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DEPARTMENT FOR AGING AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES AUXILIARY GRANT PROGRAM NON-SSI RESOURCE TRANSFERS 11/18 CHAPTER G PAGE 24 o An individual who is eligible for home or community based services under a Medicaid waiver; o An individual who is in an ALF or Adult Foster Care  Verify that the son or daughter provided care for the individual using available documents or a signed statement by a knowledgeable third party. o Providing Care for the Parent The transfer of a home exception requires that the son or daughter (who received the transferred home) provided care that enabled the parent to reside at home instead of in an institution or facility. Such care is substantial but not necessarily full-time care. A son or daughter is providing care for purposes of this exception if he/she does most of the following for the transferor on regular basis:  Prepares meals;  Shops for food and clothing;  Helps maintain the home;  Assists with financial affairs (banking, paying bills, taxes);  Runs errands;  Provides transportation;  Provides personal services;  Arranges for medical appointments;  Assists with medication Note: The issue of providing care needs to be developed only when the resource is transferred to a son or daughter who is not blind or disabled, and who resides with the transferor for at least 2 years prior to the transferor becoming institutionalized. 15.5. Sibling (Full Sibling, Stepsibling, Or Half Sibling)