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BEM 233A 11 of 15 FAILURE TO MEET EMPLOYMENT AND/OR SELF-SUFFICIENCY-RELATED REQUIREMENTS: FIP BPB 2022-020 10-1-2022

BRIDGES ELIGIBILITY MANUAL STATE OF MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES

meeting between the specialist and the client. This does not include applicants. Note: When a client who is determined by Disability Determination Service (DDS) to be work ready with limitations becomes noncompliant with PATH, schedule a planning triage, which includes all of the following: • Review the medical packet including the limitations identified by DDS on the DHS-49-A, Medical-Social Eligibility Certification. • If necessary, revise the FSSP using the limitations identified on the DHS-49-A. Assign medically permissible activities. • Enter good cause reason Client unfit in Bridges on the Noncooperation details screen, if the noncooperation was related to the identified limitation or is an additional identified limitation. If an individual becomes noncompliant with his/her FSSP assigned activities, follow the instructions in this item, under Noncompliance Penalties For Active FIP Individuals and Member Add. PROCESSING THE FIP CLOSURE Follow the procedures outlined below for processing the FIP clo- sure: • On the night that the one-stop service center case manager places the participant into triage activity, OSMIS will interface to Bridges a noncooperation notice. Bridges will generate a triage appointment at the local office as well as generating the DHS-2444, Notice of Employment And/Or Self-Sufficiency Related Noncompliance, which is sent to the client. The following information will be populated on the DHS-2444:

The name of the noncompliant individual

The date of the initial noncompliance. (For individuals being served by PATH, this is the date the client was considered to be noncompliant by the one-stop service center and placed into the triage activity in OSMIS.)

All the dates, if addressing more than one incident of noncompliance.