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and community-based waiver services to determine whether there is a reasonable indication that the applicant might need services at a level of care provided in a hospital, nursing facility, or ICF/IID in 30 or fewer days unless the applicant receives home and community-based waiver services under this chapter. (b) The care coordinator selected by the applicant to assist with the application shall

(1) inform the applicant regarding the care coordinator’s relationship as an employee of any provider certified under 7 AAC 130.220 and of any relationship described in 7 AAC 130.240(e); and

(2) provide to the department a complete application in accordance with 7 AAC 130.207, and relevant and contemporaneous documentation that

(A) addresses each medical and functional condition that places the applicant into a recipient category listed in 7 AAC 130.205(d); and

(B) indicates the applicant’s need for home and community-based waiver services. (c) Following notification of a decision by the department that an applicant would not need services as specified in (a) of this section, the applicant may submit, and the department will pay for and review, another application within the time period in (a) of this section, only if a material change in the applicant’s condition occurred after submission of a prior application. In this subsection, “material change in the applicant’s condition” means an alteration in the applicant’s health, behavior, or functional capacity of sufficient significance that the department is likely to reach a different decision regarding the applicant’s need for home and community-based waiver services. (Eff. 7/1/2013, Register 206; am 11/5/2017, Register 224; am 10/1/2018, Register 227; am 3/31/2021, Register 238) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 47.05.010 AS 47.07.040

AS 47.07.030 AS 47.07.045 Editor’s note: As of Register 207 (October 2013), and acting under AS 44.62.125(b)(6) and sec. 29, ch. 42, SLA 2013, the regulations attorney made technical changes to 7 AAC 130.211(a), to change “ICF/MR” to “ICF/IID.” Chapter 42, SLA 2013 amended terminology in the Alaska Statutes to replace references to “mental retardation” and “mentally retarded” with more current terms. Section 29, ch. 42, SLA 2013 instructed that similar changes be made in the Alaska Administrative Code.