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...advised to contact non-PCSA service provider within the county. (2) Directed/advised to contact non-PCSA service provider outside the county. (3) Provided information only/no referral made. (4) Additional information received on an open case that is not alleging abuse or neglect of a child. (N) The PCSA may refer the referent/reporter to the county prosecutor pursuant to the county child a...

...ned out referrals to prevention service providers pursuant to sections 2151.421 and 2151.423 of the Revised Code. (K) PCSAs are to assign reports screened in and categorized pursuant to paragraph (D)(1) of this rule to one of the following pathways: (1) Traditional response, pursuant to Chapters 5101:2-36, 5101:2-37, and 5101:2-38 of the Administrative Code. (2) Alternative response, pursua...

...the CDJFS or a type B family child care provider.

... address(es) of the child's health care provider(s). (2) Child's known medical problems. (3) Child's medications. (4) A record of the child's immunizations. (5) Any other pertinent health information concerning the child such as: (a) Child's medication allergies and any other known allergies. (b) Childhood illnesses. (c) Child's last physical, optical, and dental exams. (d) Child's ong...

...ollaboration with community service providers pursuant to rule 5101:2-40-05 of the Administrative Code. (3) Direct services from the PCSA. (4) Contract services from community service providers. (5) Compact services from community service providers. (6) Direct and indirect services from child abuse and neglect multidisciplinary teams. (7) Direct and indirect services through the cou...

...ollaboration with community service providers pursuant to rule 5101:2-40-05 of the Administrative Code. (3) Direct services from the PCSA. (4) Contract services from community service providers. (5) Compact services from community service providers. (6) Direct and indirect services from child abuse and neglect multidisciplinary teams. (7) Direct and indirect services through the count...

...ter of Excellence" selected service provider. (2) Obtain agreement on the "Prevention Services Plan"; obtain signatures from the child's parent, guardian, or custodian; and provide each with a copy of the "Prevention Services Plan" within seven days of the agreement. (F) The PCSA is to have at least one face to face contact with each parent, guardian, or custodian and child involved in t...

...ecision-making. (b) Is a local service provider who enters into an agreement with the title IV-E agency. The service provider cannot serve as the qualified individual if they are under another title IV-E agency contract and their objectivity is compromised. (c) Is a title IV-E agency employee provided through an established agreement with at least one other title IV-E agency. (d) Is employed by ODJ...

...conditions, medications and medical provider information. (3) Basic demographics of the youth including: (a) Gender. (b) Race. (c) Ethnicity. (M) The PCSA or PCPA is to enter in Ohio SACWIS the date the independent living assessment and the independent living plan were completed. All readiness review dates of the independent living plan are to be entered in Ohio SACWIS, in accordance with rul...

...ecord and the recommending agency's provider record.

... JFS 01052 "Credentials of Professional Providers of PASSS Funded Therapeutic Services and Memorandum of Understanding" (rev. 4/2019). (d) The JFS 04059 "Explanation of State Hearing Procedures" (rev. 1/2015). (e) The JFS 01681 "Applicant Financial Statement" (rev. 10/2000). (2) Within fifteen days of the date stamped by the PCSA indicating receipt of the JFS 01050, JFS 01051, if applicable...

... 01052 "Credentials of Professional Providers of PASSS Funded Therapeutic Services and Memorandum of Understanding," if applicable. (4) The JFS 01681 "Applicant Financial Statement." (5) Any other documentation requested to aid in the approval process. (D) OhioKAN staff are to work with the adoptive family to provide assistance to the adoptive parent(s) in exploring other sources of suppor...

... 01052 "Credentials of Professional Providers of PASSS Funded Therapeutic Services and Memorandum of Understanding" (rev. 4/2019), if applicable. (3) A written statement that clearly indicates why the requested service is not within the resources of the family, a copy of the JFS 01681 "Applicant Financial Statement" (rev. 10/2000) and a copy of the family's most recent IRS 1040. (4) A listin...

... 01052 "Credentials of Professional Providers of PASSS Funded Therapeutic Services and Memorandum of Understanding," if applicable. (3) A written statement that clearly indicates why the requested service is not within the resources of the family, a copy of the JFS 01681 "Applicant Financial Statement" and a copy of the family's most recent IRS tax return. (4) A listing of community resource...

...an, and are provided by an approved provider through the center of excellence (COE). (G) Title IV-E agency administrative and training costs associated with the FFPS program will be reimbursed at fifty per cent. (H) FFPS program eligibility and program reimbursability are to be concurrently achieved before any reimbursement may be issued. (I) FFPS program administrative reimbursement wi...

...by a culturally competent qualified provider(s) who provides diverse and equitable services, that have been rated and approved by the Title IV-E prevention services clearinghouse https://preventionservices.abtsites.com/, are identified in the state's five-year Title IV-E FFPS program plan and are provided by an approved provider through the center of excellence (COE): (1) Mental health servic...

...ncy for a child placed in a foster home provider or an out-of-state foster home not participating in the Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS) FCM reimbursement ceiling amount approval system is limited to the actual maintenance costs for that child, but cannot exceed the uniform statewide maximum rates published annually in a "Family, Children and Adult Services Procedure Letter." ...

... documentation from the educational provider that the child is a full-time student reasonably expected to complete high school or equivalent level of vocational or technical training prior to his or her nineteenth birthday. (2) If the child, who was placed with a parent in a SUD residential facility, is no longer placed with the parent and is in any other placement type, eligibility that excluded...

... documentation from the educational provider that the child is a full-time student reasonably expected to complete high school or equivalent level of vocational or technical training prior to his or her nineteenth birthday. (2) If the child, who was placed with a parent in a SUD residential facility, is no longer placed with the parent and is in any other placement type, eligibility that excluded...

...be claimed for payments made to the provider to hold a bed if the following are met: (1) The child shall be physically placed into the setting prior to the leave. (2) The bed shall be available while being held for the child's return. (3) The leave does not exceed fourteen calendar days. (4) The child returns to the same placement as he or she was placed into prior to the leave. (5) The c...

...be claimed for payments made to the provider to hold a bed if the following are met: (1) The child shall be physically placed into the setting prior to the leave. (2) The bed shall be available while being held for the child's return. (3) The leave does not exceed fourteen calendar days. (4) The child returns to the same placement as he or she was placed into prior to the leave. (5) The child...

...e home provided that the child care provider is licensed or certified. (1) The maximum child care reimbursement to the Title IV-E agency shall not exceed the amounts referenced in rule 5101:2-16-10 of the Administrative Code. (2) The definitions for the age categories are contained in rule 5101:2-16-01 of the Administrative Code. Reimbursements for child care, as described in this rule, may be ...

...e home provided that the child care provider is licensed or certified. (1) The maximum child care reimbursement to the Title IV-E agency shall not exceed the amounts referenced in rule 5101:2-16-41 of the Administrative Code. (2) The definitions for the age categories are contained in rule 5101:2-16-01 of the Administrative Code. Reimbursements for child care, as described in this rule, may be ...

...itle IV-E agency to the substitute care provider providing children's residential center, group home, maternity home, or residential parenting facility services may be included in the per diem payment as agreed upon in accordance with rule 5101:2-47-23.1 of the Administrative Code. The Title IV-E FCM reimbursement for a child, including the maintenance payment, clothing, graduation expenses and pe...

...itle IV-E agency to the substitute care provider providing children's residential center, group home, residential parenting facility or a QRTP services may be included in the per diem payment as agreed upon in accordance with rule 5101:2-47-23.1 of the Administrative Code. The Title IV-E FCM reimbursement for a child, including the maintenance payment, clothing, graduation expenses and personal in...