Michigan Administrative Code
Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
Bureau of Community and Health Systems
Program Match Requirements
Section R. 325.4151 - Definitions

(a) "Cash contribution" means the local cash outlay reflected in the program budget submitted to the office by a coordinating agency and subsequently supported by expenditure reports and records.

(b) "Code" means Act No. 368 of the Public Acts of 1978, as amended, being S333.1101 et seq. of the Michigan Compiled Laws.

(c) "Federal funds" means federal monies received by the local coordinating agency directly from the federal government.

(d) "Fees and collections" means funds derived from the provision of products, supplies, services, or patient, second party, or third party reimbursements or payments. Only those fees and collections derived from patient, second party, or third party reimbursements and payments may be carried over from one fiscal year to the next fiscal year.

(e) "In-kind contributions" means the value of authorized non-cash contributions justified by the coordinating agency and approved by the office according to R 325.4152.

(f) "Office" means office of substance abuse services.

(g) "Patient reimbursements and payments" means reimbursements and payments received from an individual for care or services rendered to that individual.

(h) "Program budget" means the total financial plan, including both state and non-state shares, submitted for approval to the office by a coordinating agency to carry out the purposes of the program plan.

(i) "Second party reimbursements and payments" means reimbursements and payments which are not patient or third party reimbursements and payments, but which are received from a person, including a governmental entity, in response to a charge for care or service to another individual, such as an employee of that person.

(j) "Third party reimbursements and payments" means reimbursements and payments received from a third party pay or, such as a private insurance company, or payments made under medicaid, medicare, or other provisions of the social security act, 42 U.S.C. S301 et seq., which are related to the cost of providing patient care or services.