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| | 4/12/2010 | | NDAD Quarterly Newsletter - Spring Edition 2010 | | Please click on the following attachment to view the new Spring Edition of the NDAD Insider.
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NDAD ...  | | | | | 1/27/2010 | | NDAD Administers North Dakota Organ Transplant Fund | | | The Organ Transplant Fund was established by the ND Legislature in 1991 to provide funds to help individuals alleviate demonstrated financial needs related to costs associated with transplant ... | | | | | 6/22/2009 | | Escape to the Lake a Great Success! | | | More than 100 people are at Lake Nelson... near Center this weekend as part of the North Dakota Association for the Disabled 'Escape to the Lake' event. Reporter Kate Schell has the story. More than ... | | | | | 10/30/2008 | | Accessible Van Now Available at Fargo NDAD Office | | | The Fargo NDAD office now has a van with a lift available for loan to individuals in the community who are wheelchair users. The van can be used for in town medical appointments or events. The van ... | |
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| | 11/20/2009 | | QSP Information | | | Can a QSP bill a private pay client less than what they charge Medical Services?
Yes, if the tasks are not personal care activities. A state program administrator clarified that if QSP’s are completing tasks that are not personal care such as “supervision, observation, companionship or sleeping”, then they can charge a lesser fee. However, if the QSP is doing personal care tasks or homemaking, they must charge privately what they charge Medical Services. Cuing to complete a task is a personal care activity.
Therefore, a QSP may bill at a lesser rate when completing tasks that are not personal care.
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