Texas Administrative Code
Title 26 - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Part 1 - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION
Chapter 260 - DEAF BLIND WITH MULTIPLE DISABILITIES (DBMD) PROGRAM AND COMMUNITY FIRST CHOICE (CFC) SERVICES
Subchapter B - ELIGIBILITY, ENROLLMENT, AND REVIEW
Division 2 - ENROLLMENT PROCESS, PERSON-CENTERED PLANNING, AND REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE SETTINGS
Section 260.67 - Development of a Proposed Enrollment IPC

Universal Citation: 26 TX Admin Code § 260.67

Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024

(a) A program provider must ensure that an individual's case manager convenes an in-person meeting with the service planning team in which the service planning team:

(1) develops a proposed enrollment IPC that:

(A) documents the type of each DBMD Program service and CFC service, other than CFC support management, to be provided by the program provider;

(B) documents the number of units or annual cost for each service;

(i) the name of the individual's FMSA; and

(ii) the type and number of units for each service to be provided through the CDS option;

(D) documents whether the individual will receive CFC support management;

(E) documents whether the individual needs a service backup plan for nursing, intervener services, or CFC PAS/HAB critical to the individual's health and safety;

(F) documents an effective date of the IPC that:

(i) is at least 10 business days after the case manager submits the proposed enrollment IPC to HHSC as described in §260.61(m)(1) of this division (relating to Process for Enrollment of an Individual); and

(ii) does not overlap with the end date of another Medicaid waiver program or another HHSC-operated program described in the Deaf Blind with Multiple Disabilities Program Manual, other than the Day Activity and Health Services Program, in which the individual may have been enrolled; and

(G) does not exceed the service limits described in:

(i) Subchapter F, Divisions 1 - 3, of this chapter (relating to Service Descriptions and Requirements) if the enrollment IPC includes adaptive aids, minor home modifications, dental treatment, and respite;

(ii) Subchapter F, Division 5, of this chapter (relating to CFC ERS) if the enrollment IPC includes CFC ERS; or

(iii) § 272.5(d) of this title (relating to Service Description), if the enrollment IPC includes TAS;

(2) if the proposed enrollment IPC includes transportation as a residential habilitation activity or as an adaptive aid, develops an individual transportation plan;

(3) if the proposed enrollment IPC includes TAS, completes the HHSC Transition Assistance Services (TAS) Assessment and Authorization form; and

(4) identifies the individual's non-waiver resources using the HHSC Non-Waiver Services form.

(b) A program provider must ensure that a DBMD Program service and CFC service, other than CFC support management, on a proposed enrollment IPC:

(1) are necessary to protect the individual's health and welfare in the community;

(2) address at least one of the individual's related conditions or the additional disability that impairs independent functioning;

(3) supplements rather than replaces the individual's natural supports and other non-waiver services and supports for which the individual is eligible;

(4) prevents the individual's admission to an institution;

(5) are the most appropriate type and amount of DBMD Program services and CFC services to meet the individual's needs; and

(6) are cost effective.

(1) ensure that a proposed enrollment IPC is signed and dated by each member of the service planning team;

(2) submit a request for enrollment to HHSC as described in §260.61(l)(1) of this division; and

(3) maintain in the individual's record the proposed enrollment IPC submitted to HHSC with the request for enrollment.

(d) A program provider must maintain the following in the individual's record and provide a copy to HHSC upon request:

(1) current data obtained from standardized evaluations and formal assessments related to the LOC VIII criteria and to support the individual's diagnoses, in accordance with § 260.51(a)(2) and (3) of this subchapter (relating to Eligibility Criteria for DBMD Program Services and CFC Services);

(2) documentation, including assessments of the individual, that support the DBMD Program services and CFC services recommended on the proposed enrollment IPC; and

(3) documentation that DBMD Program services or CFC services recommended on the proposed enrollment IPC are not available from another source.

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