26 Tex. Admin. Code § 261.252 - Notice Regarding Personal Funds
At the time of admission to a facility, and if changes to services or charges occur, a program provider must provide each individual or LAR with written notification containing the following information:
(1) a written explanation of §
261.253(d) and
(e) of this chapter (relating to Determining
Management of Personal Funds), which describe who may manage personal
funds;
(2) a list of items and
services included in the program provider's ICF/IID Program reimbursement rate
for which the individual will not be charged;
(3) a list of items and services for which
the individual may be charged;
(4)
a statement that the individual or LAR may have the Social Security
Administration appoint a representative payee to receive the individual's
federal benefits in accordance with 20 CFR Part 404, Subpart U, and 20 CFR Part
416, Subpart F;
(5) a statement
that, if the Social Security Administration has appointed the program provider
as the representative payee for an individual's social security benefits, the
provider must comply with 20 CFR Part 404, Subpart U, and 20 CFR Part 416,
Subpart F;
(6) a statement that, if
the program provider manages the individual's personal funds, the program
provider will make available the individual's personal funds record, as
described in §
261.256(h) of
this chapter (relating to Program Provider-Managed Personal Funds), upon the
request of the individual or LAR within 72 hours after receiving a request for
a copy of the personal funds record from the individual or LAR; and
(7) a statement that, if the individual or
LAR requests withdrawal of all personal funds managed by the program provider,
or if the individual is discharged from the facility, the program provider will
disburse funds managed by the program provider in accordance with §
261.258 of this chapter (relating
to Closing Trust Fund Accounts) and, if the program provider is the
representative payee, in accordance with 20 CFR Part 404, Subpart U, and 20 CFR
Part 416, Subpart F.
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