Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Subtitle 1 - GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 80 - CHRONIC RENAL DISEASE › Section 11-80-6 - Eligibility standards

Current through June, 2024
(1) All persons who
				have resources of less than $150,000 and suffering from chronic renal
				disease.
(2) Personal property,
				such as income-producing equipment, inventory of a small business or tools,
				shall not be considered a resource if such property is needed to produce income
				during or following rehabilitation service.
(3) Ownership of a residence and contiguous
				land, shall be regarded as the client's homestead and shall not be considered a
				resource.
(4) Personal property,
				such as household furniture, life insurance policies, automobiles, etc., shall
				not be considered in determining economic need.
(5) Property shall not be considered as a
				resource when it represents an income-producing enterprise and the net income
				derived therefrom is within the normal living requirements.
(6) In making these determinations, both
				income and estate are to be considered. Where there are spouse and children,
				the estate shall not be depleted to the point that spouse and children will be
				pauperized in case of death of the patient.
The following (italics) was inserted in the official text
					 for compliance reference only
§ 00-2-1.1 Distribution: official and
					 unofficial copies.
(a) All rules deemed by any agency to be official
					 rules or official copies of any rules for purpose of distribution shall:
(1) Be in the clean format;
(2) Be distributed in units of organization consisting of
					 not less than a complete chapter;
(3) Have all amendments to any section located at the end
					 of rules being distributed unless the unit of organization shall have been
					 officially compiled;
(4) Contain copies of rules only and shall not include
					 other material such as statutes or other informational matter.
(b) All rules distributed in a manner which does not
					 comply with the requirements of subsection (a) are unofficial copies. All
					 unofficial copies of rules distributed shall have the word "unofficial" or a
					 statement explaining the unofficial status of the copy displayed on the front
					 cover, or on the first page if there is no front cover.
(c) All agencies shall have official copies of rules
					 available for distribution. [Eff. 2/15/80; am 4/1/81] (Auth: HRS §
											91-4.2)
					 (Imp: HRS §
											91-4.2)
The department of health authorized the repeal of Chapter
					 41, Public Health Regulations and the adoption of Chapter
					 80 of Title 11, Administrative Rules
					 following a public hearing held on Oahu on July 27, 1981, on Hawaii on July 28,
					 1981, on Maui on July 31, 1981, on Kauai on August 3, 1981 after public notice
					 was given in Honolulu Advertiser on July 2, 1981, in the Maui News on July 2,
					 1981, in the Garden Isle on July 3, 1981 and in the Hawaii Tribune Herald on
					 July 2, 1981.
Chapter
					 80 of Title 11, Administrative Rules
					 and the repeal of Chapter
					 41, Public Health Regulations shall
					 take effect ten days after filing with the Office of the Lieutenant
					 Governor.
Dated: Honolulu, Hawaii
Director
APPROVED:
GOVERNOR
STATE OF HAWAII
Dated:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Deputy Attorney General
Filed:
Effective
					 Date: