Hawaii SB1627 amends state laws to clarify the relationship between needs allowances and state supplemental payments for domiciliary care recipients.
Hawaii SB1627 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to clarify the relationship between the monthly needs allowance and state supplemental payments for domiciliary care recipients. The bill specifies that the needs allowance is supplemental to any funds provided to the recipient and should not replace or affect the state supplemental payment. It also adjusts the payment limits for different types of care facilities and ensures that the needs allowance increase does not reduce the overall state supplemental payment.
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