§441.540. Person-centered service plan. — Inbound Citations

(A) The beneficiary or a beneficiary's authorized representative, if applicable, may file a grievance. All references to beneficiary include the role of the beneficiary's representative, if applicable.

(1) Another individual or entity may file a grievance on behalf of the beneficiary, or provide the beneficiary with assistance or representation throughout the grievance process, with the written consent of the beneficiary or authorized representative.

(2) A provider cannot file a grievance that would violate the State's conflict of interest guidelines, as required in § 441.540(a)(5).

(2) May include expenses for services that the agency has determined are reasonably constant and predictable, including but not limited to, services identified in a person-centered service plan developed pursuant to § 441.301(b)(1)(i), § 441.468(a)(1), § 441.540(b)(5), or § 441.725 of this chapter and expenses for prescription drugs, projected to the end of the budget period at the Medicaid reimbursement rate;

(2) May include expenses for services that the agency has determined are reasonably constant and predictable, including but not limited to, services identified in a person-centered service plan developed pursuant to § 441.301(b)(1)(i), § 441.468(a)(1), § 441.540(b)(5), or § 441.725 of this chapter and expenses for prescription drugs, projected to the end of the budget period at the Medicaid reimbursement rate;