Texas § 117.092 DIRECT SERVICES PROGRAM CASE REVIEW SYSTEM.

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§ 117.092 — DIRECT SERVICES PROGRAM CASE REVIEW SYSTEM.

Texas § 117.092

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Tex. Human Resources Code Code Ann. § 117.092 (2026).

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Sec. 117.092. DIRECT SERVICES PROGRAM CASE REVIEW SYSTEM.

(a)The department shall establish and maintain a single, uniform case review system for all direct services programs.

(b)The case review system must:

(1)include risk assessment tools that account for the different risks involved in each direct services program;

(2)require that case reviews:

(A)be used to consistently evaluate each direct services program across all regions, with the goal of evaluating at least 10 percent of all cases in each program and region annually;

(B)focus on areas of highest risk and prioritize the review of the following cases:

(i)except as provided by Subparagraph (ii), cases in which direct services have been provided for more than two years;

(ii)cases in the Blind Children's Vocational Discovery a

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Sec. 117.092. DIRECT SERVICES PROGRAM CASE REVIEW SYSTEM. (a) The department shall establish and maintain a single, uniform case review system for all direct services programs.
(b) The case review system must:
(1) include risk assessment tools that account for the different risks involved in each direct services program;
(2) require that case reviews:
(A) be used to consistently evaluate each direct services program across all regions, with the goal of evaluating at least 10 percent of all cases in each program and region annually;
(B) focus on areas of highest risk and prioritize the review of the following cases:
(i) except as provided by Subparagraph (ii), cases in which direct services have been provided for more than two years;
(ii) cases in the Blind Children's Vocational Discovery and Development Program in which direct services have been provided for more than five years; and
(iii) cases that are significantly outside the expenditure guidelines for that type of case;
(C) be used to evaluate a caseworker's eligibility determinations and decisions to close a case before a service plan is developed or without the client reaching the client's goal; and
(D) focus on the quality of a caseworker's decision-making and compliance with program requirements; and
(3) require a caseworker's supervisor to use the reviews of a caseworker's cases in conducting the caseworker's performance evaluation and in providing informal guidance to the caseworker to improve the caseworker's performance.