A nominee can be assigned multiple components with different delivery patterns for each component for the same period of time. The following example describes how financial components are generated when a nominee is assigned to multiple case components with different delivery patterns for the same period of time.
John Smith is the primary client and has two delivery patterns: "Weekly by Check in Advance on Monday" and "Monthly by Check in Advance on 1st of Month". John Smith is assigned the Income Assistance Component with the delivery pattern "Weekly by Check in Advance on Monday" and the Medical Assistance Component with the delivery pattern "Monthly by Check in Advance on 1st of Month" from November 1st which is the case start date.
The daily rate for the Income Assistance and Medical Assistance Components are $10 and $15 respectively. The case end date is December 31st.
The following financial components are generated for John Smith for the Income Assistance Component:
Amount: $70 (weekly rate)
Payment Due Date: November 1st, November 8th, November 15th, November 22nd, November 29th, December 6th, December 13th, December 20th, December 27th.
Amount: $50 (daily rate)
Payment Due Date: December 27th
The following financial component is generated for John Smith for the Medical Assistance Component:
Amount: $450 (monthly rate)
Payment Due Date: November 1st, December 1st
John Smith receives payments for Income Assistance Component in advance every week on a Monday in November and December. As the last week does not consist of a full delivery period i.e. 7 days, the system creates another financial component for the period December 27th to December 31st.
John Smith also receives payments for Medical Assistance Component in advance on the first of November and December.