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The document is a request from the CARES program for additional medical information needed to determine the medical eligibility of an individual for long-term care services. It outlines specific forms and information required, including a completed Medical Certification form and various medical documents. The request emphasizes the urgency of providing this information to avoid delays in the approval process for the Institutional Care Program.

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