Utah § 26B-3-209 Medicaid long-term support services housing coordinator.

Utah Statutes

§ 26B-3-209 — Medicaid long-term support services housing coordinator.

Utah § 26B-3-209

Title 26BUtah Health and Human Services Code

Ch. 26B-3Health Care - Administration and Assistance

Part 26B-3-2Medicaid Waivers

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Utah Code Ann. § 26B-3-209 (2026).

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(1)There is created within the Medicaid program a full-time-equivalent position of Medicaid long-term support services housing coordinator.

(2)The coordinator shall help Medicaid recipients receive long-term support services in a home or other community-based setting rather than in a nursing home or other institutional setting by:

(2)(a) working with municipalities, counties, the Housing and Community Development Division within the Department of Workforce Services, and others to identify community-based settings available to recipients;

(2)(b) working with the same entities to promote the development, construction, and availability of additional community-based settings;

(2)(c) training Medicaid case managers and support coordinators on how to help Medicaid recipients move from an inst

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(1) There is created within the Medicaid program a full-time-equivalent position of Medicaid long-term support services housing coordinator.
(2) The coordinator shall help Medicaid recipients receive long-term support services in a home or other community-based setting rather than in a nursing home or other institutional setting by:

(2)(a) working with municipalities, counties, the Housing and Community Development Division within the Department of Workforce Services, and others to identify community-based settings available to recipients;
(2)(b) working with the same entities to promote the development, construction, and availability of additional community-based settings;
(2)(c) training Medicaid case managers and support coordinators on how to help Medicaid recipients move from an institutional setting to a community-based setting; and
(2)(d) performing other related duties.