7 AAC 43.791. Review and appeal rights

(a) A recipient who is terminated from a consumer-directed or agency-based program may challenge that termination through the agency's grievance procedure, as the agency documented that procedure in the application materials required under 7 AAC 43.793.

(b) If the PCAT shows that an individual is not capable of managing consumer-directed services because of a lack of capacity as provided in 7 AAC 43.768, or if a person is terminated from a consumer-directed program because the individual lacks capacity to manage personal care services, the individual may appeal that decision under 7 AAC 49.

(c) If a service authorized by the PCAT service plan is reduced, terminated, or denied, the recipient may appeal that decision under 7 AAC 49.

History: Eff. 4/1/2006, Register 177

Authority: AS 47.05.010

AS 47.07.030

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