(A) The purpose of this rule is to define the
terms used in Chapter
5101:3-33
5160-33 of the Administrative Code governing the
medicaid assisted living HCBS waiver program.
As used in this chapter:
(B) "ADL" means activities of daily living
including bathing; grooming; toileting; dressing; eating; and mobility, which
refers to bed mobility, transfer, and locomotion as these are defined in
Chapter 5101:3-3
5160-3-05 of the Administrative Code.
(C) "Assessment" means a face-to-face
evaluation used to obtain information about an individual including his or her
condition, personal goals and preferences, functional limitations, health
status and other factors that are relevant to the authorization and provision
of services. Assessment information supports the determination that an
individual requires waiver services as well as the development of a service
plan.
(D) "
Assisted living HCBS waiver" means the medicaid program that
serves individuals residing in licensed residential care facilities that are
certified
Assisted living waiver" (ALW) means
the home and community based services waiver, approved by the centers for
medicare and medicaid services, that is administered by the Ohio department of
aging.
by ODA and enrolled on the waiver who
would otherwise receive services in a nursing facility if the waiver program
were not available.
(E)
"Authorized representative"
means a person eighteen
years of age or older, who is chosen by and acts on behalf of an individual who
is applying for or receiving medical assistance. In accordance with rule
5101:1-38-01.2 of the Administrative Code, the individual must provide a
written statement naming the authorized representative and the duties that the
named authorized representative may perform on the individual's
behalf.
has the same meaning as in rule
5160-1-33
of the Administrative Code.
(F) "CDJFS" means a county department of job
and family services.
(G) "C.F.R."
means the code of federal regulations.
(H) "CMS" means the centers for medicare and
medicaid services, a federal agency that is part of the United States
department of health and human services, and that administers the medicaid
program and approves HCBS waivers.
(I) "Case management" means a set of person
centered activities provided by
the PASSPORT
administrative agency
ODA's designee that
are undertaken to ensure that the
waiver
consumer
individual receives appropriate
and necessary services. Under a HCBS waiver, these activities may include, but
are not necessarily limited to, assessment, service plan development, service
plan implementation and service monitoring as well as assistance in accessing
waiver, state plan, and other non-medicaid services and resources.
(J) "Certified" or "certification" means
providers certified by the Ohio department of aging (ODA) to provide services
for assisted living HCBS waiver
consumer
individuals
pursuant to Chapter 173-39 of the Administrative Code.
(K) "Consumer" means the program
participant and the representative who assists in directing the consumer's
care.
(L)
(K) "HCBS" or "home
and community-based services" means services furnished under the provisions set
forth in 42 C.F.R. 441 Subpart G (
October 1,
2009
October 1, 2016) that permit
individuals to live in a home setting rather than a nursing facility (NF) or
hospital. HCBS waiver services are approved by CMS for specific populations and
are not otherwise available under the medicaid state plan.
(M)
(L)
"Home first" means the component of the assisted living HCBS waiver program
that offers priority enrollment in the waiver for certain individuals in
accordance with section
5111.894
173.542
of the Revised
Code.
(M)
"Individual" is a person enrolled on the assisted living HCBS
waiver.
(N) "Level of care"
(LOC) means the designation describing an individual's functional levels and
nursing needs pursuant to the criteria set forth in rules
5101:3-3-05, 5101:3-3-06, 5101:3-3-07 and
5101:3-3-08
5160-3-05, 5160-3-06, 5160-3-07,
and 5160-3-08 of the Administrative Code.
(O) "NF" means a nursing facility as defined
in section
5111.20
5165.01
of the Revised
Code.
(P) "ODA" means the Ohio
department of aging.
(Q) "ODJFS"
means the Ohio department of job and family services.
(R) "PASSPORT" means preadmission screening
system providing options and resources today.
(S) "
ODA's designee"
has the same meaning as in rule
173-39-01
of the Administrative Code.
PAA"
means PASSPORT administrative agency
(T) "Residential care facility"
means a residential care facility as defined in section
3721.01 of the Revised Code that
is issued a license pursuant to section
3721.02 of the Revised
Code.
(U) "Room and board" means a
payment made by a
n
consumer
individual
enrolled in the assisted living waiver directly to the ODA certified assisted
living waiver provider. When paying "room" the
consumer
individual
shall not be charged for the same furnishings and other shelter expenses the
residential care facility provides at no cost to private pay non-waiver
residents pursuant to the facility's resident agreement. The term "board" means
three meals a day or any other full nutritional regimen.
Room and board does not include charges for ancillary items,
services, and/or social activities purchased or paid for by the
consumer
individual including hygiene and supplies not provided
through medicaid and reflected on the consumer
individual's
care plan, recreation and activities, and/or other items or services purchased
by the consumer
individual; however ODA certified assisted living
providers may, at their own discretion, provide ancillary items, services
and/or social activities as part of the room and board payment.
(V) "Service Plan"
means a written, person centered plan between the
consumer, the consumer's case manager at the PAA and, as applicable, the
consumer's caregiver(s). The service plan specifies the services that are
provided to the consumer, regardless of funding source, to address the
consumer's individual care needs as identified in the consumer's
assessment.
has the same meaning as the
person-centered service plan in paragraph (B) in rule
5160-44-02
of the Administrative Code.