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58 Chapter 1: Introduction to the Oregon Programs Eligibility Notebook • Section 4: Glossary and acronyms (07/2026) CA/PS Client Assessment and Planning System Client Assessment and Planning System (CA/PS) is in Oregon Access and is used for completing a comprehensive and holistic assessment to assess an individual’s physical, mental, and social functioning. It identifies risk factors, individual choices and preferences, and the status of service needs. The CA/PS documents the level of need and calculates the individual’s service priority level (SPL), calculates the service payment rates, and accommodates individual participation in service planning. An APD Case Manager will complete the assessment with the person who needs assistance. The person can invite family, friends and others. Cafeteria plan “Cafeteria plan” means a written benefit plan offered by an employer in which: (a) All participants are employees; and (b) Participants may choose, cafeteria-style, from a menu of two or more cash or qualified benefits. In this context, qualified benefits are benefits other than cash that the Internal Revenue Service does not consider part of an employee’s gross income. Qualified benefits include, but are not limited to: (a) Accident and health plans (including medical plans, vision plans, dental plans, accident and disability insurance); (b) Group term life insurance plans (up to $50,000); (c) Dependent care assistance plans; and (d) Certain stock bonus plans under section 401(k)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code (but not 401(k)(1) plans). CAK Cover All Kids Refers to the OHP Plus-equivalent benefit provided to children who meet all eligibility requirements for MAGI Medicaid/CHIP, except they do not meet the citizen and non-citizen status requirements (OAR 410-200-0240). Caretaker Individual who is responsible for the care, control and supervision of a child. Caretaker relative An individual with whom the child is living who assumes primary responsibility for the child’s care, and who is one of the following: (a) A relative of the dependent child, as follows: (A) A blood or half-blood relative, including parents, siblings, first cousins, nephews, nieces, and individuals of preceding generations as denoted by prefixes of grand, great, or great- great. (B) Stepfather, stepmother, stepbrother, and stepsister. (C) An individual who legally adopts the child and any individual related to the individual adopting the child. (b) The spouse of the parent or relative even after the marriage is terminated by death or divorce