1230.020.00 CHANGE IN THE PROVIDER
When a household changes providers, close the authorization with the old provider and open a new authorization with the current provider.
The change in providers should be a smooth transition with NO disruption in benefits, minimal paper work, and as little inconvenience to the family as possible.
1230.025.00 CHANGE IN THE SLIDING FEE
CD12-12, OEC12-01
January 30, 2012; CD09-06, OEC09-02 January 14, 2009; CD08-40, OEC08-4 June 27, 2008
Changes in income or household size may result in a change in the sliding fee amount.
- For an increase in the sliding fee:
- Send an Adverse Action Notice to the family to notify them of the increase in their portion of the child care costs.
- The system will update the family eligibility data if the family does not appeal the notice of adverse action.
- Once the adverse action period expires, the system will send a notice to the family and the provider of the change in the sliding fee amount.
- The increase in the sliding fee is effective with the month after the notice of adverse action expires.
- For a reduction in sliding fee:
- Update the family eligibility data in the system.
- Send a notice to the family and provider of the change in the sliding fee amount.
- The reduction in the sliding fee amount is effective in the month the respective change is reported.
- For a decrease in benefit level for Transitional Child Care benefit households:
- Send a Notice of Adverse Action to the family to notify them of the decrease in the FSD payment amount.
- The system will update the family eligibility data if the family does not appeal the notice of adverse action.
- The system will send a notice to the family and the provider of the change in the child/ren's daily rates.
- The benefit change is effective with the month after the notice of adverse action expires.