Developmental Disability or Admission to a Birth to Three Program Exemption Sample Clauses

Developmental Disability or Admission to a Birth to Three Program Exemption. A child from birth through two years of age (including two year olds), who is severely developmentally disabled or suspected of a severe developmental delay, or who is admitted to a Birth to Three program is eligible for an exemption. Exemption requests must be made by the casehead of the enrollee or by the County Birth to Three programs, on behalf of an enrollee. Exemption requests must be directed to the Department’s contracted Enrollment Specialist.
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Developmental Disability or Admission to a Birth to Three Program Exemption. A child from birth through two years of age (including two-year-olds), who is severely developmentally disabled or suspected of a severe developmental delay, or who is admitted to a Birth to 3 program is eligible for an exemption. Exemption requests must be made by the casehead of the enrollee or by the County Birth to 3 programs, on behalf of an enrollee. Exemption requests should be directed to the Department’s Enrollment Specialist. Exemptions are backdated no more than two months from the date the request is received.
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