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Statutes > Idaho > Title31 > T31ch34 > T31ch34sect31-3409

TITLE 31

COUNTIES AND COUNTY LAW

CHAPTER 34

NONMEDICAL INDIGENT ASSISTANCE

31-3409. Application of state and federal program -- Interim relief subrogation of county to receipt of federal payments. (1) An eligible applicant may be provided nonmedical interim assistance that is consistent with the resolution adopted by the board and to the extent such relief is not duplicative of resources or benefits reasonably available to the recipient.

(2) If federal, state or other programs or assistance are available to meet the needs of a household, an eligible applicant must apply for those programs before nonmedical assistance may be provided. If denied such other assistance, the applicant must pursue available administrative appeals for those programs to the final administrative level.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Idaho > Title31 > T31ch34 > T31ch34sect31-3409

TITLE 31

COUNTIES AND COUNTY LAW

CHAPTER 34

NONMEDICAL INDIGENT ASSISTANCE

31-3409. Application of state and federal program -- Interim relief subrogation of county to receipt of federal payments. (1) An eligible applicant may be provided nonmedical interim assistance that is consistent with the resolution adopted by the board and to the extent such relief is not duplicative of resources or benefits reasonably available to the recipient.

(2) If federal, state or other programs or assistance are available to meet the needs of a household, an eligible applicant must apply for those programs before nonmedical assistance may be provided. If denied such other assistance, the applicant must pursue available administrative appeals for those programs to the final administrative level.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Idaho > Title31 > T31ch34 > T31ch34sect31-3409

TITLE 31

COUNTIES AND COUNTY LAW

CHAPTER 34

NONMEDICAL INDIGENT ASSISTANCE

31-3409. Application of state and federal program -- Interim relief subrogation of county to receipt of federal payments. (1) An eligible applicant may be provided nonmedical interim assistance that is consistent with the resolution adopted by the board and to the extent such relief is not duplicative of resources or benefits reasonably available to the recipient.

(2) If federal, state or other programs or assistance are available to meet the needs of a household, an eligible applicant must apply for those programs before nonmedical assistance may be provided. If denied such other assistance, the applicant must pursue available administrative appeals for those programs to the final administrative level.