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BEM 233A 12 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

The reason the client was determined to be noncompliant.

The penalty that will be imposed.

The scheduled triage appointment, to be held within the negative action period. • Determine good cause during triage and prior to the negative action effective date. Good cause must be verified and provided prior to the end of the negative action period and can be based on information already on file with the MDHHS or PATH. Document the good cause determination on the Noncooperation Detail Screen within 24 hours of determination. Note: For manually entered noncooperations, the DHS-2444 will be generated upon the next EDBC run, which will schedule the triage appointment and will place the case into case closure pending the negative action period. Entering and Tracking Penalty Periods for Active FIP Cases and Member Adds Immediately following the triage meeting, enter all results at one time in Bridges. Enter the following penalty information for tracking purposes: Date of the Noncompliance This is the date the client was considered to be noncompliant by the one-stop service center and placed into the triage component in OSMIS or the date the MDHHS case worker enters a manual noncooperation for a client. This is the date that displays in Bridges as the non-cooperation date. This date will be populated by Bridges for cases that are being served by the one-stop service center, as well as for FAST/FSSP noncompliances and loss of employment noncompliances. The case worker will need to populate this date for manually entered noncooperations. Type This field describes the type of noncompliance. This will be popu- lated by Bridges for cases that are being served by the one-stop service center, as well as for FAST/FSSP noncompliances and loss