Oklahoma dhs admission requirements to a group home

Monthly countable income must be equal to or less than the following income standards, which are 185% of Federal Poverty Guidelines. Resources are excluded in determining eligibility. Refer to Oklahoma Administrative Code (OAC) 340:10-3-75.

Monthly countable income and resources must be equal to or less than the following income and resource standards (200% of Federal Poverty Guidelines and double Supplemental Security Income (SSI) resource standards). Refer to OAC 317:35-7-41.

Monthly countable income and resources must be equal to or less than the following income and resource standards (100% of Federal Poverty Guidelines and full benefit Medicare Part D low income subsidy resource standards).Refer to OAC 317:35-7-40.

Monthly countable income and resources must be equal to or less than the following income and resource standards (120% of Federal Poverty Guidelines and full benefit Medicare Part D low income subsidy resource standards). Refer to standards). Refer to OAC 317:35-7-43.

Monthly countable income and resources must be equal to or less than the following income and resource standards (135% of Federal Poverty Guidelines and full benefit Medicare Part D low income subsidy resource standards). Refer to OAC 317:35-7-46.

(A) State Supplemental Payment (SSP) not living in an institution. Monthly countable income must be less than the following standards. SSP amount is determined by deducting countable income from the appropriate standard, but cannot exceed $41.

(B) Approved for care and living in a nursing facility or Intermediate Care Facility for the Intellectually Disabled (ICF/ID). Also includes individuals who receive services through the ADvantage Waiver or other Home and Community Based Waiver, patients 65 years of age or older in a mental hospital, and children eligible for services through the Tax Equity and Financial Responsibility Act (TEFRA).Refer to OAC 317:35-5-49, 317:35-9-68, 317:35-17-9, 317:35-19-20.
The average daily cost of nursing home care is $145.39
1. Monthly countable income must be equal to or less than the Categorically Needy Standard of $2,205 (300% of Federal Benefit Rate). Maximum monthly countable income for a Medicaid Income Pensions Trust cannot exceed $4,422.
2. Monthly maintenance standards are the amount of money the client may retain for his or her own needs.

• The maintenance standard for individuals residing in a nursing facility or facility or ICF/ID $50 per month
• The maintenance standard for individuals receiving a veteran's reduced pension because of admittance in a nursing facility or ICF/ID is the $90 veteran's reduced pension standard in addition to the $50 nursing facility or ICF/ID maintenance standard.
• The maintenance standard for individuals who remain approved for care in a nursing facility or ICF/ID since 1973 is $60 per OAC 340:15-1-5
• The maintenance standard for individuals residing in anv ADvantage assisted living facility is $1,103 (150% of the Federal Benefit Rate).

(C) Deeming income to blind or disabled minor children. Monthly countable income must be less than the following Federal Benefit Rates.

(D) Maximum resources: The resources must be equal to or less than the following standards.

1. Individual - $2,000; Individual and spouse - $3,000.
2. For individuals approved for long term care services, home equity cannot exceed $560,000.

(E) Student earned income exclusion: Working students younger than 22 years of age may have limited earnings not counted against their SSI benefits. To exclude these earnings, they must be regularly attending a school, college, university, or course of vocational or technical training. Refer to OAC 317:35-5-42(b)(36)

Monthly exclusion - $1,790 Yearly exclusion - $7,200 OAC 317:35-5-42(b)(36).

Monthly countable income must be less than the following standards. EA monthly payment standards are 50% of the TANF payment standard. NOTE: Standards for Refugee Medical Assistance are found on Schedule XIV of this appendix. Refer to OAC 340:10-3-33, 340:10-19-3.

A. Adult only or adults and children included in the assistance payment.

C. Maximum Reserve: The countable reserve must be equal to or less than $1,000 per TANF case. Non-liquid resources, excluding the home and $5,000 equity in one automobile, cannot exceed $1,000. For EA cases, liquid resources available for immediate use cannot exceed the amount needed to meet the emergency.

Income and resource standards for the community spouse when his/her spouse is in a nursing facility or is receiving services through the ADvantage Waiver or other Home and Community Based Waiver.

The gross income must be at least the following amounts.
A. Base period wage standards for unemployment insurance benefits.

Monthly countable income and resources must be equal to or less than the following income (2 x Federal Benefit Rate + $85) and resource standard.

Monthly countable income must be less than the following standards. Monthly countable income is defined as the gross unearned income added to the earned income less income exemptions. Earned income exemptions include $90 work related expenses, $30 and 1/3 of the balance. Rules are based on AFDC policy in effect on July 1, 1996.Refer to OAC 340:60-1-6.
A. Child(ren) and one or two adults included in the assistance payment. If there is more than one person in a refugee case,
use the AFDC Standard for appropriate number of persons.

C. Maximum reserve: The countable reserve must be equal to or less than $1,000 per refugee case. Non-liquid resources,
excluding the home and $5,000 equity in one automobile, cannot exceed $1,000.

Monthly countable income must be less than the following payment standard per household size. Refer to OAC 340:60-1-6 for eligibility requirements.
A. The assistance unit may consist of a single adult or an adult, his or her spouse, and all minor children 17 years of age or younger for
whom the family assumes financial responsibility.

B. Maximum reserve: The countable reserve must be equal to or less than $1,000 per refugee case. Non-liquid resources,
excluding the home and $5,000 equity in one automobile, cannot exceed $1,000.
C. Incentive bonuses: The refugee may receive an early job acceptance bonus of $750 and a job retention bonus of up to $100 per person
           in the assistance unit when he or she meets eligibility criteria per OAC 340:60-1-6.

Schedule XV - Title IV-E eligibility for children in custody of DHS or a federally recognized Indian tribe

Monthly countable income must be less than the NEED standard for size of the household from which the child(ren) was removed. Monthly countable income is defined as the gross unearned income added to the earned income less income exemptions. Earned income exemptions include $90 work related expenses, $30 and 1/3 of the balance. Rules are based on AFDC policy in effect on July 1, 1996.
A. Child(ren) and one or two adults included in the assistance payment.

Funds are not currently available for this program.

Children only, no adults included in the Supported Permanency Program payment. Refer to OAC 340:10-22-1 and 340:75-6-31.4. The child must be 12 years of age or older or have a sibling 12 years of age or older who resides in the same relative foster home; provided, however, the Child Welfare Services director may, for good cause, approve a child younger or a sibling of an eligible child.