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(A) The ODJFS shall adopt rules that establish eligibility standards for aged, blind or disabled individuals who reside in one of the home or facilities specified in Chapter 173-35 of the Administrative Code but who, because of their income, do not receive SSI payments. The rules may provide that these individuals may include individuals receive other types of benefits, including SSDI provided under Title II of the Social Security Act.
(B) The purpose of RSS is to provide cash assistance to medicaid-eligible aged, blind, or disabled adults who have increased needs due to a medical condition which is not severe enough to require institutionalization. The RSS cash payment is used together with the individual’s personal income to pay for an alternative living arrangement to institutional care and for the individual’s personal needs.
(C) An RSS recipient is eligible for regular medicaid as a means of meeting medical care needs.
(D) The goals of RSS are to help prevent premature or unnecessary institutionalization of aged, blind, or disabled adults who can remain in the community through alternative living arrangements and to deinstitutionalize those aged, blind, or disabled adults who have been inappropriately placed in long term care facilities and who can return to the community through alternative living arrangements.
(E) The cost of the RSS cash payment is paid by state funds only. The cost of medicaid for an RSS recipient is paid by state and federal funds. The RSS level of care (LOC) determination and case management functions shall be administered by Ohio department of aging (ODA). Medicaid eligibility and RSS financial eligibility shall be determined by the local CDJFS.
HISTORY: Eff 12-1-82; 9-12-91 (Emer.); 12-2-91; 1-30-94; 7-1-95 (Emer.); 9-24-95; 10-1-02
Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15
Rule authorized by: RC 5111.011
Rule amplifies: RC 5111.01, 5111.011, 173.35
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 5/2/2002 and 10/01/2007
(A) An individual who has completed an JFS 07120 “Residential State Supplement Referral” must meet all of the following criteria to be enrolled into the RSS program:
(1) A county department of job and family services (CDJFS) must have determined the individual to be financially eligible for medicaid in accordance with rule 5101:1-17-04 of the Administrative Code.
(2) The individual must need at least a protective level of care as defined in rule 5101:3-3-08 of the Administrative Code.
(3) The individual must not require more than one hundred twenty days of skilled nursing care as defined in rule 3701-20-17 of the Administrative Code, during any twelve month period unless the individual resides in a licensed residential care facility authorized to provide skilled nursing care in accordance with section 3721.011 of the Revised Code; and
(4) The individual must not have a cognitive impairment which requires the presence of another person on a twenty-four hour a day basis for the purpose of supervision to prevent harm.
(5) The RSS individual cannot be related to the owner or caregiver of the RSS living arrangement. In order to be eligible for RSS, an individual must be residing in an approved community living arrangement and a Passport administrative agency (PAA) must have determined that the facility is appropriate for the individual’s needs in accordance with rule 173-35-05.1 of the Administrative Code. The appropriate living arrangements are:
(a) An “adult foster home” certified under section 173.36 of the Revised Code;
(b) An “adult family home” as defined in section 3722.01 of the Revised Code, that is licensed as an adult care facility under section 3722.04 of the Revised Code;
(c) An “adult group home” as defined in section 3722.01 of the Revised Code, that is licensed as an adult care facility under section 3722.04 of the Revised Code;
(d) A “residential care facility” as defined in section 3721.01 of the Revised Code, that is licensed under section 3721.02 of the Revised Code;
(e) A “community alternative home” as defined in section 3724.01 of the Revised Code, that is licensed under section 3724.03 of the Revised Code;
(f) A residential facility of the type defined in division (A)(1)(d)(ii) of section 5119.22 of the Revised Code, that is licensed by the Ohio department of mental health; or
(g) An apartment or room that is used to provide community mental health services, is certified by the Ohio department of mental health under division (M) of section 5119.61 of the Revised Code, and is approved by a board of alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health services in accordance with division (A)(13) of section 340.03 of the Revised Code.
(6) The individual must not be a participant in any federal 1915C waiver program.
(7) The individual must not be a participant in ODJFS’ program of all-inclusive care for the elderly (PACE).
(8) The individual must not be enrolled in a medicare or medicaid-certified hospice program.
(9) The PAA must have an RSS vacancy.
(10) The individual must agree to participate in the development of a residential care plan created by the “passport administrative agency” (PAA) and must sign the RSS resident agreement/release of information form.
(11) The individual must meet the financial eligibility criteria for RSS set forth in Chapter 5101:1-17 of the Administrative Code.
(B) An individual who has been selected by the PAA for an RSS enrollment eligibility determination, or his/her authorized representative, must complete an application for medicaid using either the JFS 07100 or JFS 07200 if he or she is not currently a medicaid recipient. The application for medicaid must be filed within thirty days of the day the registrant is notified of the selection. After the individual completes the JFS 07120 and either the JFS 07100 or JFS 07200, the individual or PAA shall submit the application to the CDJFS.
(1) An individual who has been selected by the PAA for an RSS enrollment eligibility determination may seek placement in any approved community living arrangement in any county in Ohio.
(2) Individuals selected for RSS eligibility determinations shall be notified by the PAA of their eligibility for RSS enrollment in accordance with Chapter 5101:6-2 of the Administrative Code.
HISTORY: Eff 9-24-95; 4-1-96; 10-1-02
Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15
Rule authorized by: RC 5111.011
Rule amplifies: RC 5111.01, 5111.011, 173.35
Replaces: 5101:1-17-02, 5101:1-17-16
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 10/01/2007
(A) The RSS and medicaid application process is initiated upon receipt of a completed JFS 07120 “Residential State Supplement Referral” from the passport administrative agency (PAA) verifying that the individual (or couple) has been selected for placement in the RSS program and, if necessary, the JFS 07100 “Application for Income, Medical, and Food Stamp Assistance” or JFS 07200 “Application for Cash, Medical and Food Stamp Assistance”.
Individuals already in receipt of medicaid benefits are not required to complete a JFS 07100 or JFS 07200 nor to complete a face-to-face interview. However, the individual must cooperate with the CDJFS if additional information is required in order to determine medicaid eligibility for RSS.
(B) If an individual completes the JFS 07120 at the CDJFS, a copy of the JFS 07120 will be forwarded to the PAA to register the individual for the RSS program. Eligibility for RSS will not be explored until receipt of the JFS 07120. The PAA will return a copy of the JFS 07120 when the individual has been selected for the RSS program. If the individual completes the JFS 07120 at the CDJFS he may also, at the same time, if necessary, complete an JFS 07200 and an interactive interview to have his eligibility determined for all other assistance programs.
(C) If the JFS 07120 is submitted by an individual to the CDJFS by mail, a copy of the JFS 07120 will be forwarded to the PAA to register the individual for the RSS program. Eligibility for RSS will not be explored until receipt of the JFS 07120 from the PAA verifying that the individual has been selected for the RSS program. A JFS 07100 or JFS 07200 should be issued, if necessary, to the individual for completion and to schedule a face-to-face interview to have eligibility determined for all other assistance programs.
(D) The signature date on the JFS 07120 shall remain protected as the RSS application date. For individuals not on medicaid, the medicaid application date is the date of receipt of a signed and dated JFS 07100 or JFS 07200. In some instances, medicaid retroactive eligibility must be determined to cover the RSS protected date.
(E) The CDJFS in the county in which the applicant/recipient resides shall accept and process the RSS application that has been submitted by the PAA in accordance with the application procedures outlined in Chapter 5101:1-38 of the Administrative Code once the individual has been selected for enrollment. A copy of the JFS 07120 shall be maintained in the assistance group’s case record that is located in the CDJFS.
(F) For a new assistance group, the CDJFS shall conduct the face-to-face interactive interview and preview of medicaid eligibility and RSS financial eligibility within five working days of receipt of the JFS 07120 and JFS 07100 or JFS 07200 from the PAA. For an ongoing medicaid assistance group, the CDJFS shall, within five working days of receipt of the JFS 07120, determine if the individual meets the RSS financial eligibility criteria. The CDJFS must notify the PAA of the results of the preview of RSS and medicaid eligibility.
(G) The level of care determination for RSS eligibility is not evidence that the limiting physical factor requirement for medicaid eligibility as defined in rule 5101:1-39-03 of the Administrative Code has been met.
(H) If RSS income/resource eligibility is not met, the CDJFS shall deny the RSS application. The denial notice shall be sent to the applicant, and authorized representative, if any. A copy of the denial notice shall also be issued to the PAA.
(I) The PAA will notify the CDJFS of the date the individual begins residing in an RSS allowable living arrangement. Reference rule 5101:1-17-05 of the Administrative Code for the beginning date of RSS money payment.
(J) Coordination of effort between the CDJFS and the PAA is necessary when determining eligibility for RSS.
(1) The CDJFS is responsible for determining eligibility for medicaid and financial eligibility for RSS.
(2) The PAA is responsible for determining eligibility for RSS placement, appropriate level of care and the subsequent monitoring of the placement to insure that the individual’s needs continue to be met.
(3) The CDJFS shall inform the PAA of the applicant/recipient’s eligibility for medicaid and an RSS payment, the type of RSS living arrangement that can be supplemented, and the amount of the RSS payment that can be authorized. Since the RSS financial need standards vary according to the RSS living arrangement, an individual/couple may be eligible for an RSS payment for one type of RSS living arrangement but not another.
(4) The CDJFS shall also inform the PAA of any change in the individual/couple’s medicaid and/or RSS financial eligibility.
(K) The PAA shall inform the CDJFS of the level of care, the RSS living arrangement secured, the address, and the beginning date of the placement. The PAA shall also inform the CDJFS of any change in the RSS individual’s/couple’s living arrangement and/or level of care.
(L) The CDJFS and/or PAA must document in the case record that the RSS applicant/recipient has received an appropriate level of care determination and identify the RSS placement.
(M) The applicant/recipient remains responsible for reporting changes within ten days to the CDJFS.
HISTORY: Eff 12-1-82; 10-1-90; 9-12-91 (Emer.); 12-2-91; 1-30-94; 10-1-02
Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15
Rule authorized by: RC 5111.011
Rule amplifies: RC 5111.01, 5111.011, 173.35
Replaces: 5101:1-17-03, 5101:1-17-05, 5101:1-17-06, 5101:1-17-07
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 10/01/2007
(A) The CDJFS shall not delay the determination of eligibility for all other assistance programs when RSS eligibility is still pending. If countable income is equal to or less than the medicaid need standard, the CDJFS shall approve regular medicaid, if all other eligibility criteria in Chapter 5101:1-39 of the Administrative Code is met.
(1) When a husband and wife reside in the same RSS facility and both have appropriate levels of care, the CDJFS shall determine their RSS financial and resource eligibility collectively utilizing the appropriate couple need standards.
(2) When a husband and wife reside in the same RSS facility and only one of them has an appropriate level of care, the CDJFS shall determine RSS financial and resource eligibility utilizing the appropriate individual need standard. The spouse who does not have the necessary level of care shall have medicaid eligibility determined in accordance with Chapter 5101:1-39 of the Administrative Code as an individual with one exception: income cannot be deemed to or from the RSS eligible spouse.
(3) QMB and SLMB financial eligibility is determined for the husband and wife as a couple even if only one has an appropriate level of care.
(B) If countable income exceeds the medicaid need standard, the CDJFS shall approve ongoing or delayed spenddown medicaid (as appropriate), if all other eligibility criteria in Chapter 5101:1-39 of the Administrative Code is met.
(C) If the countable income does not exceed the maximum RSS financial need standard for an individual/couple, the CDJFS shall pend the RSS application until the RSS enrollment determination is completed.
(D) QMB and SLMB eligibility determinations shall be made upon application for all programs, including RSS. If eligible, the CDJFS shall approve QMB or SLMB unless the individual, after having been fully informed of the benefits of each covered group, chooses not to have QMB or SLMB approved.
(E) If QMB or SLMB eligibility does not exist, the CDJFS shall deny QMB or SLMB. If RSS eligibility is subsequently approved, the CDJFS shall enroll the individual in the state buy-in only.
(F) The CDJFS shall determine retroactive medicaid eligibility in accordance with Chapter 5101:1-39 of the Administrative Code for coverage of non-RSS medicaid services.
(G) Medicaid’s general principles which define earned and unearned income outlined in Chapter 5101:1-39 of the Administrative Code are applicable to the RSS program.
(H) The financial eligibility methodologies for medicaid and RSS are quite similar. Countable income is the total gross income in cash or in-kind less the income exemptions outlined in Chapter 5101:1-39 of the Administrative Code. There are three exceptions to the medicaid financial eligibility determination that are not excluded from the RSS financial eligibility determination. These three exceptions are: the treatment of supplemental security income (SSI), the spenddown provisions, and the deeming provisions.
(1) SSI income is countable income in the RSS program, except that all SSI cost-of-living adjustments after October 1, 1982, are disregarded for all RSS assistance groups with SSI income.
(2) The medicaid spenddown provision does not apply in the RSS program. If an individual has countable income equal to or in excess of the financial need standard for the appropriate RSS living arrangement, the individual is ineligible for RSS.
(3) The RSS program has no deeming provision. For an RSS spouse and a non-RSS spouse residing in the same living arrangement, there is no deeming from the RSS spouse to the non-RSS spouse nor from the non-RSS spouse to the RSS spouse. They are both treated as individuals for purposes of determining RSS eligibility. If applicable, the non-RSS spouse shall have medicaid eligibility determined as an individual in accordance with Chapter 5101:1-39 of the Administrative Code with no deemed income allocation from the RSS spouse.
(I) Twenty dollars of any income, earned or unearned other than income from SSI, is disregarded. Only one twenty dollar disregard is applied per couple if both husband and wife are eligible for RSS.
(J) The disregard allowed from an eligible individual’s earned income is sixty-five dollars plus one-half of the remaining income.
(K) Earnings which are used to pay for blind work expenses and/or impairment-related work expenses may be deducted from the earned income in accordance with rule 5101:1-39-18 of the Administrative Code.
(L) The RSS assistance group’s countable income is compared to the RSS financial need standard for the appropriate living arrangement. If there is a deficit, the assistance group is eligible for an RSS payment. If there is no deficit, the assistance group is not eligible for the RSS program.
HISTORY: Eff 12-1-82; 7-1-83 (Temp); 9-24-83; 1-1-89 (Emer.); 3-6-89; 1-30-94; 10-1-02
Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15
Rule authorized by: RC 5111.011
Rule amplifies: RC 5111.01, 5111.011, 173.35
Replaces: 5101:1-17-04, 5101:1-17-09, 5101:1-17-10
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 10/01/2007
(A) The RSS payment to the assistance group shall be equal to the difference between the countable income and the financial need standard for the appropriate RSS living arrangement. The RSS payment is used together with the individual’s countable income to pay for the RSS living arrangement and the individual’s personal needs each month.
(B) The processing and distribution of RSS payments are completed in accordance with the applicable provisions found in Chapter 5101:1-37 of the Administrative Code and in the CRIS-E procedures except that RSS payments of ten dollars or less will be issued to RSS assistance groups. The procedures for changes in payments, delayed payments, and retroactive payments described in Chapter 5101:1-37 of the Administrative Code and the CRIS-E procedures are applicable to the RSS program.
(C) There are two types of aid payments in RSS:
(1) Unrestricted money payments – these are RSS payments that are delivered to the RSS individual.
(2) Protective payments – the RSS payment is made to a substitute payee serving as a representative of the RSS individual. The representative can be the RSS individual’s legal guardian, authorized representative, a relative, friend or the caregiver at the RSS living arrangement. When the need exists for a protective payment for RSS, the PAA is responsible for assisting the RSS individual in securing a representative payee.
(D) The RSS program has no provision for vendor payments. A vendor payment is made directly to a provider of services on behalf of an individual.
(E) The approval date for the RSS payment can not precede the signature date on the JFS 07120, the date of placement in an appropriate RSS living arrangement, or the date when all financial and resource eligibility requirements are met, whichever is later.
(F) When an individual leaves an RSS placement after the RSS payment has been made, a refund of the payment will not be made to the individual. If an individual leaves an RSS placement and moves to another RSS living arrangement and the RSS payment has been made to the previous residence, a second RSS payment will not be made for the new residence.
(G) When an individual leaves an RSS placement the CDJFS must determine the individual’s continued medicaid eligibility. If an adverse action is required (e.g., a change to delayed spenddown medicaid) the individual must be afforded hearing rights in accordance with Chapter 5101:6-2 of the Administrative Code.
(H) When an individual moves from a nursing facility or his personal residence into an RSS living arrangement the first day of the month and he is otherwise eligible for RSS, he is eligible for a full month’s RSS payment.
(I) When an individual moves from a personal residence into an RSS living arrangement on a date other than the first of the month and is otherwise eligible for RSS, he may have had non-RSS needs during the initial month of RSS placement. To give consideration to these expenses, it will be necessary to determine how much of an individual’s countable income is actually available to be applied to the RSS cost of care for a partial month.
(1) If an individual enters an RSS living arrangement after the first in the month, it will be necessary for the CDJFS to determine how much of his countable income is available to be used in the financial eligibility determination and payment computation.
(2) The use of the “prudent person concept” is of great importance here. In many cases the individual will have expended his available income to meet his non-RSS needs. The CDJFS will need to explore this area carefully with the individual.
(J) When an individual moves into an RSS living arrangement on a date other than the first of the month and he is otherwise eligible for RSS, the first month’s payment is calculated according to the following formula:
(1) Determine the monthly RSS payment in accordance with rule 5101:1-17-04 of the Administrative Code.
(2) Take the monthly RSS payment amount and divide it by the number of days in the month to arrive at the daily supplement amount (round cents up to the nearest penny).
(3) Take the daily supplement amount and multiply it by the actual number of days of RSS placement in the month. The actual number of days of RSS placement in the month includes the day that the individual moves into the RSS living arrangement through the last day of the month. For example, an individual who moves into an RSS living arrangement on the ninth of February (not leap year) is in placement for twenty days during the month of February. The ninth through the twenty-eighth day of February totals twenty days in placement.
(4) The amount arrived at in paragraph (E)(3) of this rule equals the prorated RSS payment or the amount of the first month’s RSS payment to an individual who moves into an RSS living arrangement on a date other than the first of the month. This prorated amount is rounded up to the nearest whole dollar amount.
(K) RSS individuals who temporarily enter a public or medicaid certified facility are potentially eligible to receive full uninterrupted RSS benefits during the first three full months of institutionalization. These RSS benefits are intended to allow the individual to maintain and provide for the expense of the RSS living arrangement in which the individual intends to live when discharged.
(L) RSS individuals not in receipt of SSI are eligible for continued RSS benefits provided the following criteria are met:
(1) Institutionalization – the individual must continuously reside in one or more of the following: a public medical institution, a public psychiatric institution, a medicaid approved hospital, or a Title XIX certified long term care facility (LTCF).
(2) Recipient status – the individual must be eligible for an RSS payment both the month prior to and the month he is placed in an institution.
(3) Physician’s certification – a statement from the physician that the individual’s period of medical confinement is not likely to exceed ninety consecutive days, beginning the day after the day of admission.
(4) Need to maintain the RSS facility placement – the individual must demonstrate that he needs to continue to maintain his placement in the RSS facility and that the RSS facility will keep the individual’s place available for him. A written statement from the RSS facility to this effect is necessary.
(5) Evidence required to establish temporary institutionalization for RSS individuals not in receipt of SSI must be provided no later than ninety days after the date of admission to the institution or day of release, whichever is earlier.
(M) RSS individuals in receipt of SSI must provide the verifications required in paragraph (L)(1) to (L)(5) of this rule. In addition, the individual must also provide verification that the social security administration (SSA) has approved continued SSI benefits. Verification required to establish eligibility for RSS individuals in receipt of SSI, must be provided no later than ninety days after the date of admission to the institution or the day of release, whichever is earlier.
(N) The CDJFS shall continue RSS payments to all individuals meeting the above criteria. Additionally, RSS payments and personal income are exempt from consideration as income in the long term care patient liability calculation for individuals entering a LTCF. The income exemption continues through the last day of the month in which the temporary period of medical confinement ends. The CDJFS must stop the RSS payment and count the individual’s income in the patient liability calculation, to be effective the following month.
(O) If an RSS recipient who is receiving extended benefits exceeds his/her expected stay in the medical facility, RSS benefits shall be terminated and the recipient’s income shall be counted in the patient liability calculation the following month, if appropriate. Any RSS payments made under the continued benefit provision are not overpayments if the recipient’s actual stay exceeds the expected stay of ninety days or less.
(P) Prior notice is not required to stop RSS payments and start vendor payments to a long term care facility.
(Q) When the license/certification of the RSS living arrangement expires, is revoked, or is suspended, the RSS payment is stopped.
(R) If the license/certification of the RSS living arrangement is not renewed and a new alternative living arrangement is not secured for the RSS individual, the RSS case is terminated. If the living arrangement’s license/certification is pending recertification, the RSS payment is stopped.
(S) When the living arrangement’s license/certification has been renewed, the RSS payment may be made retroactive to the effective date of the living arrangement’s recertification, as long as all other RSS eligibility factors are met.
(T) The PAA will maintain a copy of the RSS living arrangements’ license or certification in the RSS case record that is maintained by the PAA. The PAA is required to notify the CDJFS whenever an RSS living arrangement’s certification or license has been revoked or suspended or has expired. Upon notification that the RSS living arrangement’s license or certification has expired or has been suspended or revoked, the CDJFS must provide prior notice that the RSS individual’s RSS eligibility will be terminated because the individual no longer resides in an RSS living arrangement.
HISTORY: Eff 7-15-82 (Emer.); 12-1-82; 1-1-89 (Emer.); 3-6-89; 4-1-89; 9-12-91; 1-30-94; 10-1-02
Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15
Rule authorized by: RC 5111.011
Rule amplifies: RC 5111.01, 5111.011, 173.35
Replaces: 5101:1-17-11, 5101:1-17-12, 5101:1-17-14, 5101:1-17-15
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 10/01/2007
(A) Effective July 1, 2000, the allowable fees and financial need standards (FNS) for approved RSS community living arrangements are:
RSS living arrangement Allowable fee Personal needs allowance
Adult foster home
Individual $ 750 $ 50
Couple $1500 $100
Adult family home
Individual $ 750 $ 50
Couple $1500 $100
Adult group home
Individual $ 850 $ 50
Couple $1700 $100
Residential care facility
Individual $ 850 $ 50
Couple $1700 $100
Adult community alternative home
Individual $ 750 $ 50
Couple $1500 $100
Adult residential facility
Individual $ 750 $ 50
Couple $1500 $100
Adult community mental health
Individual $ 550 $ 50
Couple $1100 $100
(B) The FNS for a particular living arrangement consists of the allowable fee for that living arrangement, plus a personal needs allowance. The CDJFS uses the FNS to calculate an individual’s financial eligibility for the RSS program as specified in rule 5101:1-17-04 of the Administrative Code.
(C) The allowable fee for a particular living arrangement is the amount an RSS resident pays to a facility. The CDJFS uses the allowable fee to calculate the amount of supplement an RSS resident receives based upon the resident’s living arrangement as specified in rule 5101:1-17-03 of the Administrative Code.
HISTORY: Eff 5-1-98; 10-1-02
Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15
Rule authorized by: RC 5111.011
Rule amplifies: RC 5111.01, 5111.011, 173.35
Replaces: 5101:1-17-08
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 10/01/2007
(A) Section 1618 of the Social Security Act requires the Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS) to “pass along” SSI cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) by disregarding the COLA increases in determining the amount of the residential state supplement payment for RSS eligible individuals.
(B) All SSI COLAs after October 1, 1982 are disregarded in the calculation of income eligibility for RSS assistance groups who receive SSI payments. The disregard is applied regardless of the amount of the SSI payment or the length of time the individual has been receiving SSI. The current SSI COLA amount to be disregarded for individuals and couples is as follows:
SSI-eligible individual $236.00
SSI-eligible couple $355.00
(C) Summary chart for pass-along of SSI cost-of-living increases in RSS
SSI-eligible individual
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Date Maximum SSI SSI COLA increase Total SSI disregard
benefit rate to-date
10-1-82 $284.30 none none
7-1-83 $304.30 $9.70 $9.70
1-1-84 $314.00 $9.70 $19.40
1-1-85 $325.00 $11.00 $30.40
1-1-86 $336.00 $11.00 $41.40
1-1-87 $340.00 $4.00 $45.40
1-1-88 $354.00 $14.00 $59.40
7-1-88 $354.00 none $60.00
1-1-89 $368.00 $14.00 $74.00
1-1-90 $386.00 $18.00 $92.00
1-1-91 $407.00 $21.00 $113.00
1-1-92 $422.00 $15.00 $128.00
1-1-93 $434.00 $12.00 $140.00
1-1-94 $446.00 $12.00 $152.00
1-1-95 $458.00 $12.00 $164.00
1-1-96 $470.00 $12.00 $176.00
1-1-97 $484.00 $14.00 $190.00
1-1-98 $494.00 $10.00 $200.00
1-1-99 $500.00 $6.00 $206.00
1-1-2000 $512.00 $12.00 $218.00
1-1-01 $530.00 $18.00 $236.00
1-1-02 $545.00 $15.00 $251.00
SSI-eligible couples
10-1-820-1-82 $426.40 none none
7-1-83 $456.40 $14.60 $14.60
1-1-84 $472.00 $15.60 $30.20
1-1-85 $488.50 $16.50 $46.70
1-1-86 $504.00 $16.00 $62.70
1-1-87 $510.00 $6.10 $68.70
1-1-88 $532.00 $22.00 $90.70
7-1-88 $532.00 none $91.00
1-1-89 $553.00 $21.00 $112.00
1-1-90 $579.00 $26.00 $138.00
1-1-91 $610.00 $31.00 $169.00
1-1-92 $633.00 $23.00 $192.00
1-1-93 $652.00 $19.00 $211.00
1-1-94 $669.00 $17.00 $228.00
1-1-95 $687.00 $18.00 $246.00
1-1-96 $705.00 $18.00 $264.00
1-1-97 $726.00 $21.00 $285.00
1-1-98 $741.00 $15.00 $300.00
1-1-99 $751.00 $10.00 $310.00
1-1-2000 $769.00 $12.00 $328.00
1-1-01 $796.00 $27.00 $355.00
1-1-02 $817.00 $21.00 $376.00
HISTORY: Eff 12-1-82; 7-1-83 (Temp); 9-24-83; 1-1-85 (Emer.); 4-1-85; 1-1-86 (Emer.); 4-1-86; 1-1-87 (Emer.); 3-20-87; 7-1-88 (Emer.); 9-1-88; 10-1-88 (Emer.); 12-20-88; 1-1-89 (Emer.); 4-1-89; 10-1-90; 9-12-91 (Emer.); 12-1-91; 1-1-92 (Emer.); 3-20-92; 11-1-93 (Emer.); 1-30-94; 4-18-94; 2-1-95; 4-1-96; 1-1-97 (Emer.); 2-9-97; 12-31-97 (Emer.); 1-1-00; 1-1-01; 8-22-02
Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15
Rule authorized by: RC 5111.011
Rule amplifies: RC 5111.01, 5111.011, 173.35
Replaces: 5101:1-17-13
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 08/01/2007