Or. Admin. Code § 411-100-0030 - Administrative Procedures for State Trust Fund
(1) Life Care Plan. Prior to the execution of
the life care plan between the sponsor(s) and the private, non-profit trust,
the Division must review and approve the plan within 60 days of receiving the
completed life care plan.
(2)
Agreement. At the time a beneficiary becomes eligible to receive supplemental
services, the private, non-profit trust shall enter into an agreement with the
Division. The private, non-profit trust shall transfer the prescribed amount of
the beneficiary's funds into the State Trust Fund. Monies transferred into the
State Trust Fund shall not be from sources which would result in reduction,
impairment, or diminishment of benefits to which a beneficiary is otherwise
entitled by law. The agreement shall include the amount of money to be
deposited into the beneficiary's account, the supplemental services to be
provided, and the amount to be spent for the supplemental services. Other
provisions of the agreement shall include, but not be limited to:
(a) The Division shall indicate whether or
not the list of supplemental services are currently being provided by public
assistance programs and whether or not the supplemental services would in any
way reduce, impair or diminish the benefits to which the beneficiary is
otherwise entitled by law;
(b) Each
agreement shall identify the beneficiary for which an account must be
established in the State Trust Fund and to whom supplemental services will be
provided;
(c) Each agreement shall
cover the administrative process for implementing the private non-profit
trust;
(d) Each agreement may be
amended by addenda;
(e) Each
agreement shall be reviewed annually and may be amended, as needed;
(f) Each agreement shall require that upon
the death of the beneficiary, no less than 50 percent of the remaining assets
in the State Trust Fund shall be transferred to the Disability Trust Fund;
and
(g) Each agreement shall
indicate whether monies from the private, non-profit trust will be transferred
no more often than annually to the State Trust Fund, or be left to the
discretion of the Division to determine how often monies can be
transferred.
(3) The
Division shall develop and maintain accounting records for each named
beneficiary and shall credit each account monies deposited in the State Trust
Fund. The Division shall allocate the interest accumulated to each account
proportionately. The Division shall also debit each account when supplemental
services are paid for the beneficiary.
(4) The Division shall assist the beneficiary
in finding qualified service providers and other supplementary services as
defined in the agreement. The Division shall choose the provider of the
supplemental services, taking into consideration the needs and desires of the
beneficiary.
(5) The Division shall
ensure that the beneficiary's provider is notified of the specific services to
be provided to the beneficiary, effective dates of such services and the
appropriate procedures to be followed for reimbursement.
(6) The Division shall authorize payments for
the supplementary services by vouchers.
(7) The agreement between the private,
non-profit trust and the Division shall be amended by addenda, no later than 30
days after any change in type of services or provider of services is
made.
(8) If the Division
determines that the money in the account of a named beneficiary cannot be used
for supplementary care, support or treatment of the beneficiary in a manner
consistent with the agreement, the remaining money in the account, together
with any accumulated interest, shall be promptly returned to the private,
non-profit trust.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 410.730 & ORS 410.732
Stats. Implemented: ORS 410.730
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