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Chapter 50

Wash. Admin. Code ch. 110-50

Child Welfare

CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES, DEPARTMENT OF

110-50-0002Which is the deciding authority if another WAC rule or the provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act conflict with the information in this chapter?110-50-0010What are the department's placement priorities?110-50-0020What are the department's limitations on placement?110-50-0030What are the department's placement procedures for an infant residing in foster care with the infant's teen parent?110-50-0040Under what circumstances may the department provide foster care for educational purposes?110-50-0050What is the agency's goal as to the maximum number of children who remain in foster care in excess of twenty-four months?110-50-0060What must a parent do to place the child in foster care with the department?110-50-0070Under what circumstances may a parent sign a consent for voluntary placement of a child in foster care with the department?110-50-0080How long may a voluntary placement last with the department?110-50-0090May the department grant an exception to the length of stay in voluntary placement?110-50-0100What are the department's obligations regarding children placed by the department between states?110-50-0110What are the standards for use and reimbursement of receiving home care?110-50-0120What are the types of receiving homes and what children are served in them?110-50-0130Who decides on the number of receiving homes needed in an area?110-50-0140How long may a child stay in a receiving home?110-50-0150What are the rates for reimbursement to receiving home providers?110-50-0160How are rates authorized for reimbursement to receiving home providers?110-50-0165Definitions for relatives and suitable persons placements 110-50-0170Determining relatives or suitable persons as placements for children and youth in out-of-home care 110-50-0180When relative's and suitable person's background checks may exclude them as placement options 110-50-0190Financial supports for relatives and suitable persons caring for children and youth placed by the department 110-50-0200How does the department treat relatives of specified degree with legally free children?110-50-0210When may the department serve a child through a behavior rehabilitation services program?110-50-0220What is the department's authority to remove a child from a behavior rehabilitation services placement?110-50-0230Child placing agency (CPA) expectations 110-50-0240CPA reimbursement 110-50-0250CPA contractual requirements 110-50-0271How long may a child served by the department remain in out-of-home placement before a court hearing is held?110-50-0272What are the training requirements for licensed foster parents?110-50-0273Gifts, bequests by will, and contributions 110-50-0280What is the parents' obligation to support their child in foster care?110-50-0290Who has authority to recommend or negotiate amounts for parental participation in the cost of foster care?110-50-0300When will cases be referred to the division of child support (DCS)?110-50-0320What constitutes good cause for not pursuing the collection or establishment of child support or paternity?110-50-0330Does the division of child support pursue collection or establish child support or paternity on cases in which good cause has been determined?110-50-0340Who may request a good cause determination?110-50-0350When may a good cause determination be requested?110-50-0360To whom must parents send child support payments for their child in foster care?110-50-0370Under what circumstances must child care judgment and limited power of attorney for parental support payments be assigned to the department?110-50-0400Legal basis for the foster care program 110-50-0410Purpose 110-50-0420Definitions for foster care rate assessment (FCRA)110-50-0430Financial requirements of the department 110-50-0440Foster care maintenance payment and standardized assessment tool 110-50-0450Using the standardized assessment tool to determine foster care reimbursement levels 110-50-0460Reimbursement to foster families that reside in or move to another state 110-50-0470Payments to relative caregivers and suitable persons 110-50-0480Starting foster care maintenance payments 110-50-0490Terminating foster care maintenance payments 110-50-0500Foster parents' level notification 110-50-0510Requesting a department review of the foster care rate level 110-50-0520Department review of the foster care rate level 110-50-0530Foster parents' notification of department review 110-50-0540Foster parents' right to appeal 110-50-0550Scope of administrative hearing 110-50-0740What standards must the department apply to contracted and noncontracted service providers and vendors when the department has identified an overpayment to the provider or vendor?110-50-0750Do vendor overpayment rules in this chapter also apply to adoptive parents?110-50-0760Are there time limitations on identifying and recovering an overpayment?110-50-0770May overpayments be waived or forgiven?110-50-0780Do other governmental organizations have the right to an adjudicative hearing?110-50-0790What steps must a provider or vendor take when requesting an administrative hearing in regards to an overpayment?110-50-0800When is payment due on an overpayment?110-50-0810Who establishes guidelines to identify overpayments and to mediate overpayment disputes?110-50-0900Legal basis for the licensed caregiver third party liability program 110-50-0910Purpose 110-50-0920Definitions 110-50-0930Eligibility criteria for third party reimbursement 110-50-0940Submitting the third party liability claim 110-50-0950Determining the reimbursable amount for third party liability claims 110-50-0960Limitations for third party liability reimbursement 110-50-0970Exclusions from third party liability reimbursement 110-50-0980Third party liability claim denials 110-50-0990Third party liability claim appeals 110-50-0995Third party liability claim investigations and rights of recovery 110-50-1000Legal basis for the caregiver reimbursement program 110-50-1010Purpose 110-50-1020Definitions 110-50-1030Eligibility criteria for the caregiver reimbursement program 110-50-1040Submitting the caregiver reimbursement program claim 110-50-1050Determining the reimbursement amount for caregiver reimbursement program claims 110-50-1060Reimbursement limitations for the caregiver reimbursement program 110-50-1070Exclusions from the caregiver reimbursement program 110-50-1080Caregiver reimbursement program claim denials 110-50-1090Caregiver reimbursement program claim appeals 110-50-1095Caregiver reimbursement program claim investigations 110-50-1100What are the department's responsibilities for management of juvenile records?110-50-1110To whom may the department release records?110-50-1120Under what circumstances may the department exclude or deny information from release unless authorized by law or court order?110-50-1130What may a juvenile or the juvenile's parent do if the department denies access to information?110-50-1140What are the requirements for release of foster parents' licensing records?110-50-1170Legal basis for managing and using unearned income and resources for foster children and youth 110-50-1180Purpose 110-50-1190Definitions 110-50-1200Department requirements for managing and using unearned income and resources for eligible children and youth in foster care 110-50-1210Veteran's benefits for eligible children and youth in foster care 110-50-1220Department's state supplementary payment (SSP) program 110-50-1230Eligibility requirements to receive SSP 110-50-1240Eligibility determination and payment 110-50-1250Notification of eligibility 110-50-1260Applying for the SSP program when not eligible 110-50-1270Appeal rights