State Plan Clause Samples
The State Plan clause outlines the requirements and procedures for developing, submitting, and maintaining a plan that a state must follow to comply with specific federal or regulatory programs. Typically, this clause details the content that must be included in the plan, the deadlines for submission, and the process for approval or amendment by the relevant federal agency. Its core practical function is to ensure that states have a clear, standardized roadmap for implementing federally mandated programs, thereby promoting consistency, accountability, and compliance across jurisdictions.
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State Plan. Employees who suffer a loss of wages when they are unable to work due to a non-work related illness or injury, pregnancy or childbirth, or to care for a seriously ill family member or to bond with a new child, may be eligible for SDI benefits.
State Plan. The Mississippi Medicaid State Plan is a detailed agreement between the State of Mississippi and the Federal Government that describes the nature and scope of Mississippi's Medicaid Program. The State Plan is based on the federal requirements and regulations found in Title XIX of the Social Security Act.
State Plan. The State of Wisconsin’s plan for the Medical Assistance Program as submitted by the Department and approved by the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under Title XIX of the Social Security Act, as modified, or amended. Subcontract: An agreement between the Contractor and a third party under which the third party agrees to accept payment for providing health care services to Dual Eligible members of the Contractor’s D- SNP.
State Plan. Refers to the Louisiana Medicaid State Plan. Sterilization – Any medical treatment or procedure that renders an individual permanently incapable of reproducing. Stratification – The process of partitioning data into distinct or non-overlapping groups. Subcontractor – A person, agency or organization with which the Contractor has subcontracted or delegated some of its management functions or other contractual responsibilities to provide MCO covered services to its enrollees.
State Plan. The Union agrees to the retirement plan as outlined by the State of Michigan for school employees.
State Plan. The objective for this Critical Capacity is complete as a full-time BT Coordinator was hired on December 1, 2001, and DSDC has coordinators for zoonotic, foodborne, and vaccine preventable diseases. Local Plan: As described above, this objective is complete. Evaluation: This objective is complete. Objective 3: By August, 2003, through the state and local planning process, DSDC will coordinate all epidemiologic response-specific planning in this section with the overall planning conducted in Focus Area A, and with hospital preparedness activities facilitated by the HRSA funded “Hospital Preparedness” efforts. State Plan: By August, 2002, DSDC and LHDs will identify selected LHD representatives, physicians, other health providers, other experts with key BT-related skills (e.g., those who have seen smallpox), and key partners and stakeholders to be employed on a surveillance and epidemiologic investigations (SEI) workgroup to participate in statewide planning. By March 2003, DSDC with LHDs will facilitate the SEI workgroup to develop a state SEI plan that will include definitions of threat, disease protocols, and procedures for notification, case investigation, contact tracing, legal or regulatory provisions, public communication and information dissemination, and guidance to LHDs for local SEI planning. By July 2003, DSDC will hold meetings with LHDs to educate them in the state plan and in guidance for local planning. During the grant period, DSDC will provide consultation to LHDs as necessary in the development of local plans. By August, 2003, WVBPH will revise its state plan accordingly after input from LHDs following development of local plans. Local Plan: By August, 2002, LHDs, other providers, and other experts with key BT-related skills (e.g., those who have seen smallpox) to be employed on working groups to participate in local SEI planning. Selected LHD’s representatives will participate on the SEI working group facilitated by DSDC to develop the state plan. By July, 2003, LHDs will participate in meetings with DSDC to receive information on the state plan and guidance for local planning if this is needed after the local planning process has been completed. By ▇▇▇▇▇▇, 2003, LHDs in collaboration with DSDC will develop local plans and will address the guidance in the state plan. Evaluation: To have state and local plans developed by August, 2003. Objective 4: By August, 2003 train state and local public health staff who would respond to a bioterroris...