Section 388-825-083. Is there a comprehensive list of waiver and state-only DDA services?

For medicaid state plan services authorized by DDA, see WAC 388-825-068. The following is a list of waiver and state-only services that DDA can authorize and those services that can be either a waiver or a state-only service:

(1) Waiver personal care services that are not available with state-only funds include:

(a) In-home services;

(b) Adult family home; and

(c) Adult residential care.

(2) Waiver services that can be funded as state-only services:

(a) Assistive technology;

(b) Behavior management and consultation;

(c) Community engagement;

(d) Community guide;

(e) Community transition;

(f) Environmental accessibility adaptations;

(g) Medical equipment and supplies;

(h) Occupational therapy;

(i) Peer mentoring;

(j) Person-centered planning facilitation;

(k) Physical therapy;

(l) Respite care;

(m) Sexual deviancy evaluation;

(n) Skilled nursing;

(o) Specialized clothing;

(p) Specialized nutrition;

(q) Specialized medical equipment or supplies;

(r) Specialized psychiatric services;

(s) Speech, hearing and language therapy;

(t) Staff/family consultation and training;

(u) Supported parenting services;

(v) Therapeutic equipment and supplies;

(w) Transportation/mileage;

(x) Vehicle modification;

(y) Residential habilitation services (RHS), including:

(i) Alternative living;

(ii) Companion homes;

(iii) Supported living;

(iv) Group home;

(v) Child foster care;

(vi) Child group care;

(vii) Staffed residential; and

(viii) State operated living alternative (SOLA);

(z) Employment/day programs, including:

(i) Community access;

(ii) Prevocational services; and

(iii) Supported employment;

(aa)County programs, including child development services;

(bb) Behavioral health stabilization services, including:

(i) Behavior support and consultation;

(ii) Behavioral health crisis diversion bed services; and

(iii) Specialized psychiatric services.

(3) State-only services that are not available as a waiver service:

(a) Adult day care;

(b) Attendant care;

(c) Child care for foster children;

(d) Chore services;

(e) Community services grant;

(f) Individual and family assistance;

(g) Information/education;

(h) Medical and dental services;

(i) Medical insurance copays and costs exceeding other coverage;

(j) Parent and sibling education;

(k) Parent training and counseling;

(l) Psychological counseling;

(m) Recreational opportunities;

(n) State supplementary payments;

(o) Training of the client;

(p) Transportation - cost of escort service or travel time;

(q) Reimbursement to families for the purchase of approved items or services; and

(r) Overnight planned respite services.

[Statutory Authority: 2014 c 139, 2014 c 166, 2015 3rd sp.s. c 4, RCW 71A.12.030, and 71A.12.120. WSR 16-17-009, § 388-825-083, filed 8/4/16, effective 9/4/16. Statutory Authority: RCW 71A.12.030 and 71A.12.040. WSR 10-02-101, § 388-825-083, filed 1/6/10, effective 2/6/10. Statutory Authority: RCW 71A.10.015, 71A.12.020, 71A.12.030, and Title 71A RCW. WSR 08-11-072, § 388-825-083, filed 5/19/08, effective 6/19/08.]

2014 c 139, 2014 c 166, 2015 3rd sp.s. c 4, RCW 71A.12.030, and 71A.12.120. WSR 16-17-009, § 388-825-083, filed 8/4/16, effective 9/4/16. Statutory Authority: RCW 71A.12.030 and 71A.12.040. WSR 10-02-101, § 388-825-083, filed 1/6/10, effective 2/6/10. Statutory Authority: RCW 71A.10.015, 71A.12.020, 71A.12.030, and Title 71A RCW. WSR 08-11-072, § 388-825-083, filed 5/19/08, effective 6/19/08.

Rules

388-825-068,