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14.05 - Community Living Arrangements |
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People in various private living arrangements and some residents of facilities are considered to have a ”r;community” living arrangement. The distinction between community and facility living arrangements may be based on factors such as the specific type of facility, the size of the facility, or the length of the resident’s stay.
The following are considered to be community living arrangements, and are indicated with living arrangement code ”r;80” on the system:
l Campground.
l Car.
l Chemical dependency (CD) halfway house. Offers only halfway house services and no other level of CD treatment.
l Child foster care – Rules 1, 4 and 8.
l Detox-only facility. Offers only chemical detoxification.
l Halfway house (non-CD). Privately operated facility of any size, or, a standalone publicly operated community residence with 16 or fewer beds for people making the transition from a correctional facility to the community.
Note: See Correctional Facilities for information about publicly operated halfway houses with more than 16 beds.
l Homeless or homeless shelter.
l Hotel or motel.
l Maternity shelter.
l Medical hospital. For a hospital stay up to and including 30 days.
l Non-Medicaid medical or nursing facility. Minnesota Health Care Programs do not pay for the facility costs. Do not use long-term care (LTC) budgeting for clients living in these facilities.
l Private residence.
l Veterans Administration (VA) facility. Veterans receiving care through the VA may qualify for health care program coverage of medical services not provided by the VA.