Ark. Code Ann. § 20-10-2103: Arkansas Options Counseling for Long-Term Care Program - Creation - Administration
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- AR Code
- Title 20
- Chapter 10
- Subchapter 21
(a) The Arkansas Options Counseling for Long-Term Care Program is created within the Department of Human Services. (b) The program shall provide individuals or their representatives, or both, with long-term care consultations that shall include information about, at a minimum: (1) Long-term care options and costs; (2) An assessment of an individual's functional capabilities; and (3) The conducting of all or part of a professional review, assessment, and determination of appropriate long-term care options. (c) The program shall be administered by the department. Acts 2007, No. 516, § 1.
(a) The Arkansas Options Counseling for Long-Term Care Program is created within the Department of Human Services.
(b) The program shall provide individuals or their representatives, or both, with long-term care consultations that shall include information about, at a minimum: (1) Long-term care options and costs; (2) An assessment of an individual's functional capabilities; and (3) The conducting of all or part of a professional review, assessment, and determination of appropriate long-term care options.
(1) Long-term care options and costs;
(2) An assessment of an individual's functional capabilities; and
(3) The conducting of all or part of a professional review, assessment, and determination of appropriate long-term care options.
(c) The program shall be administered by the department.
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