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The document is an addendum to the HIE Participation Agreement between Chesapeake Regional Information System For Our Patients (CRISP) and a facility providing substance use disorder services. It establishes CRISP as a Qualified Services Organization, allowing access to protected patient information under 42 C.F.R. Part 2 for the purpose of providing specific services while ensuring compliance with confidentiality regulations. The addendum outlines definitions, services to be performed, compliance obligations, and termination conditions.

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Community-based LTSS programs help older adults and people with disabilities live at home or in local settings. The result: better health and maximum independence. Community-based LTSS also provide help and encouragement to family members caring for older adults and people with disabilities.

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