UNITS OF SERVICE Clause Samples
UNITS OF SERVICE. CONTRACTOR shall provide, pursuant to the Contract, no more than 24 Recovery Residence Units of Service, per Resident within a twelve (12) month period, unless otherwise 25 authorized in writing by ADMINISTRATOR. ADMINISTRATOR may increase or decrease the 26 maximum length of stay in writing for specific populations as needed to accommodate the demand for 27 Recovery Residence services. Residents may be allowed to stay up to an additional thirty (30) calendar 28 days beyond the maximum allowable length of stay with prior approval from ADMINISTRATOR.
UNITS OF SERVICE. A. CONTRACTOR shall, at a minimum, provide the following units of service:
UNITS OF SERVICE. Contractor agrees to provide 180 unduplicated clients with a minimum of 6,000 congregate meals, and four nutrition education presentations.
UNITS OF SERVICE. CONTRACTOR shall provide, pursuant to the Contract, no more than 22 four (4) months of Recovery Residence Services, equivalent to a maximum of one hundred twenty (120)
UNITS OF SERVICE. Contractor agrees to provide 136 unduplicated clients with 8,850 congregate meals, and four nutrition education presentations.
UNITS OF SERVICE. The number and/or type of activities CONTRACTOR fulfills in a contractual agreement period.
UNITS OF SERVICE. EFA – CONTRACTOR shall, at a minimum, provide the following units of service per Term: Period Period Three Four EFA Housing Payments 70 55 EFA Payment Clients 70 40 EFA Housing Deposits 8 8 EFA Deposit Clients 8 8
UNITS OF SERVICE. 24 1. CONTRACTOR shall provide a minimum of «RES_UOS» Residential Treatment Units of 25 Service for Participants.
26 2. CONTRACTOR and ADMINISTRATOR may mutually agree, in writing, to adjust the Units 27 of Service set forth in Subparagraph I.D.1. of this Exhibit D to the Agreement.
UNITS OF SERVICE. Contractor agrees to provide 72 unduplicated clients with the following services: 600 units of case monitoring, 90 units of comprehensive assessments, and 50 units of general assessments.
UNITS OF SERVICE d. In those cases where an incorrect MDS data point(s) has been identified, the IRO shall re-enter data from that MDS into the IRO’s grouper software to verify that the correct RUG code assignment was properly assigned on the Paid Claim. If an incorrect RUG code was assigned, this shall be considered an error.
e. If there is insufficient support for an MDS data point(s) that results in a downward change in RUG assignment, the IRO shall consider the dollar difference to be an overpayment.
f. If an incorrect RUG was used, but it did not result in an overpayment, it shall be noted in the MDS Review Report.