To be eligible for chore-funded services you must meet all of the following criteria:

(1) Be grandfathered on the chore program before August 1, 2001 and have continued to receive chore without a break in service.

(2) Not be eligible for MPC or COPES.

(3) Be eighteen years of age or older.

(4) Have an unmet or partially met need with at least one of the following activities of daily living, as defined in WAC 388-106-0010.

For each Activity of Daily Living, the minimum level of assistance required in
	Self Performance is:	Support Provided is:
Eating	N/A	Setup
Toileting	Supervision	N/A
Bathing	Supervision	N/A
Dressing	Supervision	N/A
Transfer	Supervision	Setup
Bed Mobility	Supervision	Setup
Walk in Room or Locomotion in Room or Locomotion Outside Immediate Living Environment	Supervision	Setup
Medication Management	Assistance Required	N/A
Personal Hygiene	Supervision	N/A
Body care which includes: Application of ointment or lotions; Toenails trimmed; Dry bandage changes; or Passive range of motion treatment.	Need	N/A
Your need for assistance in any of the activities listed in this section did not occur because you were unable or no provider was available to assist you will be counted for the purpose of determining your functional eligibility.

(5) Have net household income (as described in WAC 388-450-0005 and 388-450-0040) not exceeding:

(a) The sum of the cost of your chore services; and

(b) One-hundred percent of the federal poverty level (FPL) adjusted for family size.

(6) Have resources, as described in chapter 388-470 WAC, which do not exceed ten thousand dollars for a one-person family or fifteen thousand dollars for a two-person family. (Note: One thousand dollars for each additional family member may be added to these limits.); and

(7) Not transfer assets on or after November 1, 1995 for less than fair market value, as described in WAC 182-513-1365.

PDFWAC 388-106-0610

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