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UNOFFICIAL 1700.1-14 lifetime that provides for housing, residential services and nursing care. “Contract” means a contract between a participating health plan and the department to provide medical services. “Coordinated content” means information included in an eligibility notice regarding the transfer of the individual’s or household’s electronic account to another insurance affordability program for a determination of eligibility. “Co-payment” means the amount that a beneficiary or member must pay, usually a fixed amount of the cost of a service. “Cost reports” means the forms DHS 401 of a certified FQHC or RHC with all documentation and requirements which were necessary for acceptability. “Cost-share” means the amount identified by the department as an individual's excess income available for meeting a portion of the individual's own health care cost. “Cost-sharing related to Medicare part D” means any premiums, deductibles, co-payments, co-insurance, and any cost incurred within the Part D coverage gap. “Costs” mean total finally-settled allowable costs of acute inpatient services, unless otherwise specified. “Creditable coverage” means a medical insurance or health plan that will cover the treatment of breast or cervical cancer or a pre-cancerous condition of the breast or cervix. “Custodian” means any organization or individual, not a public agency or officer, responsible for centrally locating the program manuals and making the manuals publicly accessible to a substantial number of the medical assistance beneficiary population served. The agencies and organizations shall accept responsibility for filing all amendments and changes forwarded by the department. “DAC” or “disabled adult child” means a blind or disabled individual who is age eighteen years or older and who is receiving OASDI benefits as a dependent adult child of a beneficiary who is a parent,