Documents
- Attachment 2307-A (PDF), Family Care, Community Attendant Services and Primary Home Care Rights and Responsibilities
- Attachment 2307-AS (PDF), Family Care, Community Attendant Services and Primary Home Care Rights and Responsibilities (Spanish)
- Attachment 2307-B (PDF), ERS Rights and Responsibilities
- Attachment 2307-BS (PDF), ERS Rights and Responsibilities (Spanish)
- Attachment 2307-F (PDF), AFC Rights and Responsibilities
- Attachment 2307-FS (PDF), AFC Rights and Responsibilities (Spanish)
- Attachment 2307-EVV (PDF), Electronic Visit Verification Rights and Responsibilities
- Attachment 2307-EVVS (PDF), Electronic Visit Verification Rights and Responsibilities (Spanish)
Instructions
Updated: 6/2024
Purpose
To provide the applicant, recipient or their responsible party the applicant's or recipient's rights and responsibilities.
Procedure
When to Prepare
The caseworker informs the applicant, recipient or responsible party of their rights and responsibilities and of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) service limitations. The caseworker gives Form 2307 or 2307-S to all applicants, recipients enrolling in, or enrolled in CCSE programs or services.
Additionally, as appropriate, the caseworker also provides the following forms:
- HIPAA Forms – Health and Human Services Agencies’ Notice of Privacy Practices and Summary of the Protected Health Information.
- Appendix XXXV, Long Term Services and Supports.
- Attachment 2307-A or 2307-AS, Family Care, Community Attendant Services and Primary Home Care, when the applicant or recipient requests CCSE personal attendant services.
- Attachment 2307-B or 2307-BS, ERS Rights and Responsibilities, when the applicant or recipient requests emergency response services.
- Attachment 2307-F or 2307-FS, Adult Foster Care Consumer Rights and Responsibilities, when the applicant or recipient requests adult foster care; or
- Attachment 2307-EVV or 2307-EVVS, Electronic Visit Verification Rights and Responsibilities, when the applicant or recipient requests Community Attendant Services, Primary Home Care or Family Care Services.
At least annually, the caseworker discusses all parts of Form 2307 with the recipient, their responsible party, or both, to ensure they understand the form's contents. The caseworker will check the update box in Section III, sign and enter the date the form is explained and given or mailed to the recipient.
Number of Copies
The original.
Transmittal
The caseworker gives a copy of Form 2307 Rights and Responsibilities to the applicant or recipient and, if applicable, gives a copy to the recipient's responsible party. The signature page must updated, signed and dated by the caseworker at initials, reassessments and interim changes, as needed. If the recipient states they no longer have a copy of Form 2307, a new copy of the form must be provided. When all the update lines have been completed, a new form must be completed and filed in the case record.
If the recipient adds a new service, update Form 2307 and give the appropriate attachment to the recipient. On the signature page, the check box for the appropriate attachment must be checked, dated and the caseworker signs and dates for the update.
Form Retention
Keep the signature page for three years after the case is denied or terminated.
Detailed Instructions
During the initial face-to-face home visit or assessment, the caseworker reviews all items on the form with the applicant, their responsible party, or both. The caseworker checks the language preference on the signature page.
At all annual reassessments, review the form with the person receiving services and update the signature page. The form is also reviewed as needed for interim reassessments.
Individual's Name — Enter the applicant's or recipient's name.
Individual's No. — Enter the recipient's identification number. This is the Medicaid number, individual number assigned through the Texas Integrated Eligibility Redesign System (TIERS) or the Service Authorization System Online (SASO).
Section III – Acknowledgement Statement
If the boxes in this section are checked for Form 1581 or 1581-S, Consumer Directed Services Option Overview, and Form 1584 or 1584-S, Consumer Participation Choice, the caseworker does not have to collect the recipient’s signature on these forms. The caseworker documents by checking the appropriate boxes when the items on Form 1581 and Form 1584 are presented to the recipient at times other than at initial or annual reviews.
The recipient’s signature is required on Form H0025, HHSC Application for Voter Registration and Form 1019, Opportunity to Register to Vote/Declination.
HIPAA Forms – Health and Human Services Agencies’ Notice of Privacy Practices and Summary of the Protected Health Information — Check this box to indicate that Health and Human Services Agencies’ Notice of Privacy Practices and Summary of the Protected Health Information (PHI) Privacy Notice, were reviewed with the applicant or recipient and a copy left with them.
Attachment 2307-A or 2307-AS — Check this box if the applicant requests or if the recipient is receiving Family Care, Primary Home Care or Community Attendant Services.
Attachment 2307-B or 2307-BS — Check this box if the applicant requests or if the recipient is receiving Emergency Response Services.
Attachment 2307-F or 2307-FS — Check this box if the applicant requests or if the recipient is receiving Adult Foster Care Services.
Attachment 2307-EVV or 2307-EVVS — Check this box if the applicant requests or if the recipient is receiving Family Care, Primary Home Care or Community Attendant Services.
Appendix XXXV, Long Term Services and Supports — Check this box if the applicant is receiving this form at initial assessment or upon request.
Form 1581 or 1581-S and Form 1584 or 1584-S — Check this box to indicate that Form 1581, Consumer Directed Services Option Overview, and Form 1584, Consumer Participation Choice, were reviewed with the applicant or recipient and they were offered the Consumer Directed Services option or the Service Responsibility option, if applicable.
Voter Registration — Check the appropriate box to document that the applicant or recipient was given the opportunity to register to vote and declined to register to vote at this time, or was given assistance in completing Form H0025, HHSC Application for Voter Registration.
Updates — The caseworker checks the update box when Form 2307 is reviewed at the annual or an interim reassessment. When all the update boxes have been checked, a new form is necessary at the next reassessment. The caseworker signs and dates each update when Form 2307 is reviewed.
Name of Caseworker — Enter the name of the caseworker assigned to the recipient's or person's case.
Caseworker's Phone No. — Enter the phone number (including area code) of the caseworker.
Supervisor's Name and Phone No. — Enter the name and phone number (including area code) of the caseworker's supervisor.
Program Manager's Name and Phone No. — Enter the name and phone number (including area code) of the program manager.
Instructions for Attachment 2307-A or 2307-AS
The caseworker gives Attachment 2307-A or 2307-AS to the Community Attendant Services, Primary Home Care or Family Care applicant, recipient or responsible party, if applicable, at the initial assessment. The caseworker informs the applicant, recipient or responsible party about the eligibility criteria and service limitations for each program. The caseworker checks the box on Form 2307, Rights and Responsibilities, to indicate this information has been shared with the applicant or recipient.
The provider gives Attachment 2307-A or 2307-AS to the Community Attendant Services or Primary Home Care applicant when the provider initiates services under retroactive payment procedures.
At least annually, the caseworker discusses all parts of the attachment with the recipient, responsible party, or both, to ensure they understand the content.
Instructions for Attachment 2307-B or 2307-BS
The caseworker gives Attachment 2307-B or 2307-BS to the Emergency Response Services applicant, recipient, or responsible party, if applicable, at the initial assessment. The caseworker informs the applicant, recipient or responsible party about the eligibility criteria and responsibilities which must be met to receive Emergency Response Services. The caseworker checks the box on Form 2307, Rights and Responsibilities, to indicate this information has been shared with the applicant or recipient.
At least annually, the caseworker discusses all parts of the attachment with the recipient, responsible party, or both, to ensure they understand the content.
Instructions for Attachment 2307-F or 2307-FS
The caseworker gives Attachment 2307-F or 2307-FS to the Adult Foster Care applicant or responsible party, if applicable, at the initial assessment. The caseworker informs the applicant, recipient or responsible party about the eligibility criteria and responsibilities which must be met to receive Adult Foster Care. The caseworker checks the box on Form 2307, Rights and Responsibilities, to indicate this information has been shared with the applicant.
At least annually, the case worker discusses all parts of the attachment with the recipient, responsible party, or both, to ensure they understand the content.
Instructions for Attachment 2307-EVV or 2307-EVVS
The caseworker informs the applicant, recipient or responsible party of their electronic visit verification rights and responsibilities at the initial assessment. The caseworker gives the handout to all applicants requesting Community Attendant Services, Family Care and Primary Home Care Services. The caseworker checks the box on Form 2307, Rights and Responsibilities, to indicate this information has been shared with the applicant, recipient, or responsible party.
At least annually, the caseworker discusses the handout with the recipient, responsible party, or both, to ensure they understand the content.