Children in State Custody Sample Clauses

The 'Children in State Custody' clause defines the legal rights and responsibilities regarding children who are under the care or supervision of a government agency. This clause typically outlines procedures for decision-making about the child's welfare, such as placement, visitation, and consent for medical treatment, and may specify the roles of parents, guardians, and state representatives. Its core function is to ensure that the best interests of the child are protected while clarifying the authority and obligations of all parties involved in the child's care.
Children in State Custody. TennCare enrollees who are children in the custody of the Department of Children’s Services (DCS) will be enrolled in TennCare Select. When these enrollees exit state custody, they remain enrolled in TennCare Select for a specified period of time and then are disenrolled from TennCare Select. After disenrollment from TennCare Select, if the enrollee has a family member in an MCO (other than TennCare Select) he/she will be enrolled in that MCO. Otherwise, the enrollee will be given the opportunity to select another MCO. If the enrollee does not select another MCO, he/she will be assigned to an MCO (other than TennCare Select) using the default logic in the auto assignment process (see Section 2.4.4.6 below).
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Children in State Custody. TennCare enrollees who are children in the custody of the Department of Children’s Services (DCS) will be enrolled in TennCare Select. When these enrollees exit state custody, they remain enrolled in TennCare Select for a specified period of time and then are disenrolled from TennCare Select. After disenrollment from TennCare Select, if the enrollee has a family member in an MCO (other than TennCare Select) he/she will be enrolled in that MCO. Otherwise, the enrollee will be given the opportunity to select another MCO. If the enrollee does not select another MCO, he/she will be assigned to an MCO (other than TennCare Select) using the default logic in the auto assignment process (see Section A.2.4.4.6 below). 2.4.4.4.1 Notwithstanding the enrollment requirements of Section A.2.4.4, children in the custody of DCS enrolled in TennCare Select who transition to ECF CHOICES and exit State custody shall not remain enrolled in TennCare Select after this transition. In instances in which children transitioning have physicians of a specialty type that are not contracted with the receiving MCO, the CONTRACTOR shall ensure that children transitioning out of State custody and enrolling in the MCO’s health plan shall continue to have access to such providers for up to ninety (90) calendar days or until the child may be reasonably transferred without disruption to a contract provider, unless specified otherwise by TENNCARE.
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Children in State Custody. The CONTRACTOR must include in its subcontracts a provision stating that subcontractors are not permitted to encourage or suggest, in any way, that TennCare children be placed into state custody in order to receive medical or behavioral health services covered by TENNCARE.
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