Code of Maine Rules
10 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
144 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES - GENERAL
Chapter 272 - COORDINATED CARE SERVICES FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH NEEDS
Chapter IV - C.C.S./C.S.H.N. PROGRAM TERMINATION
Current through 2024-38, September 18, 2024
Program coverage may terminate for any of the reasons listed below:
A. Child is no longer resident of Maine;
B. Child reaches the age limitation or termination date established for eligibility for service, Chapter VI, Section X, p. 40-44;
C. Child has achieved maximum alleviation/rehabilitation of the problem or no longer requires sub-specialty treatment;
D. Family's income no longer falls within the C.C.S./C.S.H.N. income eligibility guidelines;
E. Family fails to provide the required annual financial update by the submission deadline;
F. Family voluntarily requests termination of service(s) through the program;
G. If after a 3 month effort, C.C.S./C.S.H.N. program staff have been unable to locate the child/family;
H. There exists no documentation or recommendation of a current need for service;
I. C.C.S./C.S.H.N. program rule change eliminates child's current eligibility or current scope of services provided. Anyone made ineligible by future rule changes is notified in writing of the proposed rule change and is given the opportunity to comment on the rule change through the Maine Administrative Procedures Act process;
J. Child's medical condition no longer meets C.C.S./C.S.H.N. Program specific policy as outlined in Chapter VI, Conditions and Components of Care and/or Chapter III, Item C;
K. Child no longer qualifies for therapy services as outlined in Chapter VI, Section X, p. 41-44; or
L. Child loses SSI and does not otherwise qualify for services through C.C.S./C.S.H.N.;
M. Death of the child; or
N. Lack of funds (Chapter V, Section G, Priority for Program Expenditures).