Aging and Disability Services Council Sharon Swift Butterworth ...

provided to an individual;
(ii) [begin addition] specifies [end addition] the number of units of each CLASS Program
service to be provided to the individual [begin addition] and for transition assistance services, is
within the service limit described in §45.218(c) of this division (relating to Service Limits) [end
addition]; and
(iii) [begin addition] describes [end addition] any other service or support to be provided to
the individual through sources other than the CLASS Program; and
IPC.
(2) develops an IPP for each CLASS Program service listed on the proposed enrollment
(b) The case manager must ensure that each CLASS Program service on the proposed
enrollment IPC:
(1) is necessary to protect the individual's health and welfare in the community;
(2) addresses the individual's related condition;
(3) is not available to the individual through any other source, including the Medicaid State
Plan, other governmental programs, private insurance, or the individual's natural supports;
(4) is the most appropriate type and amount of CLASS Program service to meet the
individual's needs; and
(5) is cost effective.
(c) If the individual or LAR, case manager, and DSA agree on the type and amount of
services to be included in a proposed enrollment IPC, the case manager must:
(1) ensure that during the service planning team meeting required by subsection (a) of this
section the proposed enrollment IPC is reviewed, signed as evidence of agreement, and dated by:
(A) the individual or LAR;
(B) the case manager; and
(C) the DSA; and
(2) no later than 30 calendar days before the effective date of the proposed enrollment IPC
as determined by the service planning team:
(A) submit the following to DADS for its review:
(i) the proposed enrollment IPC;
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