Sentence examples for eligibility services from inspiring English sources

LTSS eligibility, services, and policies vary enormously from state to state, especially with respect to home- and community-based services (HCBS), which are offered as optional components of each state's Medicaid program (Harkin, 2013; Ng, Stone, & Harrington, in press).

Care coordinators assess client needs, determine eligibility for services, and identify the nature, intensity and duration of services required.

We asked for feedback from refugee service providers (via the Canadian Council for Refugees (CCR) electronic mailing list) on variation in eligibility for services by province.

There have been many spin-off applications of data from interRAI instruments, including determination of eligibility for services; tracking of individuals' progress over time; structures for resource allocation both within organizations and across nations; rationalizing of services and systems; and projection of need and associated costs [ 6].

Also, for the first time, people's eligibility for services will be the same across England.

Faced with the reality of entitlement fraud, it is fairer to develop a universal way to demonstrate eligibility to services than to rely on a piecemeal approach.

It features many modifications, including making eligibility for services under the law gender-neutral and maintaining the current cap on visas.

The American unit of the Serco Group won a contract worth as much as $1.2 billion on June 27 to provide "eligibility support services" to health insurance exchanges around the country.

Almost two in five of England's 211 clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) are considering imposing new limits this year on eligibility for services such as IVF, footcare and hip and knee replacements.

The council says it is confident the standard of provision for older people has not been affected and its eligibility for services remains roughly the same – though it admits that any further budget cuts could put them at risk.

At the National Health Law Program, we believe that Mr. Ryan's proposed block grants to states would force them to reduce the costs of Medicaid through painful cuts to eligibility and services.