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... or screened out. (32) "Senior service provider" means a person who provides care or specialized services to an adult, except that it does not include the state long-term care ombudsman or a regional long-term care ombudsman. (33) "Sexual abuse" means nonconsensual sexual contact of any kind with an adult regardless of age of the perpetrator. (34) "Supervisor" as used in rule 5101:2-20-07 ...

...screened out. (33) "Senior service provider" means a person who provides care or specialized services to an adult, except that it does not include the state long-term care ombudsman or a regional long-term care ombudsman. (34) "Sexual abuse" means nonconsensual sexual contact of any kind with an adult regardless of age of the perpetrator. (35) "Supervisor" as used in rule 5101:2-20-07 of t...

...at will be provided and the service provider(s). (d) Effective dates of the protective services case plan. (e) Signature of the adult. If the adult refuses to sign the plan, the worker shall document the reason in the case record and/or petition the court pursuant to paragraph (H)(1) of this rule. (3) In the development of the case plan, the CDJFS or its designated agency must involve the adult...

...at will be provided and the service provider(s). (d) Effective dates of the protective services case plan. (e) Signature of the adult. If the adult refuses to sign the plan, the worker shall document the reason in the case record and/or petition the court pursuant to paragraph (H)(1) of this rule. (3) In the development of the case plan, the CDJFS or its designated agency must involve the adult...

... provided or purchased by a service provider or another agency through a compact. (C) "Case management services" means: (1) Services or activities for the arrangement, coordination, and monitoring of services to meet the needs of individuals and families. (2) Component services and activities which may include individual service plan development, counseling, monitoring, developing, procuring, a...

... provided or purchased by a service provider or another agency through a compact. (D) "Case management services" means: (1) Services or activities for the arrangement, coordination, and monitoring of services to meet the needs of individuals and families. (2) Component services and activities which may include individual service plan development, counseling, monitoring, developing, procurin...

...seeking Title XX services, the CDJFS or provider agency under contract with the CDJFS shall provide an application for Title XX services to the person making the request. An application is not required when services are offered without regard to income. (H) The CDJFS or provider agency under contract with the CDJFS shall ensure upon the receipt of the application the following: (1) The consumer ...

...seeking Title XX services, the CDJFS or provider agency under agreement with the CDJFS shall provide an application for Title XX services to the person making the request. An application is not required when services are offered without regard to income. (H) The CDJFS or provider agency under contract with the CDJFS shall ensure upon the receipt of the application the following: (1) The consumer or ...

...e is the amount charged by the CDJFS or provider agency under contract with the CDJFS. (ii) The CDJFS may offer any service(s) identified in their current county profile in the "Service for a Fee" category with the exception of information and referral services, protective services for adults and protective services for children. (iii) Only those services to which fees are applicable are counted in determining the ...

...client to either the CDJFS or the provider. (ii) Income eligibility will be determined in accordance with the agency's defined policy, utilizing an application or other means to document the income for the assistance group. (b) Services for a fee. (i) Services for a fee is the amount charged to the client by the CDJFS or provider agency under agreement with the CDJFS. (ii) Onl...

... obtained from client, stakeholder, provider, and PCSA staff interviews, as applicable. (3) Information obtained from the review of the PCSA's case records whether hard copy file, electronic file, or a combination of both. (4) Data obtained from the PCSA's data management systems, as applicable. (5) Other information concerning the PCSA's service delivery system including, but not limited ...

...Code; public and private individuals or providers of services; or managed care organizations and prepaid health plans to assist them in performing their assigned duties outlined in section 5153.16 of the Revised Code. (B) The PCSA shall not enter into contracts with other entities delegating its responsibility to perform its investigation duties outlined in section 2151.421 of the Revised Code. (C) If entering into...

... case plan. (7) Public service providers working with a parent, guardian, custodian or caretaker or children of the family about whom the information is being provided, including but not limited to: (a) Probation officers and caseworkers employed by the court, adult parole authority, rehabilitation and corrections, or the department of youth services. (b) Employees of the local county board...

...tween the Title IV-E agency and the provider. (D) The negotiated and agreed upon rate for the QRTP aftercare support is to be specified for all non-placement services in SACWIS on the "schedule B" and is to be attached to the "agreement for Title IV-E agencies and providers for the provision of child placement." The rates listed on the "schedule B" are to be for all children or may be child s...

...ry of reports received from service providers, including oral, written or electronic summaries, and the dates when services were received. (7) Custody and placement information. (8) Adoption information including recruitment activities, pre-adoptive staffing, or matching conference information. (9) Provider record including homestudies, recruitment plans and events. (10) Child welfare rela...

...ry of reports received from service providers, including oral, written or electronic summaries, and the dates when services were received. (7) Custody and placement information. (8) Adoption information including recruitment activities, pre-adoptive staffing, or matching conference information. (9) Provider record including homestudies, recruitment plans and events. (10) Child welfare rela...

...advised to contact non-PCSA service provider within the county. (2) Directed/advised to contact non-PCSA service provider outside the county. (3) Provided information only/no referral made. (4) Additional information received on an open case that is not alleging abuse or neglect of a child. (N) The PCSA may refer the referent/reporter to the county prosecutor pursuant to the county child a...

...ned out referrals to prevention service providers pursuant to sections 2151.421 and 2151.423 of the Revised Code. (K) PCSAs are to assign reports screened in and categorized pursuant to paragraph (D)(1) of this rule to one of the following pathways: (1) Traditional response, pursuant to Chapters 5101:2-36, 5101:2-37, and 5101:2-38 of the Administrative Code. (2) Alternative response, pursua...

...the CDJFS or a type B family child care provider.

... address(es) of the child's health care provider(s). (2) Child's known medical problems. (3) Child's medications. (4) A record of the child's immunizations. (5) Any other pertinent health information concerning the child such as: (a) Child's medication allergies and any other known allergies. (b) Childhood illnesses. (c) Child's last physical, optical, and dental exams. (d) Child's ong...

...ollaboration with community service providers pursuant to rule 5101:2-40-05 of the Administrative Code. (3) Direct services from the PCSA. (4) Contract services from community service providers. (5) Compact services from community service providers. (6) Direct and indirect services from child abuse and neglect multidisciplinary teams. (7) Direct and indirect services through the cou...

...ollaboration with community service providers pursuant to rule 5101:2-40-05 of the Administrative Code. (3) Direct services from the PCSA. (4) Contract services from community service providers. (5) Compact services from community service providers. (6) Direct and indirect services from child abuse and neglect multidisciplinary teams. (7) Direct and indirect services through the count...

...ter of Excellence" selected service provider. (2) Obtain agreement on the "Prevention Services Plan"; obtain signatures from the child's parent, guardian, or custodian; and provide each with a copy of the "Prevention Services Plan" within seven days of the agreement. (F) The PCSA is to have at least one face to face contact with each parent, guardian, or custodian and child involved in t...

...ecision-making. (b) Is a local service provider who enters into an agreement with the title IV-E agency. The service provider cannot serve as the qualified individual if they are under another title IV-E agency contract and their objectivity is compromised. (c) Is a title IV-E agency employee provided through an established agreement with at least one other title IV-E agency. (d) Is employed by ODJ...

...conditions, medications and medical provider information. (3) Basic demographics of the youth including: (a) Gender. (b) Race. (c) Ethnicity. (M) The PCSA or PCPA is to enter in Ohio SACWIS the date the independent living assessment and the independent living plan were completed. All readiness review dates of the independent living plan are to be entered in Ohio SACWIS, in accordance with rul...