For instance, a child with severe asthma receives medical coverage, but a sibling group of two with no diagnosed special needs would not. Parents can also have expenses paid directly by the state, if allowed by the state. The specific reimbursement procedures are left to each state. Parents must, however, enter into an agreement for nonrecurring adoption expenses before they can be reimbursed. Title XX Social Services Children receiving Title IV-E adoption assistance are categorically eligible for Title XX services, which means they are eligible to receive any service of this program offered by the state in which they live.
Children line up for services like any other child eligible for the program.
Services vary from state to state and can include a variety of services that may or may not be of assistance to adoptive families and their children. You can also download a PDF file with a chart outlining the interstate placement process .