7 CCR 1105-1-9.106 - SEVERITY OF DISABILITY [Rev. eff. 3/17/17]
The assessment for determining eligibility and identifying vocational rehabilitation needs shall establish an individual's priority for services, based upon whether the individual's disability is most significant, significant, or an individual with a disability.
A. An individual with a most significant
disability is defined as an eligible individual (including presumptively
eligible) who has a severe physical or mental impairment that seriously limits
three or more functional capacities (communication, interpersonal skills,
mobility, motor skills, self-care, self-direction, work skills, or work
tolerance) in terms of an employment outcome; and, whose vocational
rehabilitation can be expected to require the provision of two or more
vocational rehabilitation services for at least five months.
B. An individual with a significant
disability is defined as an eligible individual who has been verified to be
presumptively eligible or who has a severe physical or mental impairment that
seriously limits one or two functional capacity areas (communication,
interpersonal skills, mobility, motor skills, self-care, self-direction, work
skills, or work tolerance) in terms of an employment outcome; and, whose
vocational rehabilitation can be expected to require the provision of two or
more vocational rehabilitation services for at least five months.
C. An individual with a disability is defined
as an eligible individual who does not meet the criteria for most significant
or significant.
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