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...nnot be initiated by a medical services provider or supplier, unless such provider or supplier is also the institutionalized individual's authorized representative. (v) Unpaid medical expenses that were incurred in the past may be subtracted from the patient liability as long as the services meet the criteria described in paragraph (I)(6)(b) of this rule. (7) Subtract the payment in an amount up to fifteen dollars ...

...e initiated by a medical services provider or supplier, unless such provider or supplier is also the institutionalized individual's authorized representative. (v) Unpaid medical expenses that were incurred in the past may be subtracted from the patient liability as long as the services meet the criteria described in paragraph (I)(6)(b) of this rule. (7) Subtract the payment in an a...

... its payment to the HCBS waiver or PACE providers identified in paragraph (C) of this rule for services provided to the individual by the amount of the individual's patient liability calculated in accordance with this rule. (C) The individual must pay the patient liability amount to his or her providers identified by the HCBS waiver or PACE administrative agency. (D) Patient liability must be recalculated when ther...

... its payment to the HCBS waiver or PACE providers for services provided to the individual by the amount of the individual's patient liability calculated in accordance with this rule. (C) The individual must pay the patient liability amount to his or her providers identified by the HCBS waiver or PACE administrative agency. (D) Providers are to collect the full patient liability amount or up to t...

... its payment to the HCBS waiver or PACE providers for services provided to the individual by the amount of the individual's patient liability calculated in accordance with this rule. (C) The individual must pay the patient liability amount to his or her providers identified by the HCBS waiver or PACE administrative agency. (D) Providers are to collect the full patient liability amount or up to t...

... (4) Child abuse and neglect prevention provider existing infrastructure and capacity. (5) County makeup of similar regionalized state agency collaboratives, councils, boards, etc.

...3) Enter into on the owner's behalf provider agreements for publicly funded child care. (D) "Career pathways model" means an alternative pathway to meeting the requirements for a child care staff member or administrator that uses an approved framework to document formal education, training, experience, specialized credentials and certifications. This allows the child care staff member or adm...

...ze for a licensed family child care provider? (1) Each child care staff member shall care for no more than seven children at any one time. No more than three of those children may be under two years of age. (2) The maximum number of children per child care staff member and the maximum group size by age category of children is as follows: (a) Type A homes Child Care Staff Members Pre...

... inspection. (4) Submit the PFCC provider information in OCLQS, including signing a provider agreement. (B) What are the qualifications to be a certified IHA? The IHA is to meet the following qualifications: (1) Be at least eighteen years old. (2) Have completed a high school education as verified by appendix B to this rule. (3) Have a medical statement on file that is dated within...

... prognosis, or medical condition of the provider, which are generated and maintained in the process of medical treatment, except as authorized by section 1347.08 of the Revised Code, if requested by the subject of the report. (2) The county agency is responsible for sharing all IHA, client, and fiscal information with the county agency or department of children and youth (DCY) during the course of a monitoring revie...

...se record and the recommending agency's provider record.

...been received by the licensed placement provider for all of the adults working in the child care institution. (F) To receive reimbursement a Title IV-E agency processing their payments and seeking reimbursement from the comprehensive child welfare information system (CCWIS) is to: (1) Record placement, service authorization and placement cost information for each child. (2) Generate a payment by creating a payment...

... care. The chosen program is to have a provider agreement with the department of children and youth (DCY) to provide publicly funded child care (PFCC) services. (3) The child care authorization allows DCY to make weekly payments to the authorized program for child care services for the child. (B) How does the county determine the level of service? The level of service is based upon the approve...

...1) Annually, a program with a valid provider agreement as of January first is to receive a twenty-five dollar registration fee for each child who received PFCC from the program in the previous calendar year. For approved day camps, the camp is to have had a valid provider agreement as of August thirtieth of the previous year. (2) The child is to have received PFCC from the program for at leas...

...g a program referral, home visiting providers will: (1) Make a minimum of three attempts, on different days to call, text or e-mail the caregiver, until successful contact is made, within ten business days; (2) Complete the initial home visit within ten business days of the successful contact with the caregiver; and (3) Inform the family that the home visitor may need to view any one of the...

...unity to collaborate with home visiting providers, early childhood, prenatal and health care organizations and professionals; (e) Develop and maintain a county-based directory of resources for caregivers that includes child health, child development, caregiver support, home visiting and other appropriate early childhood resources. Directory will be updated annually, to coincide with the beginning of the state fiscal...

...ching the appropriate emergency service provider, relaying a message to the appropriate provider, or transferring the call to the appropriate provider. For purposes of this chapter, PSAP's are divided into two types, primary PSAP and secondary PSAP. (1) Primary PSAP: An abbreviation for a public safety answering point that operates on a twenty-four hour basis; and whose primary function is to rec...

...ching the appropriate emergency service provider, relaying a message to the appropriate provider, or transferring the call to the appropriate provider. For purposes of this chapter, PSAP's are divided into two types, primary PSAP and secondary PSAP. (1) Primary PSAP: An abbreviation for a public safety answering point that operates on a twenty-four hour basis; and whose primary function is to rec...

...tion, through a recognized training provider that meets the standards as set forth by the United States department of transportation, and includes certified emergency medical dispatchers; or (2) By establishing a local emergency medical dispatching protocol approved by the local medical authority, that provides pre-arrival instruction and includes specifically trained emergency medical dispat...

...tion, through a recognized training provider that meets the standards as set forth by the United States department of transportation, and includes certified emergency medical dispatchers; or (2) By establishing a local emergency medical dispatching protocol approved by the local medical authority, that provides pre-arrival instruction and includes specifically trained emergency medical dispat...

...d Code. (3) "Authorized IRS e-file provider" has the same meaning as when that term is used in: (a) IRS publication 1345 for individual tax returns, and (b) IRS publication 4163 for entity tax returns. (4) "Ohio electronic filing program" means the Ohio equivalent of the IRS e-file or modernized e-file programs outlined in: (a) IRS publication 1345 for individual tax returns, and (...

...d Code. (3) "Authorized IRS e-file provider" has the same meaning as when that term is used in: (a) IRS publication 1345 for individual tax returns, and (b) IRS publication 4163 for entity tax returns. (4) "Ohio electronic filing program" means the Ohio equivalent of the IRS e-file or modernized e-file programs outlined in: (a) IRS publication 1345 for individual tax returns, and (b) I...

...Bulk filer" means a payroll service provider or similar entity that is registered with the tax commissioner to transmit Ohio employer withholding returns via bulk file upload. (2) "Payroll service provider" means a third party that assists an employer with payroll administration and Ohio employer withholding tax obligations. A payroll service provider can include a professional employer organ...

...on service. (1) A tour service provider that uses a transportation service purchased from another shall be subject to the sales or use tax on transportation services in the following manner: (a) If it does not separately state the charge for the transportation service to its customer the tour service provider is the consumer of the transportation service and it is subject to the tax based on...

...at elects to employ a certified service provider, as defined in division (C) of section 5740.01 of the Revised Code, or that uses a certified automated system, as defined in division (B) of section 5740.01 of the Revised Code. (H) Any holder of an active vendor's license, seller's use tax account, direct pay account or consumer's use tax account shall file returns according to the filing schedule established under t...