reglab/statecodes huggingface dataset:
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-2 - AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN › Section 660-2-2-.41 - Unauthorized Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) Transactions And Unauthorized FA Expenditures

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(1)
Legal Basis
(a) Federal law
			 requires states to prevent assistance provided under the FA Program from being
			 used in any EBT transaction in liquor stores, gambling establishments, and
			 strip clubs. State law prohibits the withdrawal or use of benefits in an EBT
			 transaction in a retail establishment the primary purpose of which is the sale
			 of alcoholic beverages, a casino, a tattoo or body piercing facility, a
			 facility providing psychic services, or an establishment that provides adult
			 oriented entertainment in which performers disrobe or perform in an unclothed
			 state (strip clubs). Use of the EBT card in any of the locations listed to
			 access benefits and/or to purchase merchandise/goods or services is referred to
			 as unauthorized EBT transactions.
(b) Use of any portion of the FA benefits
			 whether in cash or an EBT transaction to purchase alcoholic beverages, tobacco
			 products or lottery tickets is also prohibited. Purchase of any of these items
			 is referred to as unauthorized FA expenditures. Actions taken to prevent
			 unauthorized EBT transactions and to prevent unauthorized FA expenditures
			 include client education about the spending restrictions and financial
			 penalties for noncompliance.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-2 - AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN › Section 660-2-2-.42 - Drug Screening Requirements

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(1) Adult applicants/recipients who are
			 otherwise eligible for assistance must cooperate with the Department in
			 activities needed to determine if reasonable suspicion exists that the adult
			 uses or is under the influence of a drug and if reasonable suspicion exists by
			 completing a drug screening.
(2)
			 Failure/refusal of the adult applicant to cooperate results in denial of the
			 application for the entire assistance unit and loss of benefits for that
			 application period, i.e., month of application through the month of disposition
			 of the application. Failure/refusal of the adult applicant being added back to
			 an existing assistance unit to cooperate results in denial of the application
			 for that individual for that application period and case closure.
			 Failure/refusal of the adult recipient to cooperate results in case
			 closure.
(3) Cooperation includes:
			 attesting to the existence or not of any criminal convictions related to the
			 use or distribution of a drug within five years prior to the date of
			 application for assistance; providing information about recent use of a drug;
			 and taking the initial or subsequent drug screenings within the timeframes
			 established by the Department.
(4)
			 A positive drug screening without a valid prescription for the identified drug
			 results in the following penalties:
(a) For
			 the first positive drug screening, the grantee relative (adult) will be issued
			 a warning that subsequent positive tests will result in loss of benefits and
			 that other random drug screenings will be required.
(b) For the second positive drug screening,
			 the grantee relative (adult) will be ineligible for benefits for one year. The
			 ineligible grantee relative may continue to receive benefits on behalf of the
			 assistance unit.
(c) For the third
			 positive drug screening, the grantee relative (adult) will be permanently
			 ineligible to receive assistance either as a grantee relative or as a member of
			 the (an) assistance unit. Payment to the assistance unit will be made to
			 another relative living in the home or other protective payee pursuant to
			 Department operating guidelines. The ineligible grantee relative may continue
			 to receive benefits for other eligible assistance unit members for a temporary
			 period while appointment of another grantee relative/ protective payee is being
			 processed.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-2 - AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN › Appendix A - Attachments (REPEALED) › Attachment 660-2-2-.13 - RECOUPMENT STANDARDS FOR FAMILY ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS

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FAMILY SIZE
PAYMENT STANDARD
15%
RECOUPMENT AMOUNT
1
165
24
2
190
28
3
215
32
4
245
36
5
275
41
6
305
45
7
335
50
8
365
54
9
395
59
10
425
63
11
455
68
12
485
72
13
515
77
14
545
81
15
575
86
16
605
90
Author:
Jeri Farrior
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act,
					 Title IV-A;
					 45 C.F.R.
					 233.20; P.L. 98-369, effective October 1,
					 1984; State Plan for Title IV-A;
Code of Ala. 1975
,
					 Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-2 - AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN › Appendix A - Attachments (REPEALED) › Attachment 660-2-2-.31 - STANDARDS FOR FAMILY ASSISTANCE (FA) FAMILIES

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STANDARDS FOR FAMILY ASSISTANCE (FA)
							 FAMILIES
ASST.
UNIT SIZE
PAYMENT STANDARD
1
165
2
190
3
215
4
245
5
275
6
305
7
335
8
365
9
395
10
425
11
455
12
485
13
515
14
545
15
575
16
605
Reference Only
Author:
Jeri Farrior
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act,
					 Title IV-A;
					 45 C.F.R.
					 233.20; P.L. 98-369, effective October 1,
					 1984; State Plan for Title IV-A;
Code of Ala. 1975
,
					 Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-2 - AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN › Appendix A - Attachments (REPEALED) › Attachment 660-2-2-.34 - STANDARDS FOR FCMP CHILDREN*

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Monthly amount to be budgeted is dependent upon the age of
				  the foster child.
2 Years & Under
3-5 Years
6-12
Years
13-18 Years
FCMP
$181
$192
$202
$213
Maximum Payment
181
192
202
213
Home Nursing Care
100
100
100
100
Maximum Payment with Home Nursing Care
241
252
262
273
185% Income Cap
334
355
373
394
*Standards in effect for board payments made for January 1989
				  and thereafter.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.01 - Purpose And Duration Of Assistance. (REPEALED)

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 7-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980); 45 C.F.R. Parts 400 and
				  401; Federal Register Vol. 47, No. 49, Friday, March 12, 1982, page 10841 et
				  seq.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.02 - Definitions. (REPEALED)

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.03 - Administration And Statutory Authority. (REPEALED)

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of
				  1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.04 - Rights And Responsibilities. (REPEALED)

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.05 - Application And Initial Determination Of Eligibility (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.04.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.06 - Definitions: Application Process. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.05.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.07 - Standard Of Promptness. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.06.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.08 - Accrual Rights. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.07.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.09 - Redetermination Of Eligibility. (REPEALED)

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Refer to 660-2-2 - 08.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.10 - Definitions: Redetermination Process. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.09.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.11 - Amount Of Assistance

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.10.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.12 - Payee. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-4-.11.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.13 - Duplicate Grants. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.12.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of
				  1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.14 - Erroneous Payments. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.13.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of
				  1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.15 - Advance Notice. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.14.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.16 - Eligibility Requirements Other Than Need. (REPEALED)

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
The Refugee Assistance
				  Amendments of 1982, P.L. 97-363; ORR-AT-82-3 (October 26, 1982);
				  ORR-AT-82-2
(May 20, 1982); SRS-AT-76-160 (October 22, 1976);
				  SRS-AT-75-27 (June 9, 1975); ORR-AT-83-6 (December 27, 1983); ORR-AT-83-6A
				  (January 10, 1984).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.17 - Need Requirement - General. (REPEALED)

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.18 - Resources. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.28.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.19 - Homestead. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.29.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.20 - Income. (REPEALED)

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.21 - Standard Of Need. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.31.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of
				  1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.22 - Computation Of Grant Amount Based On Income. (REPEALED)

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Refer to
				660-2-2-.32.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of
				  1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.23 - Medicaid. (REPEALED)

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Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-3 - AID TO REFUGEES › Section 660-2-3-.24 - Referral To Social Services. (REPEALED)

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
P.L. 414 (The Immigration
				  and Nationality Act of 1952); P.L. 87-510 (The Migration and Refugee Assistance
				  Act of 1962); P.L. 96-212 (The Refugee Act of 1980).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.01 - General

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Prior to January 1, 1974, the State administered the adult
				category public assistance programs partially funded with federal monies under
				the Social Security Act. These programs, Old Age Pension (OAP), Aid to the
				Blind (AB), and Aid to the Permanently and Totally Disabled (APTD), were
				modified after January 1, 1974, to provide supplementary assistance payments
				from State funds alone for certain aged, blind, and disabled person. Alabama
				administers a program meeting the requirements of mandatory supplementation,
				Public Law 93-66, to provide for payments to all December 1973 recipients of
				OAP, APTD, and AB (or referred to collectively as State Supplemental) whose
				income level under SSI during any month (CIL - Current Income Level) is less
				than their income level as of December 1973 (MIL - Minimum Income Level); make
				payments equal to at least the difference between the December 1973 income
				level and the income level under SSI; and maintain the December 1973 income
				level, reducing it only as a decrease in needs would have caused a decrease in
				the December 1973 payment had such decrease been reported then. In addition to
				required or mandatory supplementation, optional payments are made in Alabama to
				eligible individuals who were not receiving assistance in December 1973.
				Optional supplementation payments are provided to individuals who receive SSI
				and to those non-SSI SUP recipients who were receiving optional supplementation
				payments as of March 7, 1986 provided all such individuals require independent
				homelife care, formerly personal care (only for persons who were receiving
				payment for such care as of September 30, 1986), or specialized independent
				homelife care in their own home or in a foster home licensed or approved by the
				Department of Human Resources, or care in a Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center
				(only for persons who were eligible for such care in May 1981).
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.02 - Administration

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The Department has the responsibility for administering the
				Supplementation Program. All activities must be in compliance with the Civil
				Rights Act of 1964 and § 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. The
				Department of Human Resources is responsible for program policy formulation,
				monitoring, program planning, standard setting and quality assurance in the
				administration of the Supplementation Program.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.03 - Rights And Responsibilities

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(1) Any person has the right to apply for
			 assistance, have his/her eligibility determined, and if found eligible, to
			 receive an established monthly amount. Although persons receiving a direct
			 payment are to use these funds for their personal care needs, there are no
			 restrictions otherwise on their use. The recipient of public assistance funds
			 must assume the responsibilities of furnishing all necessary facts and
			 documentation to establish or reestablish eligibility, advise the Department of
			 any changes in his/her circumstances within 10 days which might affect
			 eligibility and/or the amount of the assistance grant, and to provide the
			 Department with any channel of information concerning his/her affairs that may
			 be determined necessary. An applicant/recipient who refuses to cooperate with
			 the Department by not providing required information, verification or
			 documentation shall be denied/terminated as eligibility cannot be
			 established.
(2) The individual has
			 the right of confidentiality, to receive prompt action, equitable treatment,
			 notification of any case action taken, and to receive a fair hearing (see
			 Chapter 660-1-5, Hearings in the General Administration Division) due to an
			 appeal of case action.
(3) Removed
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; P.L. 98-369 ; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State
				  Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38, §§
										41-22-1 through -27.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.04 - Application And Initial Determination Of Eligibility

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(1) An individual must apply for SSI and
			 learn the decision on that application before he can apply for supplementation
			 under OAP, APTD, or AB. The individual's status with SSA for SSI benefits must
			 be cleared prior to accepting a formal application. If an individual is
			 ineligible for SSI benefits for any reason, he is not eligible for
			 supplementation.
(2) An application
			 is a specific written request on the designated agency application form, which
			 has been completed, dated and signed by the applicant, to have eligibility for
			 Supplementation (SUP) determined. An applicant may withdraw the application for
			 SUP at any time without affecting the right to reapply at any time. Eligibility
			 for SUP must be determined initially at application and at other intervals
			 thereafter as provided in
			 660-2-4-.08, if the applicant is
			 determined eligible.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.05 - Definitions: Application Process

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The administrative definitions applicable to the application
				process are as follows:
(a) A proper
			 applicant is a competent adult who is physically able to apply for himself or
			 on behalf of a minor (child under 19) or physically or mentally handicapped
			 adult and who has made application for public assistance to the County
			 Department and whose application has not been disposed of by appropriate County
			 Department action. A proper applicant for a minor who is not in foster care or
			 a physically or mentally handicapped adult is the person with whom he lives and
			 who is responsible for his care, or a legal guardian, committee, or other legal
			 representative. When the minor is mentally competent and between 16 and 19
			 years old with no legally appointed guardian, committee, or other
			 representative, and he is not in the care of another person, he may be the
			 proper applicant for himself. The proper applicant for a minor who is in foster
			 care under supervision of the County or State Department is the County Director
			 or his/her designee.
(b) An
			 application is the action taken by an individual in filling out and signing an
			 application form requesting assistance. The application may be new (initial) or
			 it may be a reapplication.
(c) An
			 inquiry is a request for information only. An inquiry differs from an
			 application in that the person's intent is to obtain information rather than to
			 receive financial aid.
(d) A
			 referral is cleared as an inquiry. It is a request for information, service, or
			 aid in behalf of an individual. It may be made by an agency, an institution, or
			 another person. The County Department will consider a referral as an inquiry
			 until application is made.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.06 - Standard Of Promptness

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Not more than 45 days in OAP and AB, and not more than 60 days
				in APTD, shall elapse between the date of application and date the first
				payment or the notice of denial is mailed. Only the following pending reasons
				are acceptable for exceeding the standard of promptness:
(a) Agency failure to secure needed
			 verification after repeated attempts. To meet this requirement, all efforts to
			 secure the verification must be documented.
(b) Client's request that application be
			 continued beyond the standard of promptness in order to provide additional
			 information and/or verification.
(c) Failure of client to provide information
			 and verification requested.
(d)
			 Administrative emergencies that could not reasonably be controlled by the
			 agency. (Illness and staff vacancies do not meet this definition.)
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.07 - Accrual Rights

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(1) An
			 applicant's right to a money payment accrues on the first day of the month in
			 which his money payment is authorized, provided he was alive and eligible on
			 that day and is eligible on the day the eligibility worker completes the award
			 documents. Payments authorized for the month of application are prorated from
			 the date the application was received.
(2) A recipient's right to a money payment
			 accrues on the first day of each month provided he is alive on that date.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38; SSA-AT-81-34.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.08 - Determination Of Continuing Eligibility

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The Department must determine the individual's eligibility for
				continued assistance at any time changes which may affect eligibility are
				reported by the recipient or collateral sources or when information in the case
				record appears inconsistent. Additionally, the agreement to provide personal
				care must be validated at least every 12 months.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.09 - Definitions Of Terms (Phrases) Used In Continuing Eligibility

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The administrative definitions applicable to the determination
				of continuing eligibility process are as follows:
(a) A recipient is any person who receives a
			 public assistance money payment and/or is certified to the Alabama Medicaid
			 Agency for Medicaid.
(b)
			 Determination of continued eligibility is an investigation to determine that a
			 recipient continues to meet all eligibility requirements.
(c) Determination of Continued Eligibility
			 Process refers to all of the activities involved in the investigation and
			 determination of continuing eligibility for public assistance.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.10 - Amount Of Assistance Payment

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The amount of assistance payment that a person receives is
				determined by the kind of care he needs, subject to the funds available. When
				available funds are expended on current recipients, the State Department may
				freeze the caseload at the number of persons for whom funds are
				available.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.11 - Payee

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The individual applying for or receiving assistance will be the
				payee of the State SUP payment unless a legal guardian or legal representative
				has been appointed.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.12 - Duplicate Grants

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The needs of an individual shall not be considered in more than
				one grant simultaneously.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.13 - Erroneous Payments

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Any overpayments whether agency or client error, fraud or
				nonfraud, must be reported to the State Department. All necessary steps shall
				be taken to correct underpayments and to recover overpayments, except those due
				to agency error, including recoupment from current assistance.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.14 - Advance Notice

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(1) A person
			 receiving State SUP must be given or mailed written notification ten days in
			 advance of action to terminate his/her grant or reduce the amount of
			 assistance. In the following situations, ten day advance notice is not
			 necessary, but written notification must be provided to the individual no later
			 than the effective date of action.
(2) Exceptions to advance notice:
(a) The County Department has factual
			 information confirming the death of the recipient.
(b) The County Department receives a clear
			 written statement signed by a recipient that he no longer wishes assistance, or
			 that gives information which requires termination or reduction of assistance;
			 and the recipient has indicated, in writing, that he understands that this must
			 be the consequence of supplying such information.
(c) The recipient has been admitted or
			 committed to a public institution.
(d) The recipient's whereabouts are unknown
			 and agency mail directed to him has been returned by the Post Office indicating
			 no known forwarding address. The recipient's check must, however, be made
			 available to him if his whereabouts became known before the last day of the
			 month covered by the returned check.
(e) The recipient has been accepted for
			 assistance in another county or state and that fact has been established by the
			 County Department previously providing assistance.
(f) The recipient has been placed in skilled
			 nursing care, intermediate care, or long-term hospitalization.
(g) A special allowance granted for a
			 specific period is terminated and the recipient has been informed in writing at
			 the time of award that the allowance shall automatically terminate at the end
			 of the specified period.
(h) The
			 recipient has left, or has been removed from, a foster home, whether or not he
			 will be in another foster home.
Author:
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.15 - General Eligibility Criteria

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Eligibility on the factors of age, disability, blindness,
				residence, citizenship, resources, and income is established by Supplemental
				Security Income (SSI) Program staff based on Title XVI of the Social Security
				Act.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38; Opinion to Gary Cooper,
				  Commissioner, State Department of Human Resources, under date of September 27,
				  1979.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.16 - Eligibility Factors Other Than Need

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A person meeting general eligibility criteria (1) must be
				certified as needing independent homelife care, formerly personal care in a
				private home, or foster home licensed or approved by the Department (only for
				persons who were receiving payment for such care as of September 30, 1986) or
				(2) must be certified as needing (on or after October 1, 1986) specialized
				independent homelife care in a private home, or foster home licensed or
				approved by the Department; and must be receiving benefits under the
				Elderly/Disabled Medicaid Waiver Program; and must meet the definition of
				skilled nursing facility criteria outlined in
				660-2-4-.28. The determination of
				whether an applicant/recipient meets such definition will be made by the
				Alabama Medicaid Agency after review of the applicant/recipient's medical and
				social records. Recommendation for care must be made by a legally licensed
				physician of the person's choice. The applicant/recipient and the provider (as
				defined in
				660-2-4-.29) of care must also
				sign statements indicating care will be provided and paid for.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.17 - Definition Of Independent Homelife Care

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Care from someone else to enable a person to live as
				independently as possible outside a nursing home. Services considered as
				enabling a person to live as independently as possible include: help with
				conducting a prescribed exercise routine; changing bandages or dressings on the
				advice of the physician; administering prescribed medication; assisting in the
				use of prostheses or ambulation aids; assistance in locomotion; maintaining an
				acceptable state of cleanliness; maintaining orientation to time, place, and
				events; reminding of the need for medication, or other health related
				functions; and performing other activities needed to help a person care for
				himself when his illness or disability prevents him from adequately doing so.
				Companionship for pleasure or convenience rather than protection and necessity
				is not included in this definition.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.18 - Care In Cerebral Palsy Treatment Centers

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(1) Eligible recipients receiving care in
			 Cerebral Palsy Treatment Centers who were eligible for optional supplementation
			 as of June 1, 1981 may continue to receive a monthly payment to supplement
			 their other income to help pay for the cost of their care and certain basic
			 needs. "Eligible for" includes persons actually receiving APTD in the Center in
			 June 1981, as well as persons who before June 1981 were: 18 years of age or
			 older and in a Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center and had applied for APTD before
			 June 1981 and were later determined eligible. Eligibility continues only for as
			 long as he remains in the Center and receives SSI, or would receive SSI except
			 for income. (An interruption for any length of time in the stay in the Center
			 has no effect on the person's eligibility upon his return to the
			 Center.)
(2) The amount of the
			 supplement for persons in Cerebral Palsy Treatment Centers who receive SSI is
			 $196 per month. No separate statement of income/resources nor budget is
			 necessary. Persons who do not receive SSI due to income are eligible for a
			 supplement in the amount of the difference between $196 and the amount of
			 income in excess of the SSI federal benefit rate.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.19 - Need Requirement - General

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To be eligible for SUP based on need an individual must be a
				recipient of Supplemental Security Income through the Social Security
				Administration. (See Attachments
				660-2-4-.19 a and b.)
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.20 - Resources

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; P.L. 98-369 ; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ;
				  42 U.S.C.
				  1382(b); Title XIX State
				  Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38 and §
										35-1-2.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.21 - Home Property

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.22 - Income

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.23 - Medicaid

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A non-SSI individual receiving State supplementation is
				automatically eligible for Alabama Medicaid benefits except for individuals in
				Cerebral Palsy Treatment Centers. See Chapter 660-2-5.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
42 C.F.R. 435.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.24 - Referral To Social Services

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At any time the worker suspects abuse or neglect of any child
				or adult, he must immediately refer the case to the appropriate service unit.
				All persons receiving State supplementation are referred to the service unit
				when problems or needs of individuals are evidenced or services are
				desired.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.25 - Social Security Account Numbers

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To be eligible for State SUP, an individual must either provide
				the Social Security account number when known, or apply for a Social Security
				account number when one has not been assigned, or is unknown or the individual
				is otherwise unable to provide an accurate account number. Failure of the
				individual to comply with this requirement will result in ineligibility for
				State SUP benefits.
(a) The worker
			 will assist the client who cannot provide the Social Security account number to
			 secure it through the Welfare Enumeration System. Assistance will not be
			 denied/delayed/discontinued when the client has applied through the Welfare
			 Enumeration System for a SSN, pending issuance and/or verification.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; P.L. 98-369 ; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State
				  Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.26 - Non-SSI Supplementation (SUP) Recipients

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(1) Eligible non-SSI SUP recipients receiving
			 optional supplementation as of March 7, 1986 may continue to receive a monthly
			 payment to supplement their other income to help pay for the cost of their
			 care. Eligibility continues only for as long as all optional supplementation
			 program eligibility requirements as outlined in chapter 660-2-4 are met as well
			 as the requirement of only being ineligible for SSI due to income.
(2) Eligibility on the factors of age,
			 disability, blindness, residence, citizenship, resources and income is based on
			 the criteria of Title XVI of the Social Security Act.
(3) A separate income and resource
			 determination is necessary in these cases. Persons determined eligible receive
			 a supplement in the amount of the difference in countable income and the amount
			 of the applicable supplement payable dependent upon type of care needed. The
			 individual must not have currently available resources in excess of the maximum
			 established by Title XVI or gross countable income in excess of the limit
			 established by the Alabama Medicaid Agency or total net countable income in
			 excess of the appropriate supplement. (See attachments
			 660-2-4-.19 a and
			 660-2-4-.26 a.) Rules in 20
			 C.F.R. 416, Subpart K, govern types of countable income and income exclusions.
			 Rules in 20 C.F.R. 416, Subpart L, govern types of countable resources and
			 resource exclusions. The provisions of Title 20, Code of Federal Regulations,
			 Part 416, Subparts K and L, such regulations being in effect October 30, 1972
			 through April 1, 1984, and as all of the same may be amended, are hereby
			 adopted by reference. A copy of the adopted matter may be found in the attached
			 Appendix A.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act, Title
				  XVI, 20 C.F.R. 416 ;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title
				  38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.27 - Definition Of Specialized Independent Homelife Care

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Specialized Independent Homelife care includes services
				incidental to a medical need to assist the functionally impaired individual
				with personal hygiene, dressing, ambulation, meal preparation, eating,
				self-administering medications and maintaining a safe and sanitary
				environment.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.28 - Definition Of Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF)

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(1) Definition. As used in this section,
			 "skilled nursing and skilled rehabilitation services" means services that:
(a) Are ordered by a physician;
(b) Require the skills of technical or
			 professional personnel such as registered nurses, licensed practical
			 (vocational) nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech
			 pathologists or audiologists; and
(c) Are furnished directly by, or under the
			 supervision of, such personnel.
(d)
			 The beneficiary must require skilled nursing or skilled rehabilitation
			 services, or both, on a daily basis.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 660 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES › Chapter 660-2-4 - STATE SUPPLEMENTATION › Section 660-2-4-.29 - Care Provider Requirements

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Effective February 14, 1992, the care provider of independent
				homelife care or specialized independent homelife care must be an employee of a
				certified home health agency or (if the County Health Department does not make
				homelife services available in the county or to this individual) an individual
				who declares in writing that he/she has at least a 6th grade education; is
				physically and mentally able to provide care as evidenced by a medical
				statement; has not been convicted of a serious crime; and has not been fired or
				forced to resign from a position as a care provider due to dereliction of duty.
				The care provider cannot be of any of the following degrees of relationship to
				the applicant/recipient: child, stepchild, adoptive child, son or
				daughter-in-law; parent, stepparent, adoptive parent; spouse; or brother,
				sister, brother-in-law, sister-in-law.
A certified home health agency is an agency so certified by the
				Alabama Department of Public Health, Division of Licensure and
				Certification.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Social Security Act Titles
				  XVI and XIX; 20 C.F.R. 416 ; 42 C.F.R. 435 ; Title XIX State Plan;
Code of Ala. 1975
, Title 38.