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... or screened out. (32) "Senior service provider" means a person who provides care or specialized services to an adult, except that it does not include the state long-term care ombudsman or a regional long-term care ombudsman. (33) "Sexual abuse" means nonconsensual sexual contact of any kind with an adult regardless of age of the perpetrator. (34) "Supervisor" as used in rule 5101:2-20-07 ...

...screened out. (33) "Senior service provider" means a person who provides care or specialized services to an adult, except that it does not include the state long-term care ombudsman or a regional long-term care ombudsman. (34) "Sexual abuse" means nonconsensual sexual contact of any kind with an adult regardless of age of the perpetrator. (35) "Supervisor" as used in rule 5101:2-20-07 of t...

...at will be provided and the service provider(s). (d) Effective dates of the protective services case plan. (e) Signature of the adult. If the adult refuses to sign the plan, the worker shall document the reason in the case record and/or petition the court pursuant to paragraph (H)(1) of this rule. (3) In the development of the case plan, the CDJFS or its designated agency must involve the adult...

...at will be provided and the service provider(s). (d) Effective dates of the protective services case plan. (e) Signature of the adult. If the adult refuses to sign the plan, the worker shall document the reason in the case record and/or petition the court pursuant to paragraph (H)(1) of this rule. (3) In the development of the case plan, the CDJFS or its designated agency must involve the adult...

... provided or purchased by a service provider or another agency through a compact. (C) "Case management services" means: (1) Services or activities for the arrangement, coordination, and monitoring of services to meet the needs of individuals and families. (2) Component services and activities which may include individual service plan development, counseling, monitoring, developing, procuring, a...

... provided or purchased by a service provider or another agency through a compact. (D) "Case management services" means: (1) Services or activities for the arrangement, coordination, and monitoring of services to meet the needs of individuals and families. (2) Component services and activities which may include individual service plan development, counseling, monitoring, developing, procurin...

...seeking Title XX services, the CDJFS or provider agency under contract with the CDJFS shall provide an application for Title XX services to the person making the request. An application is not required when services are offered without regard to income. (H) The CDJFS or provider agency under contract with the CDJFS shall ensure upon the receipt of the application the following: (1) The consumer ...

...seeking Title XX services, the CDJFS or provider agency under agreement with the CDJFS shall provide an application for Title XX services to the person making the request. An application is not required when services are offered without regard to income. (H) The CDJFS or provider agency under contract with the CDJFS shall ensure upon the receipt of the application the following: (1) The consumer or ...

...e is the amount charged by the CDJFS or provider agency under contract with the CDJFS. (ii) The CDJFS may offer any service(s) identified in their current county profile in the "Service for a Fee" category with the exception of information and referral services, protective services for adults and protective services for children. (iii) Only those services to which fees are applicable are counted in determining the ...

...client to either the CDJFS or the provider. (ii) Income eligibility will be determined in accordance with the agency's defined policy, utilizing an application or other means to document the income for the assistance group. (b) Services for a fee. (i) Services for a fee is the amount charged to the client by the CDJFS or provider agency under agreement with the CDJFS. (ii) Onl...

... similar places). (28) "Homeless meal provider" means an authorized public or private establishment (e.g., soup kitchen, temporary shelter), which provides meals on a regular basis to homeless persons, as determined by the county agency. (29) "Household" means a personal place of residence where persons live together at the same common address. The persons may or may not be related. Group homes...

... similar places). (28) "Homeless meal provider" means an authorized public or private establishment (e.g., soup kitchen, temporary shelter), which provides meals on a regular basis to homeless persons, as determined by the county agency. (29) "Household" means a personal place of residence where persons live together at the same common address. The persons may or may not be related. Group homes...

... similar places). (24) "Homeless meal provider" means an authorized public or private establishment (e.g., soup kitchen, temporary shelter), which provides meals on a regular basis to homeless persons, as determined by the county agency. (25) "Household" means a personal place of residence where persons live together at the same common address. The persons may but do not have to be related. Gro...

...ions established by the information provider. Information released to the county agency pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 6103 (1/2013) shall be subject to the safeguards established by the secretary of the treasury in 26 U.S.C 6103 (1/2013) and implemented by the internal revenue service in its publication, "Tax Information Security Guidelines for Federal, State, and Local Agencies", Publication 1075 (rev. ...

...ions established by the information provider. Information released to the county agency pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 6103 (12/2020) shall be subject to the safeguards established by the secretary of the treasury in 26 U.S.C 6103 (12/2020) and implemented by the internal revenue service in its publication, "Tax Information Security Guidelines for Federal, State, and Local Agencies", Publication 1075 (...

...sistance group, but are diverted by the provider of the payment to a third party for a household expense, shall be counted as income and not excluded. When a person or organization makes a payment to a third party on behalf of an assistance group using funds that are not owed to the assistance group, the payment shall be excluded from income. (C) The county agency shall exclude any income that is...

...able to the AG, but are diverted by the provider of the payment to a third party for a household expense, shall be counted as income and not excluded. When a person or organization makes a payment to a third party on behalf of an AG using funds that are not owed to the AG, the payment shall be excluded from income. (C) The county agency shall exclude any income that is specifically excluded by any other federal stat...

...sistance group, but are diverted by the provider of the payment to a third party for a household expense, shall be counted as income and not excluded. When a person or organization makes a payment to a third party on behalf of an assistance group using funds that are not owed to the assistance group, the payment shall be excluded from income. (C) The county agency shall exclude any income that is...

...care facility or an individual care provider, including a relative, so long as the relative providing care is not part of the same SNAP assistance group as the child or dependent adult receiving care; (b) Transportation costs to and from the care facility; and (c) Activity or other fees associated with the care provided to the dependent that are necessary for the household to participate in the ...

...y a care facility or an individual care provider, including a relative, so long as the relative providing care is not part of the same SNAP assistance group as the child or dependent adult receiving care; (ii) Transportation costs to and from the care facility; and (iii) Activity or other fees associated with the care provided to the dependent that are necessary for the household to pa...

...y a care facility or an individual care provider, including a relative, so long as the relative providing care is not part of the same SNAP assistance group as the child or dependent adult receiving care; (ii) Transportation costs to and from the care facility; and (iii) Activity or other fees associated with the care provided to the dependent that are necessary for the household to participate in the care. (c) Fo...

...ts. It is the responsibility of the provider of the income to make whatever restitution that may be appropriate. The loss is not deducted from income to the assistance group nor is it counted as income when and/or when it is replaced. (4) Changes that decrease benefits: When the assistance group's benefit level decreases or the assistance group becomes ineligible as a result of the change, ...

...ts. It is the responsibility of the provider of the income to make whatever restitution that may be appropriate. The loss is not deducted from income to the assistance group nor is it counted as income when and/or when it is replaced. (4) Changes that decrease benefits: When the assistance group's benefit level decreases or the assistance group becomes ineligible as a result of the change, ...

...nefits. It is the responsibility of the provider of the income to make whatever restitution that may be appropriate. The loss is not deducted from income to the AG nor is it counted as income when and/or when it is replaced. (2) Changes that decrease SNAP benefits: For changes that result in a decrease in SNAP benefits, or the AG becomes ineligible as a result of the change, the county agency is to issue a notice o...

...ts. It is the responsibility of the provider of the income to make whatever restitution that may be appropriate. The loss is not deducted from income to the assistance group nor is it counted as income when and/or when it is replaced. (4) Changes that decrease benefits: When the assistance group's benefit level decreases or the assistance group becomes ineligible as a result of the change, ...