Moving a Client from One Setting of Care to Another

question 4

Multiple Choice

Moving a client from one setting of care to another, such as from home health to a hospital or assisted-living facility or from the hospital to home health or a rehabilitation setting, presents a number of challenges to clients and their families and is referred to as which of the following?

• A) Continuity of care
• B) Transition of care
• C) Coordination of care
• D) Management of care

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Definitions:

Compensating Balances

Minimum cash balances that a business agrees to maintain in its account as part of a loan agreement, often used to reduce the lender's risk.

Pledging Agreement

An agreement where a borrower pledges an asset as collateral to secure a loan, ensuring the lender can seize the asset if the loan defaults.

Warehousing

In finance, a method of securing the lender’s interest when borrowing is secured by inventories. The inventory is placed in a warehouse operated by a third party. When it is drawn out of the warehouse by the borrower, a pro rata share of payment on the loan is due.

Legal Control

The power or authority to direct the management and policies of a company or organization, typically through ownership of voting shares or by contract.