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§48.6003. Eligibility Criteria.<br />

(a) In this section, the term "individual" means a person applying for or enrolled in the<br />

Community Based Alternatives (CBA) Program, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.<br />

(b) To be determined eligible by the Department of <strong>Aging</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Disability</strong> <strong>Services</strong> (DADS)<br />

for the CBA Program, an individual must:<br />

(1) be 21 years of age or older;<br />

(2) meet the level-of-care criteria for medical necessity for nursing facility care in<br />

accordance with §19.2401 of this title (relating to General Qualifications for Medical Necessity<br />

Determinations);<br />

(3) choose the CBA Program as an alternative to nursing facility services, as described in<br />

the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 42, §441.302(d);<br />

(4) not be enrolled in another Medicaid waiver program approved by the Centers for<br />

Medicare <strong>and</strong> Medicaid <strong>Services</strong> (CMS) pursuant to §1915(c) of the Social Security Act <strong>and</strong><br />

operated by DADS;<br />

(5) live in a county not included in a Medicaid managed care area;<br />

(6) have an individual [begin addition] service [end addition] plan (ISP) [begin deletion] of<br />

care (IPC) [end deletion] with a cost for CBA Program services at or below 200 percent of the<br />

reimbursement rate that would have been paid for that same individual to receive nursing facility<br />

services [begin addition], as of August 31, 2010, [end addition] considering all other resources,<br />

including resources described in §40.1 of this title (relating to Use of General Revenue for<br />

<strong>Services</strong> Exceeding the Individual Cost Limit of a Waiver Program;<br />

(7) have been determined by the Texas Health <strong>and</strong> Human <strong>Services</strong> Commission to be<br />

financially eligible for Medicaid;<br />

(8) have ongoing needs for CBA Program services with projected costs, as indicated on the<br />

[begin addition] ISP [end addition] [begin deletion] IPC [end deletion], that do not exceed the<br />

following maximum service ceilings:<br />

(A) adaptive aids <strong>and</strong> medical supplies service category must not exceed $10,000 per<br />

individual per [begin addition] ISP [end addition] [begin deletion] IPC [end deletion] year<br />

without approval by DADS;<br />

(B) minor home modifications service category must not exceed a lifetime maximum of<br />

$7,500 per individual without approval by DADS, [begin addition] <strong>and</strong> a maximum of [end<br />

addition] [begin deletion] after which minor home modifications must not exceed [end deletion]<br />

$300 per [begin addition] ISP [begin deletion] IPC [end deletion] year for [begin addition] repair<br />

<strong>and</strong> [end addition] maintenance [begin addition] of a minor home modification [end addition]<br />

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