Mich. Admin. Code R. 400.2023 - Reimbursable family foster care expenditures and costs
Rule 23.
(1) The
following child-specific direct supervision or purchased placing agency family
foster care expenditures are reimbursable within state-established rates or
approved intensive rates:
(a) Care provided in
the following locations:
(i) Foster family
homes.
(ii) Foster family group
homes.
(iii) Legal guardian
homes.
(iv) Homes of related
persons.
(b) Initial
clothing, clothing maintenance, and supplemental clothing allowances within
state rates as specified in the departments published policies and business
processes.
(c) Items necessary for
a child's educational experience that are not available without additional cost
through the public-school system.
(d) Medical, dental, psychological, and
psychiatric service and materials, subject to the limitations in
R 400.2022.
(e) Unusual transportation costs incurred by
the foster parents or payments to a public carrier for transportation for
treatment and service as part of a case plan.
(f) Transportation costs incurred by a foster
child's parents if the case plan documents that assistance is needed to assure
contact between the parent and child. The maximum reimbursable rates must
conform to the requirements published in the departments policies and business
processes.
(g) Other costs for
behavioral incentive that are designed to encourage and support desirable
behavior, and that are documented in a service plan.
(h) A once-a-year allowance for a gift at
holiday time for each child in foster care.
(2) All the following are reimbursable
non-child-specific family foster care costs:
(a) Payment to foster parents for the cost of
foster parent training. Reimbursable costs include all the following:
(i) Cost of transportation.
(ii) Child care.
(iii) Tuition.
(iv) Training supplies.
(b) Subsidy payments to foster parents if
supported by a contract.
(c) Relief
payments to foster parents of an approved group or shelter home program if
supported by a contract.
(d)
Respite payments to foster parents of an approved group or shelter home program
if supported by a contract.
(e)
Recreation payments to foster parents of an approved group or shelter home
program as defined and restricted by the departments policies and business
processes.
(f) Supply payments to
foster parents of an approved group or shelter home program for personal items
for children in the program.
Notes
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