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...ent(s) directly to their child care provider(s). (3) Weekly copayment amounts shall be based on the federal poverty guidelines released annually by the United States department of health and human services. (a) Each family with a monthly income of one hundred per cent or less of the federal poverty level (FPL) shall have a weekly copayment of zero dollars. (b) Each family with a monthly income ...

...ent(s) directly to their child care provider(s). (3) Weekly copayment amounts shall be based on the federal poverty guidelines released annually by the United States department of health and human services. (a) Each family with a monthly income of one hundred per cent or less of the federal poverty level (FPL) shall have a weekly copayment of zero dollars. (b) Each family with a monthly income ...

...d care authorization identifies the provider that the family has chosen to provide care. The chosen provider shall have a provider agreement with the Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS) to provide publicly funded child care services. (3) The child care authorization allows ODJFS to make weekly payments to the authorized provider for child care services for the child. (B) What ...

...d care authorization identifies the provider that the family has chosen to provide care. The chosen provider shall have a provider agreement with the Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS) to provide publicly funded child care services. (3) The child care authorization allows ODJFS to make weekly payments to the authorized provider for child care services for the child. (B) What ...

...C payment was made to a caretaker's provider for services provided to the caretaker's child that were ineligible to be paid by the PFCC program. The caretaker shall repay the county agency for the following improper payments: (1) An error on the part of the caretaker. (2) Payments made to a provider for care provided during a state hearing appeal period when the decision to terminate benefit...

...C payment was made to a caretaker's provider for services provided to the caretaker's child that were ineligible to be paid by the PFCC program. The caretaker shall repay the county agency for the following improper payments: (1) An error on the part of the caretaker or the caretaker's authorized representative, pursuant to rule 5101:2-16-01 of the Administrative Code. (2) Payments made to a ...

...ency may contract with child care providers, resource and referral organizations, or an outside entity to make all or any part of the eligibility determinations. (ii) To the extent permitted by federal law, the county agency may contract with child care providers, resource and referral organizations, or an outside entity to collect information for use by the county agency in determining...

...ency may contract with child care providers, resource and referral organizations, or an outside entity to make all or any part of the eligibility determinations. (ii) To the extent permitted by federal law, the county agency may contract with child care providers, resource and referral organizations, or an outside entity to collect information for use by the county agency in determining...

...ency may contract with child care providers, resource and referral organizations, or an outside entity to make all or any part of the eligibility determinations. (ii) To the extent permitted by federal law, the county agency may contract with child care providers, resource and referral organizations, or an outside entity to collect information for use by the county agency in determining...

...ly funded child care? (1) A child care provider who operates a licensed child care center; a licensed type A or type B child care home; an approved Ohio department of education (ODE) licensed program; an approved child day camp; a certified in-home aide; or a regulated border state provider is eligible to sign a provider agreement. (a) A school child or preschool program licensed by the ODE, pur...

...ly funded child care? (1) A child care provider who operates a licensed child care center; a licensed type A or type B child care home; an approved Ohio department of education (ODE) licensed program; an approved child day camp; a certified in-home aide; or a regulated border state provider is eligible to sign a provider agreement. (a) A school child or preschool program licensed by the ODE, pur...

...ly funded child care? (1) A child care provider who operates a licensed child care center; a licensed type A or type B child care home; an approved Ohio department of education (ODE) licensed program; an approved child day camp; a certified in-home aide; or a regulated border state provider is eligible to sign a provider agreement. (a) A school child or preschool program licensed by the ODE, pur...

...ly funded child care? (1) A child care provider who operates a licensed child care center; a licensed type A or type B child care home; an approved Ohio department of education (ODE) licensed program; an approved child day camp; a certified in-home aide; or a regulated border state provider is eligible to sign a provider agreement. (a) A school child or preschool program licensed by the ODE, pur...

... job and family services (ODJFS) to providers in the state of Ohio. (2) Payment rates shall apply to all providers of publicly funded child care. (B) What is the payment rate for a provider not participating in step up to quality (SUTQ)? (1) The payment rate for a provider not participating in SUTQ shall be the lower of these two: (a) The rate shown in appendix A to this rule for non-rated ...

... job and family services (ODJFS) to providers in the state of Ohio. (2) Payment rates shall apply to all providers of publicly funded child care. (B) What is the payment rate for a provider not participating in step up to quality (SUTQ)? (1) The payment rate for a provider not participating in SUTQ shall be the lower of these two: (a) The rate shown in appendix A to this rule for non-rated ...

... job and family services (ODJFS) to providers in the state of Ohio. (2) Payment rates shall apply to all providers of publicly funded child care. (B) What is the payment rate for a provider not participating in step up to quality (SUTQ)? (1) The payment rate for a provider not participating in SUTQ shall be the lower of these two: (a) The rate shown in appendix A to this rule for non-rated ...

... job and family services (ODJFS) to providers in the state of Ohio. (2) Payment rates shall apply to all providers of publicly funded child care. (B) What is the payment rate for a provider not participating in step up to quality (SUTQ)? (1) The payment rate for a provider not participating in SUTQ shall be the lower of these two: (a) The rate shown in appendix A to this rule for non-rated ...

...e survey completed by the department to providers in the state of Ohio. (2) Payment rates are to apply to all providers of publicly funded child care. (B) What is the payment rate for a provider of publicly funded child care ? (1) The payment rate for a provider is to be the lower of these two: (a) The base rate shown in appendix A to this rule in the provider's county of location. (b) The pr...

...(A) What is a provider improper child care payment? A provider improper child care payment means that a payment was made to a provider for which the provider was not eligible to receive. Improper payments are the result of one of the following: (1) An error on the part of the provider. (2) An error on the part of the county agency or the Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS). ...

...y eligible recipients. (2) Payments to providers are for actual services provided. (3) Payments to providers conform to program rules. (B) Who performs program integrity reviews? The following entities may perform program integrity reviews for the publicly funded child care program: (1) The Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS). (2) A county department of job and family serv...

.... (b) ODJFS licensed family child care provider as described in rule 5101:2-13-07 of the Administrative Code. (c) Ohio department of education (ODE) licensed preschool director as defined in rule 3301-37-01 of the Administrative Code. (d) ODE licensed staff member as described in rule 3301-32-02 of the Administrative Code. (2) "Approved related fields" means the following: (a) Early childhood edu...

...trative Code. (b) A family child care provider as described in rule 5101:2-13-07 of the Administrative Code. (c) A director as defined in rule 3301-37-01 of the Administrative Code. (d) An administrator as defined in rule 3301-32-01 of the Administrative Code. (2) "Approved related fields" means the following: (a) Early childhood education teacher approved related fields include: early chil...

...trator on-site or family child care provider meets the educational requirements for professional development. (c) Ensure staff roles, schedules and hire dates are accurate and that the staff are linked to the program prior to the registration and maintained in the OPR. (d) Not falsifying any documentation required to meet the standards. Falsified documentation is to be cited in accordance with ...

... (I) If a star rated family child care provider changes from a licensed type A home to a licensed type B home or from a licensed type B home to a licensed type A home, will the star rating continue? Yes the star rating shall continue. (J) Will the star rating be reinstated if a program was previously rated and the rating was discontinued due to the program being in temporary closure status for more...

...Code. (J) If a rated family child care provider with a bronze, silver, or gold changes from a licensed type A home to a licensed type B home or from a licensed type B home to a licensed type A home, will the rating continue? Yes the rating will be continued. (K) Will the rating be reinstated if a program was previously rated and the rating was discontinued due to the program being in temporary ...