Chemical Dependency Treatment - ADATSA Cash and Medical Benefits

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Chemical Dependency Treatment - ADATSA Cash and Medical Benefits

Revised October 28, 2007

Purpose: This section describes the benefits clients receive when eligible for ADATSA treatment and shelter services.

WAC 388-800-0085 Do I have to contribute to the cost of residential treatment?

WAC 388-800-0110 What cash benefits am I eligible for through ADATSA if I am in residential treatment?

WAC 388-800-0115 What cash benefits can I receive through ADATSA if I am in outpatient treatment?

WAC 388-800-0120 As an eligible ADATSA client, when would I get state-funded medical assistance?

WAC 388-800-0110
WAC 388-800-0110
Effective January 30, 2003

WAC 388-800-0110 What cash benefits am I eligible for through ADATSA if I am in residential treatment?
When you are in ADATSA residential treatment and are below the department payment standard for clothing and personal incidentals (CPI) you may be eligible to receive CPI.

This is a reprint of the official rule as published by the Office of the Code Reviser. If there are previous versions of this rule, they can be found using the Legislative Search page.

WAC 388-800-0115
WAC 388-800-0115
Effective September 1, 2000

WAC 388-800-0115 What cash benefits can I receive through ADATSA if I am in outpatient treatment?
When you are in ADATSA outpatient treatment, you may be eligible for a treatment living allowance for housing and other living expenses.

Your living allowance maximum amount will be based on the current ADATSA payment standard as provided under WAC 388-478-0030.

Your outpatient provider will act as your protective payee and administer your living allowance

This is a reprint of the official rule as published by the Office of the Code Reviser. If there are previous versions of this rule, they can be found using the Legislative Search page.

WAC 388-800-0120
WAC 388-800-0120
Effective September 1, 2000

WAC 388-800-0120 As an eligible ADATSA client, when would I get state-funded medical assistance?
You are eligible for state-funded medical assistance when you are in one of the following situations:

You meet the requirements in WAC 388-800-0048 and are waiting to receive ADATSA treatment services;

When you are participating in ADATSA residential or outpatient treatment;

You choose opiate dependency (methadone maintenance) chemical dependency treatment services instead of other ADATSA treatment, but only if these treatment services are from a state-approved, publicly funded opiate dependency/methadone maintenance program; or

You meet the requirements of WAC 388-800-0135, for shelter services but choose not to receive shelter assistance.

This is a reprint of the official rule as published by the Office of the Code Reviser. If there are previous versions of this rule, they can be found using the Legislative Search page.

WAC 388-800-0085
WAC 388-800-0085
Effective September 1, 2000

WAC 388-800-0085 Do I have to contribute to the cost of residential treatment?
Once you have been determined financially eligible to receive ADATSA residential treatment services the department does not require you to contribute toward the cost of care.

This is a reprint of the official rule as published by the Office of the Code Reviser. If there are previous versions of this rule, they can be found using the Legislative Search page.

CLARIFYING INFORMATION

Clients participating in ADATSA residential treatment do not receive any cash benefits. The funding to provide personal incidentals for the clients in ADATSA residential treatment is incorporated into the payments made to the residential provider. The residential provider furnishes the personal hygiene needs of the clients while in treatment.

The amount of living allowance received by ADATSA Program clients participating in ADATSA outpatient treatment is determined at the discretion of the protective payee. They do not receive an entitlement of the payment standard identified in WAC. The payment standard is the maximum they may receive for one month. Funding for living allowances is allocated to the Counties or tribes, who administer the ADATSA outpatient program. Each County or tribal program has individual discretion on the distribution of these dollars.

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