#ARC MON DOSSIER UPDATE#
Change and update your address online and.Check the status of your Permanent Resident Card (commonly referred to as a Green Card).Having a USCIS online account allows you to: Creating a USCIS online account is voluntary. (See Health-related Travel policy.When your USCIS Immigrant Fee is paid, you will have the option to create a USCIS online account after you verify your identity. Clients who are eligible to continue receiving ARC in community facilities are eligible to receive the costs of transportation incurred in Canada if transferred from one health care facility to another for medical reasons.Clients who are eligible to continue receiving ARC in community facilities after June 30, 1993, must continue to pay up to the maximum accommodation and meal rate (see Accommodation and Meals Contribution policy).The maximum rate payable for the continuation of ARC in community facilities after June 30, 1993, is provided in Maximum Rates Payable for Veterans Independence Program and Long Term Care Program Services.A client who transfers from one facility to another is not considered to have an interruption of care. there is an interruption in the provision of the care (e.g.they lose the eligibility through which they initially gained access to the provision of this care in a community facility, and they do not meet the eligibility criteria of any other VIP eligible client group or.ARC cannot be provided to clients after June 30, 1993, if, after that date:.they continue to meet VIP eligibility criteria.they continue without interruption to require and receive this care, and.The clients noted in paragraph 3 may receive ARC in community facilities after June 30, 1993, if:.they meet the approval conditions outlined in paragraph 4.an assessment indicates the provision of ARC is once again the most appropriate response to their health needs and.clients in receipt of ARC in community facilities on June 30, 1993, who, after that date, require Intermediate Care Service and who subsequently improve to the point that:.they meet the approval conditions as outlined in paragraph 4 and.an assessment indicates that the provision of ARC would be a more appropriate response to their health needs and.clients receiving Intermediate Care Service on June 30, 1993, if:.clients whose applications for ARC in community facilities, received as of June 30, 1993, were subsequently approved.clients with contribution arrangements in effect on June 30, 1993, authorizing the provision of ARC.The following clients may receive ARC in community facilities after June 30, 1993:.This policy also provides direction on how the grandfather provision applies not only to clients receiving ARC service on June 30, 1993, but also to clients receiving intermediate care service on June 30, 1993, who might later require ARC in a community facility, as they were already in receipt of the basic elements of ARC service as part of their intermediate care service.Clients who were approved for ARC prior to its termination, July 1, 1993, were grandfathered for this care.
Effective July 1, 1993, ARC was removed as a VIP service. ARC in community facilities was provided as a Veterans Independence Program (VIP) service to eligible clients until June 30, 1993.This policy provides direction on the continuation of adult residential care (ARC) to clients in community facilities after June 30, 1993, under the Veterans Health Care Regulations.
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