Your Due Process Rights
[Pages:2]Your Due Process Rights
You are receiving services from a County Board of DD; this process may be used.
Administrative Resolution of Complaints
We encourage you to share any concerns you have with the staff or administration of the County Board of Developmental Disabilities. All people supported by the Board are entitled to a formal process for resolving differences known as the "Administrative Resolution of Complaints." Copies of this policy are available at the Board office. Prior to initiating this process, however, all people supported are encouraged to bring their concerns to their SSA (or other board employees as appropriate). Most issues can be resolved through open dialogue and discussion.
If your services are funded through Medicaid, this process also applies.
Medicaid Fair Hearing/Due Process Rights
Individuals that are enrolled on a waiver (IO, TDD, SELF or Level 1), or that have been placed on a waiting list for a waiver, are entitled to Medicaid Appeals/Due Process anytime Medicaid services are denied, terminated, reduced, delayed (placed on a waiting list) or approved.
Frequently Asked Questions 1. What can be appealed? Actions related to Medicaid: denial, termination, reduction, delay (being placed on a waiting list) or approval of services
2. How Do I Ask for a State Hearing? Call or write your local agency or write to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, State Hearings, 30 East Broad Street, 31st Floor, Columbus, Ohio 43215-3414 or email the Bureau of State Hearings at BSH@jfs. . If you receive a notice about denying, reducing or stopping your assistance or services, fill out that form and mail it to State Hearings. You may also fax your hearing request to State Hearings at (614)728-9574.
3. Who is in Charge of the Hearing? Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
4. Who Can Request a Hearing? An individual or guardian; someone else may request on behalf of an individual 18 or over who does not have a guardian if the individual provides a written statement giving permission for a person to serve as his or her "Authorized Representative".
5. What Information Must I Provide? The individual's name, social security number and the action you want to appeal.
6. Who can help me with this process? You may bring a lawyer, welfare rights worker, friend or relative with you to the hearing. To see if you qualify for free legal help, contact your local Legal Aid Office by calling1-800-589-5888.
Additional information on Ohio Department of Jobs and Family State Hearings may be found at
For more information on Medicaid due process, contact your SSA or the offices of County Jobs and Family Services.
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