Personal Needs Allowance. The beneficiary’s personal needs allowance or applicable OSIP standard;
Personal Needs Allowance. Effective January 1, 2014, the state will increase the monthly personal needs allowance by $400 for certain persons categorically eligible or eligible as medically needy for Medicaid-funded long-term services and supports. These individuals will have resided in a nursing facility for 90 consecutive days, excluding those days that may have been used for the sole intent and purpose of short term rehabilitation; are transitioning from a nursing facility to a community residence, and are assessed to be unable to afford to remain in the community unless the personal needs allowance is increased. This would not apply to individuals who are residing in a nursing facility and whose income is being used to maintain a current community residence.
Personal Needs Allowance. To the best of Old Operator’s knowledge, Old Operator is currently in material compliance with all state and federal regulations relating to maintaining and accounting for the personal needs allowance (“PNA”) for residents who request the establishment of a PNA account. Except as set forth in Schedule 19(l), Old Operator has no knowledge of and has not received any notice from any governmental authority citing or alleging any violation by Old Operator or the Facility of any state or federal PNA regulations.
Personal Needs Allowance. All members shall have an amount exempted from their monthly income intended to cover the purchase of clothing and incidentals.
Personal Needs Allowance. The Home distributes to the Resident a Personal Needs Allowance of $ per week for him to spend as he chooses. This amount is in addition to the Basic Monthly Fee
Personal Needs Allowance. The Resident and/or Responsible Person or Guarantor agree(s) to provide such personal funds, clothing and effects as needed, required or desired by the Resident. Resident shall retain the minimum amount of Resident’s own funds per month for personal expenditures as required by the Department of Human Services, which amount currently is eighty-five dollars ($85.00). If Responsible Person or Guarantor manages Resident’s funds, then Responsible Person or Guarantor shall provide Resident with at least eighty-five dollars ($85.00) per month for personal expenditures.
