WAC 388-165-210: How does DSHS determine that a child qualifies for a special needs rate?

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WACs > Title 388 > Chapter 388-165 > Section 388-165-210

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388-165-205 << 388-165-210 >> 388-165-215

WAC 388-165-210	No agency filings affecting this section since 2003
How does DSHS determine that a child qualifies for a special needs rate?

To qualify for the DSHS child care programs special needs subsidy rate the child must:

(1) Be under nineteen years old;

(2) Have a verified physical, mental, emotional, or behavioral condition that requires a higher level of care; and

(3) Have their condition and need for higher level of care verified by a health, mental health, or education professional with at least a master’s degree.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 74.12.340, 74.04.050, 74.04.055 and 74.08.090. WSR 99-22-011, § 388-165-210, filed 10/22/99, effective 11/22/99.]