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Begin with Part I by entering your Case Worker or Provider Representative's name and their contact number. This information is crucial for ongoing communication regarding your services.
In Part II, review your rights carefully. You may need to check boxes or provide additional details about your preferences for service plans and provider agencies.
Proceed to Part III to confirm eligibility criteria. Fill in any required fields related to income and resources as specified in the document.
In Part IV, list the personal care tasks you require assistance with. Ensure that you accurately indicate all necessary services for proper support.
Finally, review Part V to understand which services are not covered. This will help you manage expectations regarding the assistance you can receive.
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What is CAS? Community Attendant Services is a non-technical, medically related personal care service that is available to eligible individuals whose health problems cause them to have limitations in performing activities of daily living according to a practitioners statement of medical need.
What are community attendant services in Texas?
Licensed PAS agencies come under the rule-making authority for the Home and Community Support Services (HCSSA) licensure. The PAS agency determines eligibility and the amount of care needed, develops a pool of potential personal assistants and provides emergency backup personal assistants.
What is the income limit for community attendant services in Texas?
Community Attendant Services is a non-technical, medically related personal care service that is available to eligible individuals whose health problems cause them to have limitations in performing activities of daily living according to a practitioners statement of medical need.
Who is eligible for community attendant services in Texas?
Functionally, individuals must be unable to perform some of their activities of daily living without assistance, such as dressing, eating, transferring, toileting or basic mobility. A medical doctor must document their need for assistance. There are no age restrictions in order to be eligible for this program.
What is community service in Texas?
Community service is offered as a way to satisfy court-ordered fines, costs and fees if you cannot pay due to financial hardship. The community service must provide a genuine benefit to the community and be completed in person at select sites.
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Who qualifies for community care services in Texas?
Am I eligible for Texas CCAD? You live in Texas. You are 18 or older. You have a disability or need help with daily activities. You are not receiving Medicaid for the same services.
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