Wash. Admin. Code § 388-280-0060 - What services are available to me under the repatriation program?
(1) The U.S.
department of health and human services (HHS) sets limits on how much we pay
for repatriation assistance.
(2)
Within payment limits, repatriation assistance includes:
(a)Travel to your place of residence, limited
to:
(i) One domestic trip at the lowest fare
and using the most direct means;
(ii) Meals and lodging while you are
traveling;
(iii) Money for
incidentals; and
(iv) If you are
incapacitated, travel expenses for an escort.
(b) Goods and services necessary for your
health and welfare, including:
(i)
Transportation for medical treatment, hospitalization or social
services;
(ii) Temporary
shelter;
(iii) Meals;
(iv) Clothing;
(v) Hospitalization to treat mental or acute
illness or other medical care; and
(vi) Guidance, counseling and other social
services.
(3)
Benefits, services, and assistance available during an emergency at an
emergency repatriation center are described in the Washington state Emergency
Repatriation Plan.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 74.08.090. 00-19-077, § 388-280-0060, filed 9/19/00, effective 11/1/00.
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