Section 388-106-0250 - What is the roads to community living (RCL) demonstration project and who is eligible?(1) Roads to community living (RCL) is a demonstration project, funded by a "money follows the person" grant originally authorized under section 6071 of the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 ( P.L. 109-171 ) and extended through the Patient Affordable Care Act ( P.L. 111-148 ). It is designed to test services and supports which help customers move from institutional settings into the community if they wish to.(2) To be eligible, the department must assess your needs in CARE per chapter 388-106 or 388-845 WAC and you must:(a) Have a continuous stay of at least sixty days in a qualified institutional setting (hospital, nursing home, residential habilitation center); (i) Any days you were solely receiving medicare-paid, short term rehabilitation services are excluded from the sixty days.(ii) If you are discharging from a state psychiatric hospital and meet the length of stay criteria, you must be under age twenty-two, or age sixty-five and older.(b) Have received at least one day of medicaid-paid in patient services immediately prior to discharge from the institutional setting;(c) Intend to move to a home and community based setting (home, apartment, licensed residential setting; and(d) On the day of discharge, you must be functionally and financially eligible for, but are not required to receive, medicaid waiver or state plan services.Wash. Admin. Code § 388-106-0250
Amended by WSR 14-01-112, filed 12/18/13, effective 1/18/2014Amended by WSR 21-19-013, Filed 9/3/2021, effective 10/4/2021Statutory Authority: RCW 74.08.090, 74.09.520, and Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 ( P.L. 109-171 ). 08-18-046, § 388-106-0250, filed 8/29/08, effective 9/29/08.