Nebraska Administrative Code
Topic - EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF
Title 92 - NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Chapter 72 - VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICES
Section 92-72-003 - Comparable Services and Benefits

Universal Citation: 92 NE Admin Rules and Regs ch 72 ยง 003

Current through March 20, 2024

003.01 Program services and funds may supplement, but not supplant, those services and benefits available to a recipient and his or her family from any outside agency or entity. If comparable services and benefits are currently available and ready for immediate use, they must be used to meet, in whole or part, the cost of program services.

003.02 If any public entity other than the program is obligated under Federal or State law, or assigned responsibility under State policy, to provide or pay for any services that are also considered to be vocational rehabilitation services, then program funds cannot be used to provide or pay for such services. If the program provides or pays for services that a responsible public entity fails to provide or pay for, the program may claim reimbursement for the services from the public entity that failed to provide or pay for the services.

003.03 Applicants for and recipients of services must apply for and accept any existing comparable service or benefit. Program funds cannot be used to replace comparable services and benefits a recipient is eligible for, but refuses to apply for or accept.

003.04 The requirement to determine the availability of comparable services and benefits does not apply if this would interrupt or delay:

003.04A The provision of program services to any recipient who is at "extreme medical risk." Extreme medical risk is a probability of substantially increasing functional impairment or death if medical services are not provided expeditiously. The determination of extreme medical risk is based upon medical evidence provided by an appropriate licensed medical professional; or,

003.04B. An immediate job placement.

003.04C. The progress of recipient for more than thirty (30) days toward achieving the employment outcome on the recipient's approved Individualized Plan for Employment.

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