Most Significant Disability definition
Most Significant Disability means individuals who are determined eligible for Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Services and meets the following criteria as defined in WAC 388-891A-0620:
(1) The individual requires multiple VR services over an extended period of time.
(2) The individual experiences serious functional limitations in four (4) or more of the following areas in terms of an employment outcome:
(a) Mobility
(b) Communication
(c) Self-care
(d) Cognition and learning (self-direction)
(e) Interpersonal
(f) Work tolerance
(g) Work skills
Most Significant Disability means individuals who are determined eligible for Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Services and meets the following criteria as defined in WAC 388-891A-0620:
Most Significant Disability means an individual: Who has a severe physical, mental or sensory impairment or combination of impairments that, determined on the basis of an assessment for determining eligibility and vocational rehabilitation need, creates significant limitations in two or more functional capacities that prevents successful employment; Whose vocational rehabilitation requires two or more VR services that contribute to the achievement of competitive integrated employment; and Whose VR services may require 6 months or more from the date that services are initiated to complete.
More Definitions of Most Significant Disability
Most Significant Disability means an eligible individual with a disability which: Seriously limits three or more functional capacities in terms of work,