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536 (07/2026) Chapter 2:Eligibility • Section 10: Long-Term Care (LTC) services denied. The APD analyst will update ONE, email the eligibility worker who submitted the waiver request to let them know the decision, and ask them to send notice as needed. Notice language is in the Decision Notice Preparation Tips available on the APD Staff Tools page. If the financial group receives new countable income or resources after an undue hardship waiver has been granted, redetermine the eligibility of the individual. Click here for examples: Disqualifying transfer of assets. Oregon Administrative Rule(s) 411-015-0006 — Activities of Daily Living 411-015-0007 — Instrumental Activities of Daily Living 461-140-0210 — Asset Transfer; General Information and Timelines 461-140-0242 — Disqualifying Transfer of Assets Including Home; OSIP and OSIPM 461-140-0296 — Length of Disqualification Due to an Asset Transfer; OSIP and OSIPM 461-140-0300 — Adjustments to the Disqualification for Asset Transfer 461-145-0220 — Home 461-145-0405 — Plan for Self-Support 461-145-0540 — Trusts 461-175-0310 — Notice Situation; Asset Transfer Disqualification 461-140-0250 — Determining the Uncompensated Value of a Transferred Asset 461-145-0390 — Personal Belongings 461-160-0580 — Excluded Resource; Community Spouse Provision (OSIPM except OSIPM-EPD) 461-160-0855 — Excluded Resources for Payments Received Under a Qualified Partnership Policy; OSIPM Other resources Disqualifying Transfer of Assets for Long-Term Care: Describes how the uncompensated value of a transferred asset is calculated, how to enter information into ONE, and how to request a hardship. Post-eligibility Individuals who receive LTC services must make their liability payment, except as provided below. These individuals must apply their adjusted income to the cost of their care or service. If their adjusted income exceeds their cost of care or service, they must pay the full cost of care but have no additional liability. Individuals exempt from having to pay a liability: • Individuals who receive 1915(i) behavioral health services. • Individuals who receive SSI or are deemed eligible to receive SSI under section 1619(b). • Individuals who receive long-term care services in their home. • The following individuals are exempt only if they receive Home and Community-Based Services, not nursing facility services:
Disabled adult child (DAC)