Florida Regulations 64I-1.003: Services
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(1) All Services must be directed specifically to an individual Applicant or Eligible Individual by prior authorization of the General Program.
(2) Services can be delivered for an Applicant only to the extent necessary to determine eligibility for the General Program and for an Eligible Individual only to the extent necessary to achieve subsection 64I-1.002(2), F.A.C., closure.
(3) Services do not include:
(a) Upgrading, replacement or maintenance of a durable medical device;
(b) Funding for consumables (those items for which the very act of using destroys their further use), except in support of Services, and then for no more than twenty four (24) months beginning with the first time such funding is authorized;
(c) Any required by a change in circumstances not directly related to the Applicant or Eligible Individual’s brain or spinal cord injury and capable of repetition throughout their life. Examples of changes in circumstances capable of repetition include moving to another location, obtaining a vehicle or, except in the case of an individual below the age of eighteen, the loss of a caregiver, or
(d) Any requiring approval under federal law, such as human subject research.
Rulemaking Authority 381.0011 FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 381.79. History-New 1-23-11.
(2) Services can be delivered for an Applicant only to the extent necessary to determine eligibility for the General Program and for an Eligible Individual only to the extent necessary to achieve subsection 64I-1.002(2), F.A.C., closure.
(3) Services do not include:
(a) Upgrading, replacement or maintenance of a durable medical device;
(b) Funding for consumables (those items for which the very act of using destroys their further use), except in support of Services, and then for no more than twenty four (24) months beginning with the first time such funding is authorized;
(c) Any required by a change in circumstances not directly related to the Applicant or Eligible Individual’s brain or spinal cord injury and capable of repetition throughout their life. Examples of changes in circumstances capable of repetition include moving to another location, obtaining a vehicle or, except in the case of an individual below the age of eighteen, the loss of a caregiver, or
(d) Any requiring approval under federal law, such as human subject research.
Rulemaking Authority 381.0011 FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 381.79. History-New 1-23-11.