individual listed in division (F) of section 3310.41 of the Revised Code to provide services by virtual means. (F) Documentation and billing for services provided by virtual means will comply with program conditions esta...

...aims for social security disability insurance benefits and supplemental security income payments based on law, regulations, and written guidelines issued by the social security administration.

...aims for social security disability insurance benefits and supplemental security income payments based on law, regulations, and written guidelines issued by the social security administration.

... licensed by the Ohio superintendent of insurance and any payor under any individual or group contract. (C) This rule is designed to implement "Title IV of the Workforce Investment Act," 29 U.S.C. 2801-2945, which contains the 1998 amendments to "The Rehabilitation Act of 1973," 29 U.S.C. 701-797 and resulting regulations.

... licensed by the Ohio superintendent of insurance and any payor under any individual or group contract. (C) This rule is designed to implement "Title IV of the Workforce Investment Act," 29 U.S.C. 2801-2945, which contains the 1998 amendments to "The Rehabilitation Act of 1973," 29 U.S.C. 701-797 and resulting regulations.

...te, or local public agencies, by health insurance, or by employee benefits; are available to the individual at the time needed to ensure the progress toward achieving the employment outcome in the individual's individualized plan for employment; and are commensurate to the services that the individual would otherwise receive from OOD. Comparable services and benefits do not include awards and scho...

...te, or local public agencies, by health insurance, or by employee benefits; are available to the individual at the time needed to ensure the progress toward achieving the employment outcome in the individual's individualized plan for employment; and are commensurate to the services that the individual would otherwise receive from OOD. Comparable services and benefits do not include awards and scho...

...te, or local public agencies, by health insurance, or by employee benefits; are available to the individual at the time needed to ensure the progress toward achieving the employment outcome in the individual's individualized plan for employment; and are commensurate to the services that the individual would otherwise receive from OOD. Comparable services and benefits do not include awards and scho...

...te, or local public agencies, by health insurance, or by employee benefits; are available to the individual at the time needed to ensure the progress toward achieving the employment outcome in the individual's individualized plan for employment; and are commensurate to the services that the individual would otherwise receive from OOD. (2) "Extreme medical risk" means a probability of substantiall...

...uired to provide proof of liability insurance policy to OOD in amount not less than two hundred fifty thousand dollars per incident. (5) The academy for certification of vision rehabilitation and education professionals (ACVREP) serving individuals who are blind or with low vision receiving vision rehabilitation and education services. Providers with ACVREP Certification are required to prov...

...uired to provide proof of liability insurance policy to OOD in amount not less than two hundred fifty thousand dollars per incident. (5) The academy for certification of vision rehabilitation and education professionals (ACVREP) serving individuals who are blind or with low vision receiving vision rehabilitation and education services. Providers with ACVREP certification are required to prov...