OAR 333-022-2080
HIV Case Management: Supportive Services

(1)

A client enrolled in the HIV Case Management Program may be eligible for supportive services if income is at or below 250 percent of the FPL.

(2)

Authorization by an agency of supportive services is discretionary and a decision to provide such services will be based on the following factors:

(a)

The agency is funded to provide the services;

(b)

The funds are available in the agency budget;

(c)

The services are allowable per the contract with the Authority;

(d)

No other payer exists to provide the needed services, with the exception of those that qualify for Veteran’s Administration or Indian Health Services who may still qualify to receive Ryan White services;

(e)

The client is eligible and currently active in the HIV Case Management Program; and

(f)

The client’s need for the service has been determined by the agency and documented in the client’s file.

(3)

An agency may authorize supportive services for any of the following:

(a)

Emergency financial assistance, per agency budget, including but not limited to assistance with short-term medical costs, food, utilities or housing;

(b)

Housing assistance, including but not limited to short-term assistance to support emergency, temporary or transitional housing;

(c)

Linguistics services, meaning interpretation and translation services;

(d)

Medical nutritional therapy provided by a licensed registered dietitian outside of a primary care visit, including the provision of nutritional supplements;

(e)

Oral health care, including but not limited to diagnostic, preventive, and therapeutic services provided by general dental practitioners, dental specialists, dental hygienists and auxiliaries, and other trained primary care providers;

(f)

Outpatient substance abuse services, meaning the provision of medical or other treatment or counseling to address substance abuse problems in an outpatient setting, provided by a physician or under the supervision of a physician or other qualified/licensed personnel;

(g)

Residential substance abuse services, meaning treatment to address substance abuse problems in a residential health service setting, provided by a physician or under the supervision of a physician or other qualified/licensed personnel;

(h)

Home health care services provided in the home by licensed health care workers such as nurses, and the administration of intravenous and aerosolized treatment, parenteral feeding, diagnostic testing, and other medical therapies;

(i)

Mental health services meaning psychological and psychiatric treatment and counseling services offered to individuals with a mental illness, conducted in a group or individual setting, and provided by a mental health professional licensed or authorized within the state to render such services;

(j)

Medical transportation services necessary to access health care services; or

(k)

Other services funded by the Authority.

Source: Rule 333-022-2080 — HIV Case Management: Supportive Services, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=333-022-2080.

333‑022‑0200
HIV Testing and Confidentiality: Definitions 333‑022‑0205
HIV Testing, Notification, Right to Decline 333‑022‑0210
Confidentiality 333‑022‑0300
Occupational and Health Care Setting Exposures: Procedures for Requesting a Source Person Consent to an HIV Test Following an Occupational Exposure 333‑022‑0305
Occupational and Health Care Setting Exposures: Petition for Mandatory Testing of Source Persons 333‑022‑0310
Occupational and Health Care Setting Exposures: Substantial Exposure While Being Administered Health Care 333‑022‑0315
Occupational and Health Care Setting Exposures: Employer Program for Prevention, Education and Testing 333‑022‑1000
CareAssist: Purpose and Description of Program 333‑022‑1010
CareAssist: Definitions 333‑022‑1020
CareAssist: Eligibility 333‑022‑1030
CareAssist: Application Process 333‑022‑1040
CareAssist: Review of Applications 333‑022‑1050
CareAssist: Approval or Denial of Application 333‑022‑1060
CareAssist: Group 1 and 2 Benefits 333‑022‑1070
CareAssist: Prescriptions 333‑022‑1080
CareAssist: Payments and Cost Coverage 333‑022‑1090
CareAssist: Client Eligibility Review 333‑022‑1100
CareAssist: Client Reporting Requirements 333‑022‑1120
CareAssist: Restricted Status 333‑022‑1130
CareAssist: Incarcerated Applicants or Clients 333‑022‑1140
CareAssist: Bridge Program 333‑022‑1145
CareAssist: Uninsured Persons Program 333‑022‑1147
CareAssist: Dental Benefits 333‑022‑1150
CareAssist: Client Rights 333‑022‑1160
CareAssist: Termination from CAREAssist 333‑022‑1170
CareAssist: Hearings 333‑022‑2000
HIV Case Management: Purpose 333‑022‑2010
HIV Case Management: Definitions 333‑022‑2020
HIV Case Management: Eligibility 333‑022‑2030
HIV Case Management: Enrollment Process 333‑022‑2040
HIV Case Management: Approval or Denial of Enrollment 333‑022‑2050
HIV Case Management: Determination of Service Needs 333‑022‑2060
HIV Case Management: Client Rights 333‑022‑2070
HIV Case Management: Client Responsibilities 333‑022‑2080
HIV Case Management: Supportive Services 333‑022‑2090
HIV Case Management: Client Enrollment Review 333‑022‑2100
HIV Case Management: Incarcerated Applicants or Clients 333‑022‑2110
HIV Case Management: Termination 333‑022‑2120
HIV Case Management: Hearings 333‑022‑3000
Oregon Housing Opportunity in Partnership Program
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

Rule 333-022-2080’s source at or​.us