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This chapter gives qualifying mental health patients financial assistance, with applications, records releases, eligibility checks, appeals, and facility reimbursement rules.
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This chapter sets licensing rules for certain listed facilities and agencies, requires licenses before operation unless an exemption applies, and gives departments enforcement and inspection powers.
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This chapter sets rules for assisted living homes, including resident plans, resident rights, notice requirements, payment handling, and limits on termination or retaliation.
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This chapter was repealed.
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This section gives the department broad authority over alcoholism and drug abuse treatment programs, including planning, contracting, grants, records, inspections, approvals, and telehealth, and it sets rules for admission, detention, and confidentiality.
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This chapter requires the health department and commissioner to work with corrections to create alcohol and substance abuse monitoring and treatment programs for people on probation or release conditions, and to report on a recidivism reduction program.
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The department must use grants and regulations when buying residential services for minors, and health agencies must pay for certain prenatal services. Some grant and accounting rules apply, and certain costs are excluded.
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This provision sets eligibility and payment rules for Alaska longevity and senior benefits, including resident, age, application, and income conditions, reporting duties, appeal options, and penalties for false statements.
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This chapter gives the Department of Health broad duties and powers to run public assistance and medical assistance programs, protect records, audit providers, recover overpayments, and enforce fraud-related rules.
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This chapter lets qualifying nonprofit corporations develop and operate multipurpose senior centers, gives them related powers, lets the Department of Health lease suitable state property, lets municipalities provide financial assistance, and exempts qualifying centers from municipal property tax while the ownership an
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This chapter sets up state funding and grant rules for older Alaskans service programs, including required allocations, pilot project grants, sponsor contributions, and some administrative conditions.
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This chapter gives the Department of Family and Community Services authority and duties over public assistance and child welfare, and it sets some child and parent-related policies and responsibilities.
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This compact sets rules for placing children across state lines, including notice, approval, and compliance requirements for sending agencies.
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The department must prepare, publish, present, and update the state social services plan and related budgets, and it must hold and record public meetings and hearings on social services needs.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets out Alaska medical assistance rules, including eligibility groups, required services, cost sharing, and department powers to administer the program.
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This chapter gives persons with disabilities equal legal rights, bars disability discrimination in publicly funded programs, and assigns the department duties to plan, fund, deliver, and oversee disability services.
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This chapter lets the Department of Health and the Catastrophic Illness Committee pay some medical providers for qualifying catastrophic illness cases, but only within funding limits and program rules.
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This chapter creates a displaced homemakers program and gives the commissioner authority to contract for service centers, coordinate programs, and adopt regulations.
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This chapter requires licenses for boxing and wrestling events and participant roles, with commission control, reporting, bonding, and fee rules.