Md. Code, Health - General § 24-1503
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§24–1503.
Official statutory text
(a) Any county or municipality may apply to the Secretary for a grant from the Fund to be applied toward a program that provides care coordination services to low–income pregnant and postpartum women and to children from birth to 3 years old.
(b) An application for a grant from the Fund shall include, at minimum:
(1) Evidence that the county’s or municipality’s care coordination services will be a collaborative effort involving:
(i) The appropriate public service agencies; and
(ii) Community–based providers; and
(2) A plan for the establishment of a database that collects data from the program to ensure that the services are provided to the families with the highest need.
(b) An application for a grant from the Fund shall include, at minimum:
(1) Evidence that the county’s or municipality’s care coordination services will be a collaborative effort involving:
(i) The appropriate public service agencies; and
(ii) Community–based providers; and
(2) A plan for the establishment of a database that collects data from the program to ensure that the services are provided to the families with the highest need.
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