Re: Getting a response from DHS (was: Home based Waiver 18 year old)

[Guest guest]

Best advice I heard was to turn up at DHS with a dated, written request for a

return phone call or appointment.  On it give your child's name & SSN, your

name, and phone.

Just drop it off and go home.

DHS is overworked, but like all government agencies, they don't ignore paper.

-Gail

From: grzywa@... <grzywa@...>

Subject: Home based Waiver 18 year old

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Date: Sunday, July 31, 2011, 9:50 AM

 

My son turned 18 in March, gets the homebased waiver, and will be in

school until 22. I'm getting conflicting answers from the agencies I

work with but what I've read is that we don't have to do anything until

he's turning 22. The waiver can just stay as is, correct?

I tried calling the Department of Human Services in DuPage County last

week and the phone just rang and rang when I selected talking to a

person. May be they're getting a jump on the government shutting down?

Thanks.

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