Section 1915(c) authorizes states to provide home- and community- based services (HCBS) to individuals who might otherwise require care in an institutional setting such as a nursing home.
in a setting where patients might require health care services, including acute care facilities, ambulatory care facilities, personal residences and other settings located in health professional shortage areas, medically underserved areas, or medically underserved populations, as recognized by the Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Some studies cited by Mr. Riley have shown that prenatal care costing $1,000 a mother frequently prevents premature births of infants who might require hospital care in excess $100,000.
For instance, health camps organized by the scheme and easier access to tertiary care might have increased individuals' likelihood of seeking primary healthcare for symptoms (such as chest pain) that might require tertiary care.
The nation was pushed there by collective action, and without sustained collective action -- which might require some care in what black people say and where they say it -- things could fall apart.
Your mother might require home care, which means you might need to get workman's compensation coverage.
Preoperative SAPS 3 scores and surgery time are valuable tools for predicting the severity of illness and the risk of postoperative complications that might require intensive care.
Since a letter from your advisor will probably be required for any decent job (not counting Burger King), this element of your relationship might require some care and feeding.
This gap reflects the reality that it is one thing to list the categories of individuals who might require palliative care in a crisis, and quite another to actually identify those individuals and quantify their needs in the midst of a crisis.
But those centers are not set up to take people who are also extremely intoxicated and might require medical care.
There is less than a 0.3% risk of a major complication following an abortion that might require hospital care, according to a brief in the Texas case from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Medical Assn.
