It will also show that you provided the supervision to stop the recipient from getting hurt. THEM Counties come up with many common excuses for telling someone they are not eligible. Here is a list of excuses and some ways to argue against them. Severe mental impairments not observed on home visit. Needs protective supervision because of physical impairment, not mental impairment.
Physical impairments cause dangerous behavior.
Formal diagnosis of mental condition doesn't prove need. Doctor's statement of typical behavior for a person with that diagnosis. No injuries in the recent past. Recipient was well supervised. No evidence of dangerous behavior on county worker's home visit.