(1) The developmental disabilities administration (DDA) must not enroll you in state supplementary payments after the effective date of this section, unless you are eligible for a state supplementary payment for prevocational legacy.

(2) To be eligible for a state supplementary payment, you must meet all general eligibility requirements under subsection (3) of this section and any applicable program-specific requirements under subsections (4) through (8) of this section.

(3) To be eligible for a state supplementary payment, you must:

(a) Be determined DDA eligible under chapter 388-823 WAC;

(b) Complete an in-person interview and reassessment with DDA once every twelve months—or more often if DDA deems it necessary—to determine whether you continue to meet eligibility requirements; and

(i) You receive supplemental security income (SSI) benefits for the month in which the state supplementary payment is issued; or

(ii) You receive social security Title II benefits as a disabled adult child (DAC), your SSI was terminated due solely to your receipt of DAC benefits, and you are eligible for categorically needy medicaid due to the special income disregard described in WAC 182-512-0880(3).

(4) To be eligible for children's legacy care state supplementary payments, you must live with your family as defined in WAC 388-832-0001.

(5) To be eligible for a state supplementary payment for waiver services, you must be enrolled in a home and community-based services waiver program as described in chapter 388-845 WAC.

(6) To be eligible for prevocational legacy state supplementary payments, you must:

(a) Have left prevocational services on or after September 1, 2015; and

(b) Not be enrolled in a DDA residential habilitation service.

(7) To be eligible for residential habilitation state supplementary payments, you must be receiving a residential habilitation service as described in chapter 388-845 WAC and as identified in your person-centered service plan.

(8) To be eligible for state supplementary payments in lieu of individual and family services you must be:

(a) At least three years old; and

(b) Living with your family as defined in WAC 388-832-0001.

PDFWAC 388-827-0105

Who is eligible for a state supplementary payment?