Minnesota Administrative Rules
Agency 139 - Employment and Economic Development Department
Chapter 3325 - REHABILITATION; VISUALLY IMPAIRED
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION
Part 3325.0435 - SIMILAR BENEFITS; INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES
Universal Citation: MN Rules 3325.0435
Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 13, September 23, 2024
Subpart 1. Scope.
Similar benefits that would contribute toward and not interfere with an eligible individual's independent living rehabilitation must be used if available to an eligible individual or members of an eligible individual's family for all rehabilitation services identified in the eligible individual's ILCSR except:
A. communication center
services;
B. diagnostic assessment
for determining eligibility and independent living rehabilitation needs;
and
C. referral services.
Subp. 2. Eligible individual responsibilities.
An eligible individual must, with the assistance of an SSB direct service staff, participate in the search for and use of similar benefits as follows:
A. Before
receiving any independent living rehabilitation services other than those
identified in subpart
1,
items A to C, an eligible individual must apply or provide evidence of having
already applied for any state or federal assistance program for which the
eligible individual's SSB direct service staff determines the eligible
individual may be eligible.
B. The
application for or use of similar benefits must not be required if the
application for or use of similar benefits would significantly delay the
provision of these services to the detriment of the eligible
individual.
Statutory Authority: MS s 248.07
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