JASA Guardianship Social Worker (SW) Practice Exam

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• Why might grants not be applicable for nursing homes (NH)?
• What is a contact number for the Cantonese speaking home care agency mentioned?
• What is the primary goal of the Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE)?
• What is the maximum income limit for senior citizens applying for the SCHE in New York?
• Why should a social worker check the permanent court order before a court date?
• What does Medicare assignment signify?
• What is the first step when someone is reported missing?
• Who is typically eligible for Medicare?
• What is a key responsibility of a homeowner with a reverse mortgage?
• Which document is essential for the discharge request process for a client?
• Which of the following is an example of durable medical equipment covered under Medicare Part B?
• What is the Jackie report used for?
• What location should single adult women visit to apply for shelter in Brooklyn?
• To highlight everything in Excel, which keyboard shortcut should you use?
• Which organization was the first dedicated to working with criminal justice-involved women?
• What information is crucial for processing a client as a missing person?
• Who is required to enroll in an MLTC plan?
• What platform can be used to apply for housing grants?
• Which type of nursing home service is specifically mentioned for specialized care?
• What is a key requirement for Supplemental Security Income (SSI)?
• What happens if a Medicare patient is discharged from the hospital earlier than expected?
• What is the status regarding new Section 8 applications by NYCHA?
• What documentation is needed from a client to ensure SSI continuity during a short nursing home stay?
• How does the income limit affect eligibility for the Assisted Living Program?
• If a client’s address is below a certain street, where are they typically sent for psychiatric treatment?
• What is a startup duty for guardians when beginning their role?
• What is the purpose of Medicare Part C?
• What is the main purpose of a PINS report?
• What do you need to bring for intake at the shelter?
• How can clients check their bank balances?
• Assisted living is known by which of the following terms?
• How long is the validity of a Patient Review Instrument (PRI)?
• Who is eligible for Medicare regardless of age?
• Which organization focuses on providing services to victims of domestic violence?
• What document allows for consent for a client when they are incapacitated?
• Under which condition can a legal permanent resident receive SSI?
• What is the minimum notice period a landlord must give a tenant before they must move out after a notice of termination?
• What type of housing is NOT eligible for FEPS assistance?
• What is a key feature of tenant-based Section 8 vouchers?
• What benefit can JASA guardians help clients apply for?
• What is the role of peer specialists in the FACT teams?
• Which type of care is NOT covered under Medicare?
• What differentiates SSI from SDI?
• What is the duration for which MLTC takes effect after initial assessment?
• How long can it take to replace a lost Green Card?
• To qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid, an individual must...
• Which email address is associated with storage inquiries?
• What is the goal of a health care proxy?
• What can a client do if they do not win their appeal for additional Medicare coverage?
• To verify if a client is connected with OPWDD, which number should be used for the Bronx?
• Which service can be utilized for clients over 62 who do not have cooking facilities?
• What is the eligibility requirement for survivors’ benefits under OASDI?
• What contact number is provided for the home base program?
• For what type of expenses can Pooled Trust funds NOT be used?
• What occurs if a tenant does not correct a violation within the given timeframe?
• What is required for a client to be admitted to an ACT team?
• What are essential items to check during a home visit?
• What is the age when meals on wheels services typically start?
• What can happen to SSI benefits when transitioning from nursing home care back to community living?
• If a client lacks medical powers, what assistance can you still provide?
• Who makes medical decisions on behalf of a person when they become unable to do so?
• What does The Bridge emphasize as an essential element of rehabilitation and recovery?
• What role does the host play in the NYC home sharing program regarding the acceptance of vouchers?
• What is the maximum SEPS voucher that can be covered for one individual?
• What is the maximum duration of federally funded cash assistance under the TANF program?
• What is the total USCIS fee when filing Form I-90 for a lost Green Card replacement?
• What unique service does the Bronx ACT Team offer in addition to treatment?
• What happens to Project-Based Section 8 assistance when a tenant moves out?
• What specific demographic does George Daly House cater to?
• What happens if a borrower of a reverse mortgage does not return the letter of occupancy?
• Why are clients typically not allowed to have credit cards?
• What is one item you need to file for unemployment benefits in New York?
• Who should a non-payment eviction case be seen by?
• How much petty cash is generally available for emergency situations?
• What is the maximum charge for pet boarding at the Kitty in NY agency for 30 days?
• What is a primary reason individuals meet the criteria for both Medicare and Medicaid?
• What process should a third party follow for reimbursement?
• What is the primary purpose of a Patient Review Instrument (PRI)?
• What does Medicare Part D specifically cover?
• What does the Family Eviction Prevention Subsidy (FEPS) provide to eligible families?
• Which of the following is considered secondary evidence of U.S. citizenship?
• What is a primary requirement for HMO insurance regarding specialists?
• What is a requirement for applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI)?
• What must a guardian do for their ward?
• What can cause trouble accessing a care manager under MLTC?
• For what reason might family members testify in court regarding a mentally ill individual under Article 9?
• What kind of professionals typically make up a palliative care team?
• Who is authorized to sign stipulations in court?
• What type of service does the Brooklyn Borough Park Center for Rehab provide?
• What should one look for on Medicare bills to determine coverage of services?
• What type of organization is a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)?
• What items are required for obtaining pet food stamps?
• What does the term "Allegedly Incapacitated Person" refer to?
• Who qualifies for Medicaid?
• What is a complex sentence?
• What should a guardian do if they believe a client is misusing their monthly spending allowance?
• What does NAMI stand for in the context of nursing home income?
• Which medical professional administers care in a skilled nursing facility?
• Which services are included in the DHS Activities of Daily Living (ADL) chart?
• What is managed long-term care (MLTC) primarily designed for?
• What is the purpose of preparing for court as a guardian?
• What topics should be covered during an initial assessment?
• How can one determine the subject of a sentence?
• Which organization helps locate pension benefits?
• What role does a judge's law clerk play in the courtroom?
• What is referred to as excess income in relation to Medicaid?
• Who can perform a medical evaluation if required in the NYC home sharing program?
• When a judge signs an OTSC and the defender fails to appear, what happens?
• Which statement best describes a stipulation in legal terms?
• Which of the following is a required form of identification for shelter intake?
• In what types of cases are Guardians ad Litem often appointed?
• Who is the Intake Coordinator at The Bridge?
• What characterizes PPO plans in healthcare?
• In which situation would a reverse mortgage become due?
• Which of the following is NOT a goal of Adult Homes?
• What is one form of identification you can use to obtain a replacement social security card?
• What roles do inpatient rehabilitation hospitals emphasize during care?
• What must be done with the client’s apartment before an eviction is finalized?
• When is an attorney needed for Article 81 cases?
• What does SSDI stand for?
• What is the address of the JASA MH Clinic?
• How can a prescription be delivered effectively?
• When will transportation be provided in a nursing home setting?
• What should you do if a client has been missing for a long time?
• Which service does Catholic Charities NOT offer in Manhattan?
• What must a case worker do in preparation for a client's appointment regarding heavy duty cleaning?
• What does JASA provide related to mental health services?
• What primary assistance is provided in an Intermediate Care Facility (ICF)?
• How long are M11q documents typically valid for before requiring renewal?
• What is needed for supportive housing?
• Which program provides Medicaid SNAP benefits and temporary assistance?
• What kind of assistance do assisted living facilities generally provide?
• What is a requirement for Pennsylvania recipients before applying for ACS assistance?
• What is the primary focus of hospice care?
• What characterizes outpatient treatment?
• What is the contact number for New York City Well for mental health services?
• What is NOT a requirement for joining a Pooled Income Trust?
• What type of ID is beneficial but not required during the shelter intake process?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as necessary for annual recertification?
• What is needed for a client to apply as a rep payee for someone else?
• What is a home attendant prohibited from doing?
• What age must applicants be at minimum to qualify for New York's Assisted Living Program?
• Which of the following is not a requirement for eligibility in the new FACT teams?
• What is the best approach for a social worker 30 minutes prior to an eviction?
• How does living in a public institution affect SSI eligibility?
• Can individuals living in a public shelter receive SSI benefits?
• What is a typical reason a representative may decline to represent an individual for SSDI?
• Before a funeral service, what information is crucial to know from the family?
• What is the primary goal of palliative care teams?
• How soon is public assistance typically activated after an application is reviewed?
• What does having key access imply?
• In Greenwich Village, which services are available related to mental health?
• What describes Major Neurocognitive Disorder?
• What is required for a worker to qualify for old age benefits?
• What is a requirement for a household to qualify for the LINC program?
• What is a suggested step when a person needs skilled nursing or cognitive care?
• Which of the following could cause a tenant to lose their Tenant-Based Section 8 assistance?
• What is the relationship of a guardian ad litem to the court?
• How many work credits are generally required for full SSDI insurance?
• Why might a representative be unwilling to represent someone for SSDI?
• Which type of individuals typically cannot receive SSI?
• What is a necessary condition for legal permanent residents applying for SSI in relation to work credits?
• What determines the referral process for a client in the state psychiatric system?
• What is important to consider when reviewing stipulations from opposing attorneys?
• What is one of the necessary pieces of identification required for shelter intake?
• What document is necessary to indicate a person's wishes regarding care during a terminal illness?
• What is the purpose of tenant-based Section 8 vouchers?
• What type of treatment does outpatient care primarily involve?
• When asking families about burial costs, what is important to understand?
• What do Progress Notes document?
• What is a requirement for rooms rented under the SEPS program?
• What is the recommended action for locating property records?
• What is the eligibility criterion for the NYC "One Shot" emergency grant?
• What step should be taken if the family does not have enough money for burial?
• What must a client do to enroll in the intake shelter in Brooklyn?
• Which of the following types of facilities focuses on substance abuse treatment?
• What type of housing is provided by West End Residences HDFC, Inc.?
• What is the recommended action if a marshal is involved in an eviction?
• What is the primary purpose of the Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Team?
• Which professionals are typically included in an ACT Team?
• What information must be documented if an admission is not indicated for the ACT program?
• What is required to evict someone from a client's apartment?
• In the housing preservation and development context, what can HPD do regarding family members?
• What type of assistance does HASA provide to individuals living with HIV/AIDS?
• What does a permanent court order represent in a guardianship context?
• What is the primary service offered by Moravian Open Door, Inc.?
• If an individual is hospitalized where Medicaid pays for most of their care, what happens to their SSI payment?
• What document is necessary to show proof when evicting someone from a client's apartment?
• How long can the FEPS provide rental support?
• What should be filed after the death of a client in relation to benefits?
• What should be included in the screening and admission note for ACT program admission?
• What is required for an individual to be eligible for FEPS?
• Under what condition will an adjustment for SSD overpayment not be available?
• What primary information is needed for online ID replacement?
• What does involvement in welfare fraud typically require from the individual?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of what can be included in a trust?
• What is a key characteristic of the supportive services provided in Adult Homes?
• Which mental illnesses qualify a client for level 1 supportive housing?
• What must be done to obtain an award letter at the SS office?
• What is one of the key components of Old Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI)?
• What is a possible use for Medicaid spend-down funds?
• Which statement is accurate regarding the term "bariatric" in a medical context?
• What is the role of two doctors in a health care proxy scenario?
• What type of records can be used to prove early religious history for secondary evidence of U.S. citizenship?
• When is a client considered inappropriate for shelter based on their score?
• What is necessary within seven days of an initial referral to an ACT program?
• Who ultimately determines what expenses will be paid during the final accounting process?
• What is one possible outcome for tenants who do not report income changes in Tenant-Based Section 8?
• Which of the following tasks is NOT typically included in Activities of Daily Living?
• Who is responsible for serving legal documents in a guardianship termination?
• What should a social worker do if a client does not have a stove in their apartment?
• How many work credits do Green Card holders need to be eligible for Social Security Benefits?
• In what capacity can JASA guardians act financially for clients?
• What information needs to be sent to JASA Homecare regarding a client?
• What is the contact number for Medicaid transportation services in all five boroughs?
• In terms of treatment settings, what distinguishes inpatient from outpatient?
• Which organization provides assistance for pet food stamps?
• How often must a guardian visit the incapacitated person?
• What is the objective of DOROT's Homelessness Prevention Program?
• What is a Commission in legal terms?
• What action may the Social Security Administration take in cases of overpayment?
• How long do you have to submit an SSI overpayment reconsideration form?
• How much time does a landlord have before they can discard belongings after an eviction?
• Who should a legal summary be submitted to for review?
• According to the cleaning levels, which of the following is classified as heavy cleaning?
• Which of the following best describes adult homes?
• What must clients do to receive services from DOROT's Aftercare program?
• How many days of hospitalization does Medicare cover per illness?
• Where does the ACT Team provide services to its clients?
• What is a key aspect of Medicaid eligibility regarding income?
• When is an imprest order utilized?
• What is the maximum amount for SSI benefits in 2017?
• What is the first step to take when changing a CDPAP home attendant?
• What type of needs can personal needs guardianship address?
• What is the primary goal of issuing a Medicare savings application?
• What is a qualification requirement for SSI related to residency?
• What are potential consequences of welfare fraud?
• Which of the following is covered by MLTC?
• What is the main purpose of Adult Homes?
• Which of the following is a component of the HASA program services?
• What is the compensation office intended for?
• What is the maximum asset limit for Medicaid eligibility?
• If a client is in a nursing home, what should a social worker do regarding grant applications?
• What is NOT a responsibility of the consumer in the CDPAP program?
• In which situation is a MOLST form most likely applicable?
• How does SSI determine benefit reduction for clients not paying rent?
• If a landlord does not want to renew your lease in a non-rent-stabilized unit, what is the recommended course of action?
• What is the ACS complaint number?
• Under what circumstance can SSI be shut down after being in a nursing home?
• What is the main function of a health care proxy?
• What is an important role of a registered nurse in the patient evaluation process?
• If a beneficiary has monthly income of $1,829, how much can they retain for personal use?
• What is the ultimate goal of residents at George Daly House?
• What assessment is required before someone can access the CDPAP?
• When can a marshal legally start an eviction process according to the marshal office?
• What document is NOT required when applying for Widow's pension benefits?
• What role does the judge play in the discharge of a client from guardianship?
• At what point is it recommended to ask for palliative care?
• What document is typically required by insurance companies for long-term home care services?
• What must clients do to remove themselves from a guardian?
• When should a spend-down process be considered?
• What should a social worker confirm when calling for mental health placement?
• What does the SEPS Rent Supplement Program aim to do?
• What type of entities can serve as petitioners in the guardianship process?
• What is one restriction mentioned regarding the SEPS voucher?
• What is typically required for a long-term care plan after an assessment?
• What important factor must be demonstrated through client school records for establishing a disability before age 22?
• What is a statutory will?
• What document is critical to prove a client’s eligibility for level 1 supportive housing?
• From where does the funding for victim services come?
• Which of the following statements accurately reflects client rights during an Emergency Medical Services (EMS) response?
• What is the process to remove pets from a client?
• What type of housing does Supportive Housing for Families provide?
• When is a former guardian's authority retained in relation to a new guardian being awarded?
• What is one of the recommendations made for updating personal effects?
• What documentation might be needed alongside a rent ledger?
• What is one of the roles of the caseworker assigned in the HASA program?
• Which of the following describes the LINC program?
• When tenants occupy a property without a formal lease, what type of tenancy is it considered?
• What defines a Certified Copy?
• What should individuals with Medicaid and public assistance do to apply for an adult home?
• Which organization provides mobile outreach services in Brooklyn and Queens?
• What is a key strategy to gain additional hours for homecare before hospice?
• What should be done to locate the birth certificate of someone not born in the country?
• How are credits for old age benefits accumulated?
• Under what condition can a health care proxy be signed?
• Which of the following services does Medicare Part A cover?
• What is a defining characteristic of tenancy at will?
• What is the required document to submit when making a complaint to ACS?
• If a client does not have medical powers, what is the next step when they are incapacitated?
• What type of facilities does Medicare Part A cover?
• Who qualifies to receive LINC benefits?
• What is one of the first actions a guardian should take when starting their duties?
• What does MOLST stand for?
• For how long can an asylee or refugee receive SSI benefits?
• Who is considered a "dual eligible" beneficiary?
• What type of document can be used as proof of residence?
• What is the most critical action to take if someone goes missing?
• What document must be completed when placing someone in a nursing home?
• Where should one go to locate unclaimed money from the government?
• What is the proper procedure for a holdover eviction?
• What is the copay when receiving e-prescribed medication?
• What might prolong the process of receiving homecare through an HMO?
• What document should families provide if they wish for cremation services?
• What defines inpatient care?
• What kind of visits does APS conduct?
• What is necessary for a client to correctly serve an opposing party in court?
• How long does a green card remain valid before expiring?
• What condition must be met for clients to apply for Medicaid?
• What type of decision-making power is involved in property management guardianship?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of Social Security benefit?
• What is the legal process a landlord must follow to evict a tenant?
• What preliminary action should be taken when requesting an invoice from a funeral home?
• What must be reported within 24 hours involving an incident report?
• Which agency is responsible for the referral line for departmental housing services?
• Where should one go to check for a vacant order or violation related to a home?
• What is the typical time frame for the insurance company to send someone for a home care assessment after receiving a referral?
• What is one way that an individual can lose Medicaid benefits?
• What does a "Notice to Vacate" provide a tenant?
• What is the typical timeframe for completing an SSDI application?
• Which of the following statements about SSDI is true?
• What is a requirement for an IM Grant application?
• What should you do to print only a selected portion of the document in Excel?
• Which department is responsible for managing unclaimed funds in New York State?
• Which agency administers Social Security Disability Insurance?
• What is the age requirement for participants in NYC home sharing programs?
• What distinguishes relocation from placement in social services terms?
• How many separate tickets are required for a home with multiple floors?
• What should be reviewed to determine if funds can be allocated for funeral expenses?
• What is the processing time for a check request?
• What type of facility provides 24-hour skilled care to at least three residents?
• What indicates a need for a wellness check from the police?
• Which group of individuals is eligible for the Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE)?
• What is a court examiner's primary responsibility?
• Why might a client with Medicare check their monthly bill?
• What is the first step to apply for homecare in NYC?
• What is the required duration of homelessness for a client to qualify for level 1 supportive housing?
• What can Pooled Trust funds be used for?
• What type of identification might be necessary along with a budget letter?
• At what age must individuals be to qualify for SSDI?
• When should a guardian ask for proof of how a client is spending their money?
• What must a guardian do at the termination of guardianship?
• What is the primary role of a Grantor in a trust document?
• Which of the following is necessary to retrieve a monthly allowance request in the Jackie system?
• Which of the following is NOT typically a responsibility of the landlord in a rental agreement?
• Which area does the Arch Care program currently not serve?
• Who initiates the guardianship process in court?
• What is the daily rate for cat boarding for a 7-day stay?
• What is the purpose of Medicare savings applications?
• Which situation would likely NOT cause someone to lose Medicaid benefits?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of Medicare Part A?
• What does a certificate of disposition provide information about?
• How can you reach the DHS Homeless Outreach?
• For what reason might someone need an assisted living program?
• Which demographic is NOT included in the Medicaid eligibility list?
• What occurs if a client calms down during a psychiatric emergency response by EMS?
• What is the primary difference between Medicare and Medicaid?
• Before making changes in a co-op or condo, what should you do first?
• What should you ensure about caregiving agreements when family members are involved?
• For what purpose is a 'Budget letter' typically used?
• What should all statutory wills contain?
• What is typically the duration for the state psychiatric process?
• Who should be contacted for information about court cases with criminal charges?
• Which of the following fees may apply for last-minute cat boarding?
• What does an order to show cause require from a party?
• Which statement is true about Guardians ad Litem?
• If a ward cannot communicate, what should a guardian check for?
• In what situation must a reverse mortgage loan be repaid?
• What does Article 9 hospitalization address?
• From whom must all referrals originate for the guardianship program?
• What determines the monthly SSDI benefit amount for a recipient?
• What type of problems might a legal summary for discharge address?
• What is the first step when a client passes away in the hospital?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding HMO insurance plans?
• Which of the following best describes an Asset Protection Trust?
• What is the process for a temporary guardian to access funds on behalf of a client?
• Which situation can cause an overpayment in SSI benefits?
• Which type of funds does rep payeeship apply to?
• What is required from a client before a referral can be made by Essen med?
• What is the contact number for Jessica?
• What services does Medicare Part B primarily cover?
• What type of supervision might patients in an Intermediate Care Facility require?
• How long does a PRI last under typical circumstances?
• What is the typical flat fee for a same-day medical housecall in NYC?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding the NYC home sharing vouchers?
• Who is NOT eligible for DOROT's Homelessness Prevention Program?
• What is required for an incident report?
• Why might assisted living be considered a costly option for care?
• What is the phone number for the ASPCA hospital?
• What age or conditions qualify an individual for Supplemental Security Income (SSI)?
• What happens to SSI benefits if a client enters a hospital or nursing home for a lengthy period?
• What service does the Pet Smart Hotel in East Harlem provide?
• Under which circumstances should guardianship be considered?
• Which category of "qualified alien" may NOT be eligible for SSI?
• What should be checked when a client is missing?
• What must a landlord provide before initiating an eviction process?
• Who is required to have a Social Security representative payee?
• What is required of a social worker when a client has a new guardian?
• How often will SSI retroactive benefits be received by a client?
• How should a client demonstrate their need for supportive housing?
• What was the requirement for "qualified aliens" regarding their immigration status before being eligible for SSI?
• What does Tanis do regarding household appliances?
• What must a household do in relation to its income to avoid SSI overpayments?
• What is a requirement for recipients of the CDPAP program?
• Where do single adult males in New York City apply for shelter?
• For the SCHE program, who must occupy the property?
• What documentation should be brought to a guardianship court hearing?
• What does an authorization for release of information allow access to?
• What is the asset limit for an individual to qualify for SSI?
• What must a complete sentence contain?
• What is the purpose of the Bowery Mission?
• What income limit was set for an individual to qualify for Medicaid in New York in 2018?
• How many years of work are necessary to qualify for Medicare?
• What is one option a household can consider when looking for housing solutions?
• What kind of care is provided in an inpatient rehabilitation hospital?
• What must a doctor provide to show a client will be in a nursing home for less than 90 days?
• Which social service is NOT mentioned as available at George Daly House?
• How many Social Security credits must an individual earn each year to qualify for SSDI?
• What is a major factor in the eligibility for SSDI?
• What characterizes senior housing exempt from the Fair Housing Act's familial status discrimination?
• What is the purpose of an affidavit of support?
• Which of the following documents is necessary for annual recertification?
• What forms are applicable to demonstrate eligibility for pet food assistance?
• What should one do to check if a rent check was sent out?
• What action should be taken if a client is mentally incapacitated and at risk of being homeless?
• What essential document should be shown along with a court order for a client with PINS status?
• What is a common feature of subsidized housing?
• What might be a reason a patient qualifies for intermediate care services even if they are incontinent of bile?
• What is the maximum time a hospital may hold a mentally incapacitated client before discharge planning begins?
• What is required for someone to apply for the DRiE program?
• Which document is NOT a requirement for proving U.S. citizenship if born in the U.S.?
• What distinguishes mobile crisis services from mobile outreach services?
• What document is needed to provide proof for SCRIE?
• What is the primary service provided by AHRC and YAI?
• What role does a court evaluator play in the guardianship process?
• Which document is NOT required for an IM Grant?
• Which service is NOT covered by Medicare?
• What distinguishes Tenant-Based Section 8 from Project-Based Section 8?
• What is a requirement for an individual to qualify for SSI disability?
• What is the primary condition under which one cannot simultaneously receive PA and SSI in NYC?
• What is required for an individual to qualify for SSDI regarding work history?
• What does 'Control P' do in Excel?
• Which boroughs have a higher charge for medical housecalls?
• Which entity typically manages the Pooled Income Trust?
• If a tenant does not vacate the premises after a "Notice to Vacate," what happens next?
• What is the function of the Patient Review Instrument (PRI)?
• Where can individuals access funds for a storage unit if they have public assistance?
• What essential service does the DOROT program provide alongside housing?
• How long do you need to be married to a U.S. citizen to apply for citizenship?
• What is necessary to obtain a certificate of disposition?
• What is a requirement for eligibility regarding functional ability in the Assisted Living Program?
• How can a household find a qualifying apartment under the SEPS program?
• What is a requirement for a survivor to be eligible for spouse benefits?
• What is required when a borrower of a reverse mortgage has died?
• How does living arrangement affect SSI benefits?
• Which of the following actions can JASA guardians undertake?
• Which of the following best defines a reverse mortgage?
• What is the typical purpose of Webcrim?
• What type of individuals does the SEPS program specifically assist?
• What time does the pet food pantry operate?
• How long can someone apply for Medicaid after entering a nursing home?
• What amount must nursing home residents keep for personal use from their income?
• What is the maximum income limit for households applying for the LINC program?
• What should be avoided during discussions with landlords' attorneys?
• What helps define autism spectrum disorder?
• What is a significant factor that influences SSI benefit eligibility for individuals in medical facilities?
• What type of facility might be necessary for a patient who is frail and has complex needs but does not require skilled nursing care?
• Which of the following best describes public housing?
• What is a Guardian ad Litem tasked with?
• What income limit must a senior meet to qualify for the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE)?
• What documentation is required to prove someone was on a lease?
• What must be handled carefully regarding animals during an eviction?
• In what situation may an imprest order be used?
• Which group is specifically mentioned as one of the specialized housing programs provided by The Bridge?
• Which document signifies someone’s financial responsibility for another person?
• What is required in a Monthly Allowance Request (MAR)?
• What is a condition for qualifying for SSDI?
• How can you find out if a person has a guardian?
• What additional documentation is required for the NYC home sharing program?
• What condition must be met for someone to receive an ACS One-Shot Subsidy?
• To qualify for level 3 supportive housing, how long must a client have been homeless?
• What should be avoided when sending documents containing protected health information (PHI)?
• What is the purpose of a Pooled Income Trust in New York?
• What does welfare fraud involve?
• To obtain a Social Security award letter, which document must be brought to the Social Security office?
• What is essential if wanting to change a home attendant in a CDPAP situation?
• What is a key requirement for Medicare to cover home health aide services?
• How often must a SEPS voucher be recertified?
• Which number should you call for the Animal Rescue Team?
• Where must a Missing report be filed?
• What happens during the eviction process once a petition has been filed?
• What additional consent is needed for a determination of capacity?
• What is the typical duration for processing a Medicaid application?
• Progress Notes are part of what document?
• What is the primary responsibility of a tenant receiving Section 8 assistance?
• What can cause a loss of benefits for an individual receiving SSD?
• What is the definition of a beneficiary in relation to a trust?
• What is the official name of the Green Card?
• What is the primary focus of skilled nursing facilities?
• What defines a dependent clause?
• What would indicate that a sentence is complete?
• What does a Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order indicate?
• What locations are considered 'not in the community'?
• What should you primarily mention at a court conference with a landlord's attorney?
• What must a nurse assessor determine regarding CDPAP services?
• At what age can a widow or widower receive reduced Social Security benefits as a survivor?
• What is a disadvantage of reverse mortgages?
• What happens when a judge signs an Order to Show Cause (OTSC)?
• Which of the following is covered by Medicaid?
• What should the client expect for the arrival time of a same-day medical housecall?
• What type of individuals are usually eligible for a Person In Need of Supervision (PINS) status?