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...(A) The public children services agency (PCSA) or private child placing agency (PCPA) that holds custody of a child shall conduct a face to face exit interview with every child age five and older, as developmentally appropriate, within seven days after the child's exit from each foster care placement. (1) The interview shall be completed by an individual allowed to make caseworker visits in accor...

...(A) The title IV-E agency or private child placing agency (PCPA) that holds custody of a child shall conduct a face to face exit interview with every child age five and older, as developmentally appropriate, within seven days after the child's exit from each foster care placement. (1) The information gathered during the interview shall be dependent on the age and developmental level of the child....

...(A) The public children services agency (PCSA) or private child placing agency (PCPA) shall coordinate comprehensive health care for each child in its care or custody who enters into substitute care or has a placement change. In coordinating comprehensive health care, the PCSA or PCPA shall attempt to arrange for health care from the child's existing and previous medical providers as well as invol...

...(A) The public children services agency (PCSA) or private child placing agency (PCPA) is to coordinate comprehensive health care for each child in its care or custody who enters into substitute care or has a placement change. In coordinating comprehensive health care, the PCSA or PCPA is to arrange for health care from the child's existing and previous medical providers as well as involve the pare...

...(A) When a child remains in substitute care for longer than six months, the public children services agency (PCSA) or private child placing agency (PCPA) shall begin to prepare a lifebook. The lifebook shall be updated every six months so long as the child remains in substitute care and shall include, but not limited to, the following information: (1) Information regarding the child's birth. ...

...(A) The public children services agency (PCSA) shall provide or arrange for the provision of services to any unmarried minor female who meets both of the following: (1) Is adjudicated as an abused, neglected or dependent child. (2) Is pregnant or has delivered a child. (B) The PCSA shall develop and complete a case plan pursuant to the requirements set forth in rule 5101:2-38-01 or 5101:2-...

...(A) An adult-supervised living arrangement means a family setting approved, licensed, or certified by the Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS), the Ohio department of mental health and addiction services (OMHAS), the Ohio department of developmental disabilities (ODODD), the Ohio department of youth services (ODYS), a public children services agency (PCSA), a private child placing ag...

...(A) Each public children services agency (PCSA) shall determine the necessity for continuing or terminating custody of a child in a legally authorized placement for thirty days or more, whether the child's custody is by agreement or court order or whether the child's custody status is temporary or permanent. The agency shall assess the need for continued custody at least every three months from da...

...(A) When a public children services agency (PCSA) or private child placing agency (PCPA) holds custody of a child and plans to place the child into a substitute care setting or respite care setting, the PCSA or PCPA shall share information with the caregivers in accordance with paragraphs (B), (C), and (D) of this rule to allow them to make an informed decision regarding whether they can care for ...

...(A) Unless the public children services agency (PCSA) or private child placing agency (PCPA) has compelling reasons for not pursuing a request for permanent custody of a child, the agency, pursuant to section 2151.413 of the Revised Code, shall petition the court that issued the current order of disposition to request permanent custody of a child when any of the following conditions are present: ...

...(A) A public children services agency (PCSA) is responsible for the administration and determination of eligibility for the state adoption maintenance subsidy. The PCSA shall: (1) Provide the JFS 01613 "Application for State Adoption Maintenance Subsidy" (rev. 4/2019) to any prospective adoptive parent(s) of a child in the custody of a PCSA or private child placing agency (PCPA) or upon request. ...

...(A) A public children services agency (PCSA) is responsible for the administration and determination of eligibility for the state adoption maintenance subsidy. The PCSA is to: (1) Provide the JFS 01613 "Application for State Adoption Maintenance Subsidy" to any prospective adoptive parent(s) of a child in the custody of a PCSA or private child placing agency (PCPA) or upon request. (2) Determine...

...(A) An adoptive child in receipt of a JFS 01615 "Approval for State Adoption Maintenance Subsidy " (rev. 4/2019) may be eligible for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code based only upon the child's income, resources, and special needs for medical, mental health, or rehabilitative care. (B) In order for an adoptive child to be considered a child with special needs fo...

...(A) An adoptive child in receipt of a JFS 01615 "Approval for State Adoption Maintenance Subsidy " may be eligible for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code based only upon the child's income, resources, and special needs for medical, mental health, or rehabilitative care. (B) In order for an adoptive child to be considered a child with special needs for medical, men...

...(A) Residence in Ohio is a requirement for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code. An adoptive child with special needs who is in receipt of an Ohio-executed state adoption subsidy and who does not live in Ohio is not eligible for Ohio medicaid even if the subsidy payment continues. (B) An adoptive child described in paragraph (A) of this rule may be eligible for med...

...(A) Residence in Ohio is a requirement for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code. An adoptive child with special needs who is in receipt of an Ohio-executed state adoption subsidy and who does not live in Ohio is not eligible for Ohio medicaid even if the subsidy payment continues. (B) An adoptive child described in paragraph (A) of this rule may be eligible for med...

...(A) Residence in Ohio is a requirement for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code. An adoptive child with special needs who is in receipt of an Ohio-executed state adoption subsidy and who does not live in Ohio is not eligible for Ohio medicaid even if the subsidy payment continues. (B) An adoptive child described in paragraph (A) of this rule may be eligible for med...

...(A) The following criteria shall be met for a child to be determined eligible for the state adoption maintenance subsidy (SAMS) program: (1) The child is in the permanent custody of a public children services agency (PCSA) or a private child placing agency (PCPA) and is legally available for adoption. (2) The adoptive parent(s) has applied for the Title IV-E adoption assistance program, and the ...

...(A) The following criteria shall be met for a child to be determined eligible to enter into an agreement for state adoption maintenance subsidy (SAMS): (1) The child is in the permanent custody of a public children services agency (PCSA) or a private child placing agency (PCPA) and is legally available for adoption. (2) The adoptive parent(s) has applied for the Title IV-E adoption assistance pr...

...(A) For state adoption special services subsidy approvals in effect before July 1, 2004, the public children services agency (PCSA) may continue to provide the state adoption special services subsidy based upon the adoptive child's continued need for developmental, medical, or mental health services. (B) If the PCSA elects to continue the state adoption special services subsidy program, as outlin...

...(A) For state adoption special services subsidy approvals in effect before July 1, 2004, the public children services agency (PCSA) may continue to provide the state adoption special services subsidy based upon the adoptive child's continued need for developmental, medical, or mental health services. (B) If the PCSA elects to continue the state adoption special services subsidy program, as outlin...

...(A) The public children services agency (PCSA) is responsible for the administration and determination of eligibility for the post adoption special services subsidy (PASSS) program. The PCSA shall: (1) Upon request, provide the following within five days to any adoptive parent who resides in Ohio: (a) The JFS 01050 "Application for Post Adoption Special Services Subsidy" (rev. 7/2016). (b) ...

...(A) The Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS) is responsible for the administration and determination of eligibility for the post adoption special services subsidy (PASSS) program. The department may contract with another person to carry out any of the duties described in this rule. (B) An adoptive family seeking a post adoption special service subsidy is to: (1) Submit a JFS 01050 ...

...(A) "Post Adoption Special Services Subsidy" (PASSS) is a state-funded program designed to assist eligible families, after adoption finalization, to receive services consistent with paragraphs (E) to (L) of this rule. (B) PASSS funding is based on a state fiscal year (SFY), July first through June thirtieth. The family is eligible from the first day of the month in which the completed application...

...(A) Post adoption special services subsidy (PASSS) is a state-funded program designed to assist eligible adoptive families, after adoption finalization, to receive services consistent with paragraphs (G) to (P) of this rule. (B) PASSS funding is based on a state fiscal year (SFY), July first through June thirtieth. Once the application is approved the family is eligible from the first day of the ...