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Great Day Inc. ATV Ride N' Rest - Black RR605B$96.00
A ride over rough terrain can be tough on a "sensitive" back - the fun and enjoyment of 4-wheeler riding can quickly turn into aches and pains! Long rides with your back unsupported, bent over and absorbing the sway of turns and the shock of bumps can be real trouble for anyone at the end of the day!
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Due to recent confusion concerning the History of Marvelous Grace Girls Academy, please be advised that this property at 3111 Zepp Lane, Pace, FL 32571 had been used by two other ministries prior to the founding of MGGA. This Property at 3111 Zepp Lane, Pace, FL 32571 was vacant for 3 years, until MGGA was established here. Marvelous Grace Girls Academy has neither relationships nor affiliations with any other Ministry that was here at this address before us.
We are a Bible Believing Ministry, sent out of Faith Baptist Church, Pell City, AL.
Phone: 850-995-7006 | Fax: 888-995-9777 | email: email@example.com
Here, our Program is not only healing, but curative as well. Daily teaching of Biblical Characteristics, which includes respect for authority, work ethics, responsibility for their actions, self-respect, and most importantly a saving knowledge of The Lord Jesus Christ.
More in depth Mission Statement - What We Believe
The Marvelous Grace Girls Academy is a minimum 12 Month Program that incorporates Bible teaching, character training and respect for family. We will help girls whose lives have been broken off, separated from family, even while living in their own home. We wish to gather up the fragments that remain that nothing be lost! (John 6:12).
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From one of our Girls
Brooke 11 years old
"I love this place! I really feel like the people here are really trying to help me get back on my feet and get better. The people here really care about me."
Ezekiel 48:35, …"and the name of the city from that day shall be, The LORD is there."
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Lamentations 3:51, "Mine eye affecteth mine heart because of all the daughters of my city."

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HCAP FREE HOSPITAL CARE FAQs The OHA member resource for answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding the Ohio Hospital Care Assurance Program (HCAP) free care requirement. These frequently asked questions reflect the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) rules established by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) on the allowance and documentation of uncompensated care for hospital services related to OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 and the Hospital Care Assurance Program (HCAP). They are designed to provide guidance, but do not reflect any particular legal interpretation on the part of OHA or ODJFS. OHA recommends members review their ―HCAP‖ policies and procedures with legal counsel to ensure they are in compliance with all state laws and rules. OHA members are encouraged to check this site frequently for updates to existing FAQ's and additional information. All updates to this site will be dated for reference. All ODJFS rules and manuals are available on the ODJFS site. View HCAP "free care rule" (OAC 5101:3-1-07.17) View ODJFS and OHA recommended free care application View Medicaid-covered UB-04 Revenue Codes View HCAP data review Agreed Upon Procedures (go to page 13) PUBLIC RULES AND INCOME GUIDELINES 1.1 Which rule explains how hospitals must manage public notices and applications for free care, and where can I get a copy of it? The rule number is OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 and it is available here. 1.2 Which rule explains how a hospital's auditor must conduct an annual review of the uncompensated care data on Medicaid Cost Report Schedule F and where can I get a copy of it? The rule number is OAC 5101:3-2-23. The data-review agreed-upon-procedures are in Appendix A and both are available here, starting on page 13 of the rule. 1.3 Where can I get the federal poverty income level (FPL) guidelines? Federal poverty income guidelines are available from the Health & Human Services Web site at https://www.cms.gov/MedicaidEligibility/Downloads/POV10Combo.pdf. They go into effect each year on the date they were published in the Federal Register. Eligibility for admissions or outpatient services delivered on or after that publication date should be judged by the new guidelines. Admissions or services delivered prior to the publication date should be judged by the guidelines in place on the date of admission or service. (070110) APPLICATIONS FOR FREE CARE 2.1 Is there a standard application for free care? There is no required application, but OHA and ODJFS recommend this sample. 2.2a Is there a limit to the amount of time a hospital must take applications for free care? OAC 5101:3-2-07.17(B)(5) permits a hospital to adopt a three-year limit on applications. Note that the three-year limit begins on the date of the first follow-up notice sent to a patient, not the date of service. It is expected each hospital that adopts the three-year limit will clearly state this in its written HCAP/free care policy (see FAQs 2.2b & 3.2a) and be consistent in its application. (070110) FAQ 2.2b was eliminated. (070110) 2.2c Can an HCAP application be taken over the telephone or the internet? In most cases no. Hospitals are permitted to take an HCAP application over the phone or the internet only as a last resort. The reason is that an application taken by phone cannot be signed by the patient or authorized applicant. If an application is taken over the telephone, the interviewer is expected to ask the questions exactly as they are listed on the recommended HCAP application and to mail a copy of the completed application to the patient or authorized applicant to sign and return, so the hospital has the attestation for its records. If there is some reason the patient/applicant cannot sign the application, the interviewer is expected to sign the form him/herself and document why the patient/applicant was not able to sign. 2.2d Are HCAP applications distributed by or completed with the help of community legal aid or patient advocacy groups acceptable? The issue is not where a patient gets an application or who helps him/her complete it, but rather how the hospital validates the data against the requirements of OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 and the hospital's internal policy on documentation. The hospital also must confirm the signature is the patient's, or that of someone legally able to speak for the patient. As such, if a patient presents a completed application, the hospital should ensure the data on the application conforms to the elements outlined in FAQ 2.1, confirm the data was correct as of the date of service, and request the patient or someone legally able to speak for the patient sign (or re-sign) and date (or re-date) the application. (070110) 2.3 May a hospital require an uninsured patient to apply for Medicaid before it accepts an application for free care? 5101:3-2-07.17(B)(7) permits a hospital to require a patient to apply for Medicaid prior to processing an application for free care. Once the patient applies for Medicaid, the free care application should be processed as normal and, if the patient is eligible for free care, the covered charges should be written off to HCAP. If the patient is later found to be eligible for Medicaid, the HCAP write-off should be reversed and the account billed to Medicaid, assuming the applicable cost report is still open. However, if a retroactive Medicaid eligibility determination occurs after the Medicaid Cost Report for the period that covers the date of service or admission is closed, no reversal of the HCAP write-off is possible and the hospital may still bill Medicaid for the covered services. This FAQ does not apply to write-offs for patients with incomes above the federal poverty income guidelines (see FAQ 7.2b for additional information). (070110) FAQs 2.4a & b were moved to the section on Patient Accounting and have been renumbered as FAQs 8.17 & 8.18. (070110) 2.5 If a patient account has gone to collection, can the patient still apply for free care? Yes. While the application time limits outlined in question 2.2a apply, if a patient is retroactively found to have been eligible for free care on the date of admission or service the account must be recalled from collection and written off to HCAP (see FAQ 6.4 for additional information on collection fees and court costs) (070110) 2.6a. Is a separate application required for a patient with multiple outpatient encounters or inpatient admissions? Applications for Disability Assistance (DA) recipients need only be taken once each month, as a DA recipient is generally eligible for the entire month. OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 (B)(3) permits a hospital to apply an approved free care application to any outpatient service delivered up to 90 days from the date of the initial outpatient service. It is also not necessary to take a new application for an inpatient re-admission so long as the re-admission is within 45 days of the date of the initial admission and it is for the same underlying condition. Eligibility for all other inpatient admissions must be judged separately and require new free care applications. (070110) 2.6b Can an application for an inpatient hospital admission also be used to cover any outpatient care that is required post-discharge? Yes, an inpatient application can also be used to cover related outpatient services for the patient in the 90-day period immediately following the first day of the inpatient admission. 2.7a Who can sign a free care application and attest to the accuracy of the information it contains? The application should be signed by the patient or someone who has a legal right to represent the patient, such as a parent or spouse. FAQs 2.7b & 2.7c were moved to section on Patient Accounting and have been renumbered as FAQs 8.19 & 8.20. (070110) 2.8 Does a signed application for free care have to be notarized? No. 2.9 Occasionally a Medicaid managed care patient will go to an out-of-panel hospital for elective care. If the out-of-panel hospital puts the patient on notice that (s)he will be responsible for the charges, as required by OAC 5101:3-26-11, can the patient later apply for HCAP? No. If a patient is eligible for Medicaid, including Medicaid managed care, (s)he cannot apply for HCAP and the hospital cannot include the charges for that admission or service in any field on Schedule F. 2.10 Can a non-Medicaid managed care patient who has self-pay charges arising from an out-of-panel encounter apply for free care? Yes. Note that, if approved, the charges should be listed in the hospital's log as "with insurance" 2.11 OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 (B)(4) requires a signed application. Is an electronically stored or faxed copy of the signed original application acceptable for audit, or must the hospital keep the original? A faxed or electronically stored copy of the original application is acceptable, providing: The electronic document is stored in a PDF file or in some other manner that is not easily altered after it is created, The fax or electronically stored application is available as outlined in OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 (B)(3). Note that a hospital will lose credit for the HCAP write-off if the hospital is unable to retrieve an electronically stored application for review. 2.12 Can a patient who is eligible for Medicaid via the ―spend-down‖ provision apply for free care? Is a hospital obligated to take-in to account the patient's spend-down amount in the calculation of eligible free care? Every patient eligible for Medicaid via spend-down has a specific date in the month on which Medicaid coverage starts and that date can be verified on the patient's Medicaid card for that month, or the ODJFS eligibility verification system. Any service or admission prior to that date is considered self-pay and is eligible for free care. Any service or admission after that date is not. Do not net the spend-down amount from the charges reported for the patient in the period (s)he was not eligible for Medicaid, unless the patient actually pays that spend- down amount to the hospital. (070110) DOCUMENTATION 3.1 What documentation is required to support an application for free care? Each hospital must have an internal policy outlining its documentation requirements. At the very least a hospital should require an application that contains all data elements contained in the sample application (see FAQ 2.1), which has been signed by the patient or by someone who has a legal right to represent the patient. No additional documentation is necessary unless a hospital's internal policy requires it. If a signed application is all a hospital requires, and the patient/applicant reports zero income for the period in question, ODJFS recommends the hospital document how the applicant and his family are surviving at the bottom of the application. Hospitals have the right to deny a signed application if they can document a reasonable doubt that the applicant is telling the truth. If a hospital's policy states additional documentation is required it is recommended the hospital adopt a hierarchical approach that includes: A completed application, signed by the patient or his/her authorized representative, and hard copy proof on income, such as pay stubs, bank statements or a letter from the applicant's employer. If this is not available, A completed application, signed by the patient or his/her authorized representative, or an application completed by a hospital representative that is clearly documented to indicate why the patient or authorized applicant was not able to sign (see FAQ 2.2c). (070110) 3.2a. Must a hospital have a written HCAP / free care policy? Yes. OAC 5101:3-2-23, Appendix A (7) requires an auditor to use the hospital's internal policy to judge its compliance with 5101:3-2-07.17. As such, each hospital must establish a policy that, at least, outlines the application process and what types of documentation, if any, it requires to verify family size and income. 3.2b If a hospital decides to change its internal policy, when should the policy change be implemented? The policy change cannot be implemented retroactively. The hospital must choose a specific date on which to change its policy and all applications for dates of service on or after that implementation date must be judged under the revised documentation standards. 3.3 Is an income tax return acceptable income documentation? No. By its nature, an income tax return does not generally cover the date of service, which 5101:3-2-07.17 requires to be the basis for determining eligibility, and a tax return defines family and income differently than 5101:3-2-07.17 , so, other than outlined in FAQ 3.4, a tax return is not a recommended form of documentation. But if a hospital requires documentation and a tax return is all a patient, can produce to document his/her income, it may be considered backup for the signed, sworn statement of income contained in the application. Just be sure any decision of eligibility is based on income and family size as defined in 5101:3-2-07.17, not the federal tax codes. FAQ 3.4 moved to section on Calculation of Income and was renumbered as FAQ 6.7. (070110) FAMILY SIZE 4.1 Should a hospital include a spouse who does not live in the same home as his/her spouse and/or children in the patient's ―family?‖ Yes. OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 (B)(1) states "a "family" shall include the patient, the patient's spouse (regardless of whether they live in the home), and all of the patient's children, natural or adoptive, under the age of eighteen who live in the home. If the patient is under the age of eighteen, the "family" shall include the patient, the patient's natural or adoptive parent(s) (regardless of whether they live in the home), and the parent(s)' children, natural or adoptive under the age of eighteen who live in the home." (070110) 4.2 Regarding FAQ #1: What if a patient or the patient's parent is still married, but the patient or patient's parent cannot locate his/her spouse? OAC 5101:3-2-07.17(B)(1) instructs a hospital to include the still-married spouse in the "family" count, regardless of where (s)he lives. (070110) 4.3 Does a common-law marriage count? No. Ohio law stopped recognizing common-law marriages on Oct. 1, 1991. (070110) 4.4 What if the patient or his/her representative states the spouses are ―legally separated‖ There is no such status in Ohio law. Count both spouses, unless they are divorced. (070110) 4.5 Do grandparents, step-parents or ―legal guardians‖ count as part of a minor patient's HCAP ―family?‖ No. While any of the above could be part of a minor patient's household and may in fact contribute to the patient's livelihood, OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 states they may not be counted as part of the patients "family" unless they are related by birth or formal adoption. Further, in most cases where a child is the ward of the Court and is placed in "legal guardianship" healthcare is provided by the court or the state. (070110) 4.6 A patient's parent states his/her former spouse was given the responsibility to provide for the minor child's healthcare in a decree of divorce or separation. Do we count both parents as part of the HCAP ―family?‖ Yes. One parent's support-order has no bearing on the requirements of OAC 5101:3-2-07.17. Neither the hospital nor the State of Ohio is a party to that decree. (070110) 4.7 Often divorced parents share custody of minor children. If the patient is not residing with his/her natural or adopted siblings on the date of service, do we count the siblings in the patient's HCAP ―family?‖ No. OAC 5101:3-2-07.17(B)(1) indicates only siblings that reside in the patient's home can be counted in his/her "family." In the case of joint custody, count only the natural or adopted siblings that actually resided in the patient's home on the date of service as part of his/her HCAP "family." (070110) 4.8 Is a 18-year old high-school student living in his/her parents' home considered part of the patents' family? No. Regardless of the living arrangements, any patient 18 or over is considered the basis for his/her own HCAP "family." Only count his/her spouse, if there is one, and any of his/her natural or adopted children. (070110) RESIDENCY Note this section is renumbered as 5 (070110) 5.1 How long must a patient have lived in Ohio to qualify for free care? OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 does not set a standard for residency, other than stating the patient must be "living in Ohio voluntarily." ODJFS allows hospitals to include temporary residents, such as students or migrant workers, and patients who are temporarily residing with in-state relatives. What is not permitted is the inclusion of out-of-state patients who are on vacation in Ohio, or any patient who has come to Ohio solely to receive medical care. 5.2 Can an illegal alien qualify for free care? Yes, assuming s(he) meets the residency requirement outlined in FAQ 5.1. 5.3 Do the HCAP/free care residency requirements apply to accounts with family incomes above the federal poverty income limits? No. 5.4 Is a prisoner or detainee eligible for free care? No. (070110) CALCULATION OF INCOME Note this section is renumbered as 6 (070110) 6.1 Is there any limit to what can be considered income? OAC 5101:3-2-07.17(B)(2) considers income to be total salaries, wages and all cash receipts before taxes. Reasonable business expenses may be deducted for self-employed patients or their families. However, the rule does not exempt other sources of non-wage income. So, all sources of income, including but not limited to, alimony, child support, veterans' benefits and social security should all be counted. Note that child support and SSI payments for children must be handled differently than other forms of non-wage income. ODJFS has advised OHA that child support and SSI payments for children may be counted as income for a family only when the patient is a child who is the intended recipient of that support payment. That is, if child support is involved and the mother or father is the patient, the family size would remain the same but you would not count the child support as income for the family. If a child is the patient, you would count the child support as income. 6.2a Are a patient's assets taken into consideration as income? No. 6.2b Are withdrawals from a savings account then counted as income? What about interest and dividends? Withdrawals from an asset such as a savings account or brokerage account would not be considered income. However, interest and dividends on a non- retirement savings or brokerage account would be considered income. See FAQ 5.2c for treatment of retirement accounts. 6.2c The patient has a retirement account (IRA, 401(k), 403(b)). How should these be treated? Funds in a retirement account would be considered an asset. Any distributions from a retirement account, monthly or lump-sum, should be treated as income, as they were not previously taxed. Interest and dividends paid directly to a retirement account would not be considered income until withdrawn. 6.3 Should a hospital take into account a patient's or his/her family's tax returns to determine income? Generally, no. (see FAQ 3.3). 6.4 Are grants, scholarships and/ or housing allowances considered income? Yes, if they are paid directly to the student/patient. Do not count any scholarship, grant or allowance that is paid directly to the school or housing authority/landlord as income. (070110) 6.5 OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 (B)(2) lists two ways to calculate income: three months prior to the date of service multiplied by four and 12 months prior to the date of service multiplied by one. May a hospital choose one or the other methodologies, or must it calculate income both ways? What if calculating income both ways results in conflicting eligibility determinations? What if the patient cannot supply documentation to support both methodologies? A hospital must calculate income using both methodologies and use the result that is most beneficial for the patient to support eligibility for free care. As such, if using both methodologies results in conflicting eligibility determinations, use the one that allows the patient to qualify. If a hospital's policy demands documentation and the patient can only document one of the methodologies, approve the application based on the available documentation, or consider using a signed application (see FAQ 2.1) (070110) 6.6a Should a hospital count the income of a spouse who does not live in the same home as his/her spouse and/or children? Yes. OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 (B)(1) states "a "family" shall include the patient, the patient's spouse (regardless of whether they live in the home), and all of the patient's children, natural or adoptive, under the age of eighteen who live in the home. If the patient is under the age of eighteen, the "family" shall include the patient, the patient's natural or adoptive parent(s) (regardless of whether they live in the home), and the parent(s) children, natural or adoptive under the age of eighteen who live in the home. (See FAQ 4.1) 6.6b Regarding FAQ 6.6a: What if a patient or the patient's parent is still married, but the patient or patient's parent cannot locate his/her spouse? Similarly, what if the patient or patient's parent can locate his or her spouse, but the spouse does not, or will not, contribute to the ―family's‖ income? In both instances, OAC 5101:3-2-07.17(B)(1) instructs a hospital to include the still married spouse in the "family" count, regardless of where (s)he lives. If (s)he does not contribute income to the family, none should be reported on the signed application or counted in the calculation of the family's income. Un-renumbered FAQ 5.7 was eliminated. (070110) 6.7 How are ―reasonable‖ business expenses defined for a self-employed applicant? OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 (B)(2) does not specify which business expenses can be deducted from a self-employed patient's income. Hospitals are advised to use common sense and the applicant's most recent federal income tax return as guidance regarding which business expenses are deductible. This FAQ was moved from Section 3 on Documentation (070110) COVERED MEDICAL SERVICES Note this section is renumbered as 7 (070110) 7.1 OAC 5101:3-2-07.17(A)(1) allows a hospital to include only medically necessary, ―hospital-level‖ services in HCAP write-offs. How does a hospital determine which services are considered ―hospital level?‖ The most important indicator is whether Medicaid would have covered the service had it been billed on a UB-04 using the hospital's provider number. ODJFS maintains a list of Medicaid-covered UB-92 Revenue Codes in Attachment A to OAC 5101:3-2-02. Hospitals should use the list of covered Medicaid codes as a general indicator of what is considered covered "hospital- level" services for HCAP. This requirement applies to all accounts, under and over 100% of the federal poverty income guidelines that are logged and reported in any field on Medicaid Cost Report Schedule F. (070110) 7.2 If an account has gone to collection, or the hospital has gone to court to enforce collection, and the patient later is found eligible for HCAP on the date of service, must the hospital write off the collection fees and court costs? No. Collection fees and court costs are not considered hospital-level services and may not be included in an HCAP write-off. They remain the patient's responsibility, regardless of his/her eligibility for free care. 7.3 Are experimental drugs and procedures covered under HCAP? No, and if the principal reason for an inpatient admission or outpatient encounter was the experimental drug or procedure, then the entire admission or encounter would not be considered a medically necessary, Medicaid-covered service. 7.4 Are routine-care services delivered in conjunction with a clinical trial covered under HCAP? Per OAC 5101:3-2-03 (A)(2)(g), services of a research nature, services which are experimental and not in accordance with customary standards of medical practice, or services which are not commonly used are not covered. However, a patient may apply for routine-care charges delivered during a clinical trail related to: Items or services that are typically provided absent a clinical trial (i.e., medically necessary conventional care) Items and services that are medically necessary for the diagnosis or treatment of complications arising from the provision of an investigational item or service. 7.5 Appendix A of OAC 5101:3-2-02 indicates that dental services billed under UB92 Revenue Code 0512 (Dental Clinic) are covered. Does this mean all dental services, including routine and preventative dental services, performed in a hospital-based dental clinic are covered under HCAP? Generally speaking, no. OAC 5101:3-2-03 (A)(2)(h)(i) states that dental services are only covered in a hospital setting when "the nature of the surgery or the condition of the patient precludes performing the procedure in the dentist's office or other non-hospital outpatient setting and the inpatient or outpatient service is a Medicaid covered service." As such, HCAP would exclude any diagnostic or preventative dental services delivered in a hospital setting. 7.6 How does a hospital determine whether a procedure subject to pre- review by ODJFS—such as elective bariatric surgery—is covered by HCAP? In general, whether an individual service or procedure is eligible for free care hinges on two factors: whether the care is medically necessary and whether Medicaid covers the service for its enrollees. When considering a service subject to Medicaid pre-certification, a hospital must make the same assessment ODJFS would have made, had it been the payer. That is, whether the care is medically necessary, versus being done for cosmetic reasons or patient convenience. If the patient's primary physician will document that the service is medically necessary, then it is also eligible for free care. (070110) PATIENT ACCOUNTING AND MEDICAID COST REPORTING Note this section is renumbered as 8 (070110) 8.1 Our hospital does not maintain logs for patient accounts with family incomes above 100% of the federal poverty income limits. How should we document HCAP eligibility for these ―bad debts?‖ You must maintain logs for all categories of entries on the Medicaid Cost Report Schedule F, including those that represent accounts for families with incomes above 100% of the FPL. There is no way an auditor can verify the accuracy of Schedule F in line with ODJFS' instructions without logs. At the very least you must maintain four logs of >100% FPL accounts that represent: Inpatient accounts with insurance for the services provided Inpatient accounts without insurance for the services provided Outpatient accounts with insurance for the services provided Outpatient accounts without insurance for the services provided. Each log must contain at least the following data elements: Patient name Patient account number Unique identifier for patient (not visit) Date of service Date of write-off Total charges Net charges (the amount that was written off to HCAP) No log or Medicaid cost report Schedule F entry, below or above 100% FPL, can contain charges for Medicaid-eligible patients. All charges reported in any entry in Schedule F must represent medically necessary, "hospital level" services as defined in Appendix A of OAC 5101:3-2-02 . It is also necessary to differentiate all entries in both below and above 100% FPL into "insured" v. and "non-insured" categories. Charges for non-Ohio residents may only be included in the Schedule F entries for above 100% FPL. 8.2a If an inpatient admission or series outpatient encounter crosses two hospital fiscal years, in which fiscal year should the charges be recorded? The General Instructions for Section I of the Medicaid Cost Report (OAC 5101:3- 2-23 , Appendix A) state: " the data on uncompensated care for patients with family incomes below federal poverty guidelines... may only include inpatient and outpatient accounts with discharge/visit dates that fall within your hospital's fiscal year. You must split-bill any outpatient accounts which cross these dates. Uncompensated care for patients with family incomes above federal poverty income guidelines may be included... regardless of the service dates, so long as the date of the bad debt or charity care write-off fell within your hospital's fiscal year". As such, inpatient charges should be recorded in the fiscal year in which the discharge date or service date occurred. This will require split-billing any series outpatient claim that crosses fiscal years. As noted in FAQ 8.2, charges for patients with family incomes above the federal poverty income guidelines should be recorded in the fiscal period in which the write-off occurred, regardless of the date of service. 8.2b Do hospitals get ―credit‖ for old patient accounts that are written off to HCAP? By "old" we are describing accounts with dates of service prior to an open cost reporting period, logs and corresponding Medicaid Cost Report Schedule F. If a patient's family income was at or below the FPL for the period in which the services were delivered, a hospital can only report the charges as "Below 100%" in Schedule F that covers the date of service. Once that Cost Report has been filed, a hospital cannot claim any additional charges from that period as "Below 100%" in any future Medicaid Cost Report. However, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services permits hospitals to report old, <100% FPL accounts as >100% FPL in the Cost Report that covers the year in which they were recorded as bad debts. Remember to report accounts in the correct >100% FPL logs and Schedule F lines, that is, whether they were inpatient or outpatient and whether or not the patient had insurance that covered the services delivered. Hospitals should log patient accounts for families with income above the FPL based on the date of write-off. As such, accounts for patients with family incomes above the FPL can be included in any Medicaid Cost Report that covers the date of the write-off, no matter how old the account. 8.3 If a patient is on Disability Assistance on the date of service, but later is retroactively made eligible for Medicaid after the hospital's Medicaid Cost Report for that period is filed, can the hospital bill the account to Medicaid? Yes. OAC 5101:3-2-23 , Appendix A, permits a hospital to bill for accounts that are pending-Medicaid and retroactively made eligible after the cost report is filed. This retroactive eligibility determination is no different. 8.4 How would a hospital log the recovery of a bad debt . This would depend on whether the account is for a patient with a family income above or below the FPL. Since charges for patients with family incomes at or below the FPL can only be logged in the specific Medicaid Cost Report that covers the date(s) the services were delivered, once that Cost Report is filed, no additional data can be entered. Should a hospital later find it is able to bill the account to a third-party payer, there is no way for it to log that recovery and no additional entry in a log or Cost Report is required. However, since hospitals log accounts for families with income above the FPL based on the date of write-off, any recoveries of these bad debts should be reversed in the year in which the recovery was received, no matter how old the account. 8.5a. When is a patient to be considered ―with insurance?‖ A patient is considered to be "with insurance" if s(he) has third-party health insurance. Covered items and services that are deemed not payable by the patient's third party payer because of lack of medical necessity or prior approval must be reported as "with insurance." (07/01/10) 8.5b Would a self-pay deductible or coinsurance amount be logged as with or without insurance? While a deductible or co-insurance amount is the patient's responsibility (s)he is nonetheless insured for so the entry would be logged as "with insurance." 8.5c Are self-pay charges for a managed–care patient who has had services out of network considered to be with or without insurance. Assuming the patient is not eligible for Medicaid and enrolled in Medicaid managed care (see FAQs 2.9 & 2.10) any covered self-pay charges for a managed care patient who went out of network would be considered "with insurance." 8.6 In some cases payers reimburse hospitals on a ―global‖ fee basis, that is, the payment represents both the technical and professional portions of a bill. If a patient is applying for free care for an unpaid portion of a bill that was paid globally, how does a hospital determine how much to deduct from the payment to represent the professional portion? Figure out how much of the total charges represent professional services and apply the same ratio to the payment. 8.7a Are hospitals permitted to include accounts written off as a result of their internal charity-care programs in the >100% FPL categories of the Schedule F, or are only bad debt accounts allowed to be included? ODJFS does not recognize a difference between "bad debts" and "charity care." Both are eligible to be included in the >100% FPL, assuming the accounts meet the other requirements of OAC 5101:3-2-07.17. 8.7b Does the answer in 7.7a also apply to charges a hospital discounts because of an internal policy? Yes, assuming the discount is granted as part of a policy to assist an uninsured or underinsured patient with family income above the FPL. Employee discounts or prompt-pay discounts are not recognized as charity care or bad debts for HCAP purposes. 8.8 How should a hospital report a lump sum, bad debt recovery that cannot be tracked back to individual patient accounts? Bad debt recoveries should be reported in the cost report year in which the recovery was made, and if at all possible, they should be reversed from the same Schedule F entry as the original write-off. However, if a lump sum recovery cannot be tracked back to the account(s) that were included in the original >100% FPL Schedule F entry, a prorated percentage of the recovery should be taken from each of the four >100% FPL categories. (6/18/03) 8.9 Step 10 of the agreed-upon-procedures in OAC 5101:3-2-23 , Appendix A permits hospitals to include charges for pending Medicaid accounts in the <100% FPL logs and Medicaid Cost Report Schedule F entries. How should this process be administered? OHA recommends hospitals get a signed HCAP application from the patient or his/her legal representative at discharge for every patient who is <100% FPL and has a Medicaid application pending with the County Department of Job and Family Services (CDJFS). These accounts should be kept in a separate, "Medicaid Pending" log until the CDJFS determination is complete. If the CDJFS approves the Medicaid application, the account can be removed from the Medicaid Pending log and billed to Medicaid. If the Medicaid application is denied, and the patient is eligible for HCAP based on the requirements in OAC 5101:3-2-07.17, the account should be removed from the Medicaid Pending log and included in the log and Cost Report entry for <100% or >100%, with or without insurance, whichever is appropriate. At the point a Cost Report is filed, and assuming the patient is eligible for HCAP based on the requirement of OAC 5101:3-2-07.17, the hospital may add any accounts still Medicaid pending with dates of service within the fiscal year the Cost Report covers to the <100% FPL Log and include the charges in the appropriate Cost Report entry. The auditor is expected to verify that the hospital has a signed HCAP applications and that there has been no CDJFS eligibility determination for any of the pending accounts added to the <100% FPL log. If a CDJFS retroactively determines a patient to be eligible for Medicaid, the hospital may bill the account to Medicaid. Since the account was reported in a Schedule F entry for <100% FPL, the hospital is not required to treat the Medicaid payment as a bad debt recovery in the following fiscal year. (070110) 8.10 Determination of coverage by auto liability insurers also often takes a long time. Does FAQ 8.9 extend to auto liability insurers? No. 8.10a Does ODJFS require hospitals to bill an auto liability or ―Med-Pay‖ payer prior to writing an account off to HCAP? No. ODJFS has taken the position that auto-liability and "Med-Pay" is not health insurance. In addition, it is often difficult to determine whether a liability or Med- Pay payment is intended to cover health care services, as outlined in 5101:3-2- 07.17(C). However, some hospitals have taken the position they want to pursue liability or Med-Pay, because they have the potential to collect full billed charges. ODJFS does not oppose this position, other than to state a hospital must not pursue payment from the patient while an auto liability or Med-Pay insurer is deciding whether to pay, and ODJFS will not grant an exception to the Cost Report timeliness limits if an auto liability or Med-Pay payer denies the claim after the Cost Report that covers the date of service has closed (FAQ 7.10). Conversely, once a hospital decides to write-off an account to HCAP it should stop all collection efforts from the patient or the liability/med pay insurer. OHA recommends that if a hospital decides to pursue a liability or Med-Pay insurer it should complete and pend an HCAP application. That way if it later decides to write the account off to HCAP it has the paperwork on file. Also, OHA recommends the hospital keep these accounts segregated so it can examine them at the point it files its Medicaid Cost Report and decide whether to write the account off to HCAP and abandon the pursuit of a payment from the insurance company, or take the chance it will lose the HCAP write-off and wait for the liability/med-pay insurer to make up its mind. 8.10b If, after a hospital takes an HCAP write-off and ceases collection activities from a liability or Med-Pay insurer, the insurer pays the account anyway. Can the hospital keep the payment? Yes, but if the Medicaid Cost Report that covers the date of service is still open the hospital must reverse the HCAP write-off. 8.11 Can Medicare Bad Debts also be written-off to HCAP? No. 8.12 Can an account be considered eligible for both HCAP and the Ohio Victims of Crime Compensation Fund? No. 8.13 Should a hospital treat a payment from a local levy that covers indigent patients as a bad debt recovery? No. It is not necessary to net local levy payments from the amount claimed as uncompensated care on the Medicaid Cost Report. 8.14 Many hospitals automatically write-off small balance, patient pay accounts. Can these small balance write-offs be claimed as uncompensated care and included in the logs and cost report entries for >100% FPL? Yes, assuming the hospital has ensured the small balance write-offs do not contain charges for Medicaid recipients, they represent medically necessary, hospital-level services, they are divided between insured and non-insured entries, and they can be certified as required by Appendix A of OAC 5101:3-2-23. Un-renumbered FAQ 7.15 was eliminated. (070110) 8.16 Can charges for patients with incomes below 100% of the federal poverty income guidelines be included in the Cost Report Schedule F entries for patients with incomes above 100% FPL? If for any reason a patient with an income below 100% FPL is not eligible for Medicaid and does not meet the eligibility or documentation requirements for free care outlined in OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 and the hospitals' documentation policy, the charges may be written off to bad debt and included in the Schedule F fields and lines for over 100% FPL. Additional information is included in FAQ 8.1. (070110) 8.17 If an uninsured patient states his injuries were the result of an accident, must the hospital bill a liability insurer before writing the account off to HCAP? Hospitals should always pursue payment for medical care from every reasonable source, governmental and private, and it is important to keep in mind a liability insurer may pay a patient's charges in full. However, there is no requirement for a hospital to document that a source of liability coverage does not exist prior to writing an eligible account off to HCAP. Note this FAQ was moved from Section 2 on Applications. (070110) 8.18 If a hospital becomes aware a patient received a payment from a liability insurer, must it pursue the patient for that payment prior to writing the account off to HCAP? A liability insurer is not a health care third-party payer, so OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 (C) does not require a hospital to pursue a payment from one. However, Section (C)(4) gives a hospital the option to pursue any "compensation or benefits from any person or governmental agency for goods and services rendered." As such, if the hospital is sure the payment from the liability insurer was directly related to the health care delivered in an account written off to HCAP it has the option to pursue the liability insurance payment it if it wishes. Note this FAQ was moved from Section 2 on Applications. (070110) 8.19 Can a hospital write off charges to HCAP for a self-pay patient who does not respond to repeated requests for information? No. Note this FAQ was moved from Section 2 on Applications. (070110) 8.20 If another payer declares a non-cooperative patient to be self-pay, can the patient apply for HCAP? No. Note this FAQ was moved from Section 2 on Applications. (070110) PATIENT PAYMENTS Note this section is renumbered as 9 (070110) 9.1 If a patient is found to be eligible for free care and has already made payments on an account, must the payments be returned? Yes. The hospital must return any payments from the patient for hospital-level services. Any payment(s) for non-hospital services, e.g., physician, take home drugs, or home health services, do not have to be returned, since they were not eligible for free care in the first place. 9.2 Can a hospital apply a patient's refund from a patient account that is found to be retrospectively eligible for HCAP to another account for the same patient or his/her family that is not eligible for HCAP? No, as long as the payment which caused the refund can be linked to an account that is covered by HCAP. However, if a patient has multiple open accounts, some of which are not eligible for HCAP, and the hospital can document a payment was not specifically intended for an HCAP-covered account, the payment can be applied or re-applied to another account that is not eligible for HCAP. Notification indicating the account to which the payment was applied must be provided to the patient. 9.3 If a patient's religious or cultural community makes a partial payment on his/her account and the patient wants to apply for free care for the balance, can the hospital accept the partial payment? In general, all payments on accounts found to be eligible for free care must be refunded. However, ODJFS recognizes the situation outlined in FAQ 8.3, and will permit the hospital to accept a partial payment only under the following, documented circumstances: The payment cannot be accepted directly from the patient. It must come from the religious or community group. The payment must be voluntary, with the understanding that the patient's charges are eligible in full for HCAP/free care and that no payment for hospital services is necessary. The partial payment must be reported or reflected in the appropriate data entry in the Medicaid Cost Report Schedule F. (070110) HOSPITAL-BASED DATA REVIEW REQUIREMENTS Note this section is renumbered as 10 (070110) 10.1 Is an independent audit by a CPA of the data on Medicaid Cost Report Schedule F required prior to a hospitals initial submission of a Cost Report to ODJFS? Yes. (070110) 10.2 If there are no accounts, or an insufficient number of accounts in any category that is required to be sampled by OAC 5101:3-2-23, Appendix A, how should an auditor proceed? OAC 5101:3-2-23 requires a specific number of accounts, in specific categories, to be examined by each hospital, depending on the total amount of uncompensated care (UC) without insurance the hospital is reporting. If a hospital has an insufficient number of accounts in any UC category, it should increase the number of accounts randomly selected in other categories until it reaches the total number of accounts it is required to examine. 10.3 If a hospital changes the amount reported in the Medicaid Cost Report Schedule F after the report is reviewed and initially submitted, does the entire Schedule F have to be re-reviewed by the hospital's CPA? The answer depends on the nature and the degree of changes to Schedule F after the initial submission. If the only change is the addition of some accounts to the <100% FPL categories for patients who have applied for free care after the report was initially submitted, the CPA only has to review a small random sample of the newly approved accounts for compliance with OAC 5101:3-2-07.17 . However, if the hospital has made wholesale changes to Schedule F entries after the initial submission, it is recommended the entire data review be repeated, in accordance with OAC 5101:3-2-23 . 10.4 OAC 5101:3-2-23, Appendix A states the external reviewer shall issue a report to the hospital that includes required corrective actions. How should a hospital respond? Should this report be submitted to ODJFS with the Medicaid Cost Report? Each hospital is expected to correct any material errors in the Schedule F data prior to the Cost Report being submitted. OHA further recommends hospitals prepare a formal response to the report describing any corrective action being undertaken as a result of problems identified in the report. ODJFS does not require a hospital to submit the auditor's report with the Medicaid Cost Report, but a copy of it must be kept for at least three years. If a hospital has fewer accounts in total than is required by OAC 5101:3-2-23, all accounts reported in Schedule F must be included in the auditor's review.
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In mathematics, a ±1–sequence is a sequence of numbers, each of which is either 1 or −1. One example is the sequence (x1, x2, x3, ...), where xi = (−1)i+1.
Such sequences are commonly studied in discrepancy theory.
Erdős discrepancy problem[edit]
Around 1932 mathematician Paul Erdős conjectured that for any infinite ±1-sequence and any integer C, there exist integers k and d such that:
The Erdős Discrepancy Problem asks for a proof or disproof of this conjecture.
In October 2010, this problem was taken up by the Polymath Project.[1]
In February 2014, Alexei Lisitsa and Boris Konev of the University of Liverpool, UK, [2] showed that every sequence of 1161 or more elements satisfies the conjecture in the special case C = 2, which proves the conjecture for C ≤ 2. As of February 2014[update], this is the best such bound available. Their proof relies on a SAT-solver computer algorithm whose output takes up 13 gigabytes of data, more than the entire text of Wikipedia, so it cannot be verified by human mathematicians. However, human checking may not be necessary: if an independent computer verification returns the same results, the proof is likely to be correct.[3]
Barker codes[edit]
A Barker code is a sequence of N values of +1 and −1,
- for j = 1, 2, …, N
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for all .[4]
Barker codes of length 11 and 13 are used in direct-sequence spread spectrum and pulse compression radar systems because of their low autocorrelation properties.
See also[edit]
- ^ "The Erdős discrepancy problem". Polymath Project.
- ^ Konev, Boris; Lisitsa, Alexei (17 Feb 2014). "A SAT Attack on the Erdos Discrepancy Conjecture". arXiv:1402.2184.
- ^ Aron, Jacob (February 17, 2014). "Wikipedia-size maths proof too big for humans to check". New Scientist. Retrieved February 18, 2014.
- ^ Barker, R. H. (1953). "Group Synchronizing of Binary Digital Sequences". Communication Theory. London: Butterworth. pp. 273–287.
- Chazelle, Bernard. The Discrepancy Method: Randomness and Complexity. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-77093-9.
External links[edit]
- The Erdős discrepancy problem – Polymath Project
- Computer cracks Erdős puzzle – but no human brain can check the answer—The Independent (Friday, 21 February, 2014)


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El Pardo Things to Do
Visit Seminario Serafico de Misiones
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Gregorio Hernandez carved it in Vallodalid, on request by Felipe III, 1605, in memory of the birth of his son Felipe [later Felipe IV].
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Meson Charro: Take a break in Pardo!
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Carolyn's Beach House
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Carolyn's beach house has a conservatory with patio windows, offering fantastic sea views. A beautiful sight, especially at night! Very romantic and easy to go for a walk on the beach!
Villa / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 8
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Villa / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 8
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This detached villa is just perfect for romantic getaways or child-friendly fun.
This recently renovated and furnished home is uniquely situated. Seven paces from your front door place you on one of the finest sandy beaches on the French Mediterranean coast. Unrestricted views of the blue Mediterranean will surely bring a smile to your face!
This property is fully equipped for comfortable year round living. The house is nicely furnished and has all of the essentials, including a washing machine/dryer, gas oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge with freezer and microwave/convection oven.
UK satellite TV, internet broadband, stereo system, DVD player are supplied.
This newly renovated and furnished villa offers 3 bedrooms with 1 queen size bed and 2 bedrooms with 2-twins or 1 king size bed plus a couch in the living room which opens up into a comfortable double size bed.
The living/dining room provides a dining table and seating for 6.
Bathroom has shower, WC and hand basin. New additional bathroom available from spring 2012.
Conservatory with patio windows runs the entire length of the front of the house and offers fantastic sea views.
Satellite TV (BBC), BBQ, private off-street parking. Accessible from Narbonne via bus.
Restaurants and shops are within an easy level walk - no hills to trudge up or down!
The house is situated where sea breezes move through the house making your stay a comfortable one. Large conservatory with sliding glass doors allows you to open up the front of the house, creating an open terrace for dining or just relaxing. From there you have unbeatable and unrestricted views of the beach and the Mediterranean Sea.
In cooler seasons radiant floor heat warms the house, providing you with a very comfortable environment. This completely detached house has it's own off street parking.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access
|TV, Satellite TV
|3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Kitchen - fully equipped with washing machine/dryer, gas oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge with freezer, microwave/convection oven, iron and ironing board.
UK satellite TV.
Bedrooms - 3 bedrooms, 1 queen size bed, and 1 bedroom with 2-twins which can be joined into 1 king size bed plus one other double or twin bedroom.
Bathrooms - 2 bathrooms with shower, WC and hand basin.
Newly furnished living/dining room with dining table and seating for 6 and a sofabed.
Internet broadband, stereo system, DVD player, satellite TV (BBC).
Central heating.
|Further details outdoors
Terrace with garden furniture and BBQ.
|Further details
Linen and towels provided.
No pets sorry.
No smoking.
The Languedoc-Roussillon region
The villa is located in Narbonne-Plage, literally a few steps to the beach. Narbonne-Plage is in the Aude region, an hour from the Spanish borders.
Nearest airport: Perpignan about 50 km away
The child friendly beach in front of the house has lifeguards on duty (seasonally), with a gently sloping, rock-free bottom-contour with no sudden drop-offs providing a safe and enjoyable experience for your family.
Activities are available for all interests: sailing, fishing, sail boarding, amusement parks, biking, safari park, Roman ruins, vineyard tours, golfing, artist studios, and many, many more.
Narbonne is less than a one hour drive from the Spanish border. It is an interesting well maintained city with a long history.
The Canal de Robine - which joins the Canal du Midi - runs through the centre of the city, offering picturesque towpath walks and boat excursions.
The centre of Narbonne contains boulevards, narrow streets, squares and ancient buildings. Among these are traditional markets, cafes, restaurants, boutiques, bakers and confectioners. On the outskirts of Narbonne there are hypermarkets, sports facilities and of course vineyards.
The old town has been tastefully enhanced with gushing fountains, pedestrianised streets and provides a wonderful Southern French atmosphere with a Spanish twist.
Every morning it's fabulous food market in 'Les Halles' sells fresh locally grown vegetables, meats, charcuterie, fish, cheeses, pastries and much more including a few locally produced wines.
The Walled City of Carcassonne is known first and foremost as a fortified medieval town. Through it's maze of narrow cobbled streets lie an abundance of small shops selling a variety of hand made jewellery, leather goods and artwork.
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- 17th Jan 2014
- Ground: The Greenyards
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Heineken Cup Pool 1: Cian Healy reflects on Leinster's win over Ospreys
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Leinster forward Cian Healy struck a satisfied note after helping his side to a 36-3 Heineken Cup win over Ospreys.
The five-try victory over their RaboDirect PRO12 rivals was good enough to secure the three-time former champions a place in the last eight, Healy himself scoring the second try of the night.
The Ireland international told Sky Sports "It was pretty good, we had to stick to our guns. It was a slow game, trying to piece things together was tough enough but we stuck to what Matty (coach Matt O'Connor) told us and pulled it off nicely at the end."
Leinster have been far from their fluent best in recent weeks but that is of no concern to Healy - indeed he is hoping it will help them to play their best rugby at the business end of the season.
He added: "We are plugging way, working on getting what we want. It has happened to us in seasons before where we are going away and winning and not playing our best rugby.
"But then it takes time for that to click and we don't really want that clicking at the start of the season, we want to work on it and it comes right at the right time of the season."
Leinster will in all likelihood miss out on a home quarter-final but Healy is not concerned by the prospect of having to win on the road.
He said: "We believe in what we can do. Obviously it would be great to be in Dublin with the home support and all, but we will go anywhere and play anywhere."
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Situated in the popular Portobello district of Dublin, neighbourhood restaurant Locks Brasserie follows in the footsteps of acclaimed sister eatery Pearl. Infused with an air of refined luxury,
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Prosciutto-Wrapped Grilled Fig Salad
Grilling adds a delicious charred flavor to prosciutto-wrapped fresh figs stuffed with tangy goat cheese. Serving them atop a bed of lightly dressed greens cuts the richness of the dish.
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- 0.50 tsp. fresh thyme leaves
- 0.50 tsp. fennel seeds
- 4 oz. goat cheese
- salt
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- 10 fresh figs
- 4 oz. prosciutto
- 2 tbsp. sherry vinegar
- 1 tbsp. pure honey
- 1 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
- 5 oz. mixed baby greens
- Prepare outdoor grill for direct grilling on medium.
- Chop thyme and fennel together; combine, in bowl, with cheese, pinch salt, and 1/4 teaspoon black pepper.
- Scoop 1 level teaspoon goat cheese mixture onto cut side of 1 fig half. Repeat with remaining cheese and figs. Wrap 1 strip prosciutto around each fig, enclosing cheese. If prosciutto doesn't stick to itself, secure with toothpicks.
- Grill figs 2 to 3 minutes or until prosciutto is lightly charred and cheese is soft, turning over once.
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