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Last Updated: 10/07/2024

Provide tools and resources to execute government functions

Strategy: Provide tools and resources to execute government functions

Agency: 300 - Department of Social and Health Services

C063 - Mental Health Facilities Services

State psychiatric hospitals include Eastern and Western State and the Child Study and Treatment Center. Services include inpatient psychiatric services for acutely and chronically mentally ill persons, mentally ill legal offenders, geriatric patients and inpatient psychiatric services for severely mentally ill children and adolescents.

Mental Health

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 9,453.6 11,040.2 10,246.9
001 - General Fund
State 1,415,159,000 1,456,892,000 2,872,051,000
Local 8,431,000 8,801,000 17,232,000
Medicaid Federal 169,899,000 147,190,000 317,089,000
001 - General Fund Totals 1,593,489,000 1,612,883,000 3,206,372,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 4,860.6 5,759.5 5,310.1
GFS 806,638,000.0 779,405,000.0 1,586,043,000.0
Other 99,094,000.0 76,007,000.0 175,101,000.0
Totals 905,732,000.0 855,412,000.0 1,761,144,000.0

001103 - Rate of patient-to-staff assault claims filed at the state psychiatric hospitals

This measure relates to Core Metric AB3.2, column AB3.2d. • This is a measure of progress by the state hospitals to increase staff safety by promoting a safe work environment. The rate of patient-to-staff assault claims filed increased to .54 per 1,000 patient days in SFQ 2015/3, above the target of 0.50.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1 1
2019-21 Q2 1 1
2019-21 Q3 1 1
2019-21 Q4 1 1
2019-21 Q5 1 1
2019-21 Q6 1 1
2019-21 Q7 1 1
2019-21 Q8 1 1
2021-23 Q1 1 1
2021-23 Q2 1 1
2021-23 Q3 0 1
2021-23 Q4 1 1
2021-23 Q5 0 1
2021-23 Q6 0 1
2021-23 Q7 0 1
2021-23 Q8 1 1
2023-25 Q1 0 1
2023-25 Q2 0 1
2023-25 Q3 0 1
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

001105 - Average Daily Utilization of State Hospital Civil Beds for Western State Hospital

Western Washington Regional Support Networks average daily utilization of state hospital civil beds.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 483 485
2019-21 Q2 483 485
2019-21 Q3 470 485
2019-21 Q4 429 485
2019-21 Q5 397 467
2019-21 Q6 396 467
2019-21 Q7 397 467
2019-21 Q8 381 467
2021-23 Q1 354 437
2021-23 Q2 350 407
2021-23 Q3 352 377
2021-23 Q4 359 377
2021-23 Q5 367 347
2021-23 Q6 369 317
2021-23 Q7 391 287
2021-23 Q8 344 287
2023-25 Q1 282 287
2023-25 Q2 224 287
2023-25 Q3 261 287
2023-25 Q4 268 287
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

001107 - Average Daily Utilization of State Hospital Civil Beds for Eastern State Hospital

Eastern Washington Regional Support Networks average daily utilization of state hospital civil beds.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 150 192
2019-21 Q2 152 192
2019-21 Q3 146 192
2019-21 Q4 130 192
2019-21 Q5 106 162
2019-21 Q6 95 162
2019-21 Q7 117 162
2019-21 Q8 116 162
2021-23 Q1 108 192
2021-23 Q2 103 192
2021-23 Q3 99 192
2021-23 Q4 94 192
2021-23 Q5 102 192
2021-23 Q6 126 192
2021-23 Q7 137 192
2021-23 Q8 139 192
2023-25 Q1 149 192
2023-25 Q2 136 192
2023-25 Q3 128 192
2023-25 Q4 120 192
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002778 - Quarterly rates of seclusion hours at Eastern State Hospital

This measure is derived from Core Metric ABX.3, column ABX.3a • Identify treatment options to reduce use of seclusion that are consistent with the patient’s safety plan, developed by the patient and his/her treatment team. • Require daily review by clinical leadership of patients that have been in seclusion during the past 24 hours. • Employ the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors Six Core Strategies to target interventions to the needs and challenges of specific areas of the hospitals. • Deploy the comprehensive patient care manual that includes a best practice guide to aggression management.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 10 1
2019-21 Q2 2 1
2019-21 Q3 4 1
2019-21 Q4 8 1
2019-21 Q5 3 1
2019-21 Q6 5 1
2019-21 Q7 1 1
2019-21 Q8 0 1
2021-23 Q1 1 1
2021-23 Q2 1 1
2021-23 Q3 2 1
2021-23 Q4 3 1
2021-23 Q5 5 1
2021-23 Q6 2 1
2021-23 Q7 3 1
2021-23 Q8 4 1
2023-25 Q1 4 1
2023-25 Q2 7 1
2023-25 Q3 8 1
2023-25 Q4 4 1
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002779 - Quarterly rates of seclusion hours at Western State Hospital

This measure is derived from Core Metric ABX.3, column ABX.3b • Identify treatment options to reduce use of seclusion that are consistent with the patient’s safety plan, developed by the patient and his/her treatment team. • Require daily review by clinical leadership of patients that have been in seclusion during the past 24 hours. • Employ the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors Six Core Strategies to target interventions to the needs and challenges of specific areas of the hospitals. • Deploy the comprehensive patient care manual that includes a best practice guide to aggression management.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 1 0
2019-21 Q4 1 0
2019-21 Q5 1 0
2019-21 Q6 2 0
2019-21 Q7 1 0
2019-21 Q8 2 0
2021-23 Q1 1 1
2021-23 Q2 1 1
2021-23 Q3 1 1
2021-23 Q4 1 1
2021-23 Q5 1 1
2021-23 Q6 1 1
2021-23 Q7 3 1
2021-23 Q8 3 1
2023-25 Q1 2 1
2023-25 Q2 1 1
2023-25 Q3 1 1
2023-25 Q4 1 1
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002780 - Quarterly rates of seclusion hours at the Child Study and Treatment Center

This measure is derived from Core Metric ABX.12, column ABX.12a • Collaborative, evidence-based approaches are consistent with decreases in restrictive interventions at CSTC, as modeled by training in Motivational Interviewing on Ketron Cottage; Collaborative Problem solving on Camano Cottage; and Dialectical Behavior Therapy on Orcas Cottage.• Planning includes advancing skills in verbal de-escalation through training CSTC's Crisis Prevention (CPI) certified trainers in Life Space Crisis Intervention (LSCI); and partnering with the hospital-based schools in improving behavioral management in the classroom by training in re-education, Positive Behavioral Support, and LSCI. The “Therapeutic Classroom” meeting continues as a joint problem solving venue.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3 3
2019-21 Q2 3 3
2019-21 Q3 3 3
2019-21 Q4 6 3
2019-21 Q5 3 3
2019-21 Q6 3 3
2019-21 Q7 4 3
2019-21 Q8 3 3
2021-23 Q1 5 3
2021-23 Q2 4 3
2021-23 Q3 4 3
2021-23 Q4 5 3
2021-23 Q5 3 3
2021-23 Q6 4 3
2021-23 Q7 7 3
2021-23 Q8 4 3
2023-25 Q1 3 3
2023-25 Q2 5 3
2023-25 Q3 4 3
2023-25 Q4 6 3
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002781 - Quarterly rates of restraint hours at the Child Study and Treatment Center

This measure is derived from Core Metric ABX.12, column ABX.12b • Collaborative, evidence-based approaches are consistent with decreases in restrictive interventions at CSTC, as modeled by training in Motivational Interviewing on Ketron Cottage; Collaborative Problem solving on Camano Cottage; and Dialectical Behavior Therapy on Orcas Cottage.• Planning includes advancing skills in verbal de-escalation through training CSTC's Crisis Prevention (CPI) certified trainers in Life Space Crisis Intervention (LSCI); and partnering with the hospital-based schools in improving behavioral management in the classroom by training in re-education, Positive Behavioral Support, and LSCI. The “Therapeutic Classroom” meeting continues as a joint problem solving venue.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0
2021-23 Q1 0 0
2021-23 Q2 0 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 0
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 0 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002782 - Quarterly rates of restraint hours at Eastern State Hospital

This measure is derived from Core Metric ABX.4, column ABX.4a. • Identify treatment options to reduce use of restraint that are consistent with the patient’s safety plan, which is developed by the patient and his/her treatment team. • Require daily review by clinical leadership of patients that have been in restraint during the past 24 hours. As a result of the review, the following actions may be taken: on-site conferencing with the registered nurse or medical doctor to review the patient’s status; revision of the patient’s treatment plan; and/or provision of clinical guidance and support. • Collect and review data to determine if patterns exist in the use of restraint across the hospitals. Employ the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD) Six Core Strategies to target specific interventions to the needs/challenges of specific areas of the hospitals.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0
2021-23 Q1 0 0
2021-23 Q2 0 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 0
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 0 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002783 - Quarterly rates of restraint hours at Western State Hospital

This measure is derived from Core Metric ABX.4, column ABX.4b. • Identify treatment options to reduce use of restraint that are consistent with the patient’s safety plan, which is developed by the patient and his/her treatment team. • Require daily review by clinical leadership of patients that have been in restraint during the past 24 hours. As a result of the review, the following actions may be taken: on-site conferencing with the registered nurse or medical doctor to review the patient’s status; revision of the patient’s treatment plan; and/or provision of clinical guidance and support. • Collect and review data to determine if patterns exist in the use of restraint across the hospitals. Employ the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD) Six Core Strategies to target specific interventions to the needs/challenges of specific areas of the hospitals.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3 1
2019-21 Q2 3 1
2019-21 Q3 6 1
2019-21 Q4 6 1
2019-21 Q5 6 1
2019-21 Q6 7 1
2019-21 Q7 6 1
2019-21 Q8 4 1
2021-23 Q1 3 1
2021-23 Q2 3 1
2021-23 Q3 4 1
2021-23 Q4 5 1
2021-23 Q5 5 1
2021-23 Q6 5 1
2021-23 Q7 4 1
2021-23 Q8 3 1
2023-25 Q1 4 1
2023-25 Q2 3 1
2023-25 Q3 3 1
2023-25 Q4 3 1
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

C900 - Program Support for Mental Health

Program Support provides administrative and technical support for all programs within Mental Health including policy development, fiscal planning, information services, federal demonstration grants as well as legislative and regional coordination.

Mental Health

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 22.0 20.0 21.0
001 - General Fund
State 3,862,000 3,650,000 7,512,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 11.0 10.0 10.5
GFS 1,931,000.0 1,825,000.0 3,756,000.0
Other
Totals 1,931,000.0 1,825,000.0 3,756,000.0
Expected Results

Account for its use of public dollars.

D028 - Employment and Day Programs

Employment and Day Services integrate clients with developmental disabilities into the community and prevent institutionalization. County contracted employment services help clients obtain and maintain employment in integrated settings. Day services for adults over age 62 or those who opt out of employment services enable clients to participate in the community. Both employment services and day services provide respite for family caregivers. Services are provided mainly under a Medicaid waiver requiring clients to be functionally and financially eligible for Medicaid. A small number of clients served are funded with state-only dollars. This activity also includes the county contracted Child Development Services (CDS) program which provides specialized therapeutic and educational services for children at risk of developmental delays to promote the child's attainment of age-related developmental milestones. CDS includes the required state portion of funding for birth to age three services associated with federal programs at the Department of Early Learning.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 157,548,000 175,964,000 333,512,000
Medicaid Federal 137,227,000 151,201,000 288,428,000
001 - General Fund Totals 294,775,000 327,165,000 621,940,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 72,101,000.0 85,237,000.0 157,338,000.0
Other 62,801,000.0 73,242,000.0 136,043,000.0
Totals 134,902,000.0 158,479,000.0 293,381,000.0

001128 - Percent of clients with developmental disabilities served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD1.2, column AD1.2l. • This measure reflects the response to consumer preferences for home and community-based care. It is also an indicator of efficiency, since community care is the least expensive. • Developing community-based supports and providing options to consumers has been an emphasis and is reflected in the sustained percentage.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 98% 98%
2019-21 M10 98% 98%
2019-21 M11 98% 98%
2019-21 M12 98% 98%
2019-21 M13 98% 98%
2019-21 M14 98% 98%
2019-21 M15 98% 98%
2019-21 M16 98% 98%
2019-21 M17 98% 98%
2019-21 M18 98% 98%
2019-21 M19 98% 98%
2019-21 M2 98% 98%
2019-21 M20 98% 98%
2019-21 M21 98% 98%
2019-21 M22 98% 98%
2019-21 M23 98% 98%
2019-21 M24 98% 98%
2019-21 M3 98% 98%
2019-21 M4 98% 98%
2019-21 M5 98% 98%
2019-21 M6 98% 98%
2019-21 M7 98% 98%
2019-21 M8 98% 98%
2019-21 M9 98% 98%
2021-23 M1 98% 98%
2021-23 M10 98% 98%
2021-23 M11 98% 98%
2021-23 M12 98% 98%
2021-23 M13 98% 98%
2021-23 M14 98% 98%
2021-23 M15 98% 98%
2021-23 M16 98% 98%
2021-23 M17 98% 98%
2021-23 M18 99% 98%
2021-23 M19 99% 98%
2021-23 M2 98% 98%
2021-23 M20 99% 98%
2021-23 M21 99% 98%
2021-23 M22 99% 98%
2021-23 M23 99% 98%
2021-23 M24 99% 98%
2021-23 M3 98% 98%
2021-23 M4 98% 98%
2021-23 M5 98% 98%
2021-23 M6 98% 98%
2021-23 M7 98% 98%
2021-23 M8 98% 98%
2021-23 M9 98% 98%
2023-25 M1 99% 99%
2023-25 M10 99% 99%
2023-25 M11 99% 99%
2023-25 M12 99% 99%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 99% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 99% 99%
2023-25 M4 99% 99%
2023-25 M5 99% 99%
2023-25 M6 99% 99%
2023-25 M7 99% 99%
2023-25 M8 99% 99%
2023-25 M9 99% 99%

001607 - Percent of working-age adults with developmental disabilities in day programs who are employed

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD2.1, column AD2.1a. • This measures the percentage of the number of DD clients aged 21 through 61 who are employed as a result of receiving DD employment day services. • Earning a wage is one of the most self-affirming and cost-beneficial achievements for a person with a developmental disability. • Employment support continues to be a service emphasis and sustaining performance above 50% is important.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 66% 67%
2019-21 Q2 66% 67%
2019-21 Q3 65% 67%
2019-21 Q4 47% 67%
2019-21 Q5 43% 67%
2019-21 Q6 45% 67%
2019-21 Q7 45% 67%
2019-21 Q8 51% 67%
2021-23 Q1 57% 67%
2021-23 Q2 58% 67%
2021-23 Q3 59% 67%
2021-23 Q4 61% 67%
2021-23 Q5 64% 67%
2021-23 Q6 64% 67%
2021-23 Q7 64% 67%
2021-23 Q8 64% 67%
2023-25 Q1 65% 0%
2023-25 Q2 65% 0%
2023-25 Q3 0% 0%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

D034 - Individual and Family Services

Individual and Family Services waiver, prevents more costly interventions by promoting the long-term health and well-being of people with developmental disabilities, and by providing supports to their family caregivers. Services include assistive technology, behavior supports, community engagement, environmental and vehicular adaptations, respite, person-centered planning, specialized equipment and supplies, skilled nursing, peer mentoring, specialized nutrition, supported parenting, specialized evaluations, specialized clothing, occupational, speech and physical therapy, consultation and training and transportation to a waiver service. Funding includes federal match, and the number of people qualifying for services is limited by the funding available. Eligibility criteria are established in statute.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 18,138,000 18,434,000 36,572,000
Medicaid Federal 18,072,000 18,214,000 36,286,000
001 - General Fund Totals 36,210,000 36,648,000 72,858,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 9,069,000.0 9,217,000.0 18,286,000.0
Other 9,036,000.0 9,107,000.0 18,143,000.0
Totals 18,105,000.0 18,324,000.0 36,429,000.0

001128 - Percent of clients with developmental disabilities served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD1.2, column AD1.2l. • This measure reflects the response to consumer preferences for home and community-based care. It is also an indicator of efficiency, since community care is the least expensive. • Developing community-based supports and providing options to consumers has been an emphasis and is reflected in the sustained percentage.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 98% 98%
2019-21 M10 98% 98%
2019-21 M11 98% 98%
2019-21 M12 98% 98%
2019-21 M13 98% 98%
2019-21 M14 98% 98%
2019-21 M15 98% 98%
2019-21 M16 98% 98%
2019-21 M17 98% 98%
2019-21 M18 98% 98%
2019-21 M19 98% 98%
2019-21 M2 98% 98%
2019-21 M20 98% 98%
2019-21 M21 98% 98%
2019-21 M22 98% 98%
2019-21 M23 98% 98%
2019-21 M24 98% 98%
2019-21 M3 98% 98%
2019-21 M4 98% 98%
2019-21 M5 98% 98%
2019-21 M6 98% 98%
2019-21 M7 98% 98%
2019-21 M8 98% 98%
2019-21 M9 98% 98%
2021-23 M1 98% 98%
2021-23 M10 98% 98%
2021-23 M11 98% 98%
2021-23 M12 98% 98%
2021-23 M13 98% 98%
2021-23 M14 98% 98%
2021-23 M15 98% 98%
2021-23 M16 98% 98%
2021-23 M17 98% 98%
2021-23 M18 99% 98%
2021-23 M19 99% 98%
2021-23 M2 98% 98%
2021-23 M20 99% 98%
2021-23 M21 99% 98%
2021-23 M22 99% 98%
2021-23 M23 99% 98%
2021-23 M24 99% 98%
2021-23 M3 98% 98%
2021-23 M4 98% 98%
2021-23 M5 98% 98%
2021-23 M6 98% 98%
2021-23 M7 98% 98%
2021-23 M8 98% 98%
2021-23 M9 98% 98%
2023-25 M1 99% 99%
2023-25 M10 99% 99%
2023-25 M11 99% 99%
2023-25 M12 99% 99%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 99% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 99% 99%
2023-25 M4 99% 99%
2023-25 M5 99% 99%
2023-25 M6 99% 99%
2023-25 M7 99% 99%
2023-25 M8 99% 99%
2023-25 M9 99% 99%

003122 - DDA - Individual and Family Services (H53) - Clients with Paid Services

Number of DDA clients with paid Individual and Family Services (H53)
Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 M1 4,920 6,253
2021-23 M10 4,664 6,362
2021-23 M11 4,601 6,395
2021-23 M12 4,952 6,381
2021-23 M13 4,622 6,291
2021-23 M14 4,587 6,284
2021-23 M15 4,526 6,210
2021-23 M16 4,467 6,193
2021-23 M17 4,421 6,176
2021-23 M18 4,453 6,175
2021-23 M19 4,479 6,177
2021-23 M2 4,846 6,230
2021-23 M20 4,513 6,175
2021-23 M21 4,536 6,228
2021-23 M22 4,564 6,256
2021-23 M23 4,533 6,274
2021-23 M24 4,515 6,245
2021-23 M3 4,766 6,247
2021-23 M4 4,781 6,243
2021-23 M5 4,804 6,258
2021-23 M6 4,782 6,259
2021-23 M7 4,733 6,279
2021-23 M8 4,730 6,289
2021-23 M9 4,756 6,313
2023-25 M1 4,527 6,203
2023-25 M10 4,792 6,317
2023-25 M11 4,745 6,321
2023-25 M12 0 0
2023-25 M13 0 0
2023-25 M14 0 0
2023-25 M15 0 0
2023-25 M16 0 0
2023-25 M17 0 0
2023-25 M18 0 0
2023-25 M19 0 0
2023-25 M2 4,558 6,077
2023-25 M20 0 0
2023-25 M21 0 0
2023-25 M22 0 0
2023-25 M23 0 0
2023-25 M24 0 0
2023-25 M3 4,474 6,068
2023-25 M4 4,519 6,111
2023-25 M5 4,538 6,136
2023-25 M6 4,542 6,152
2023-25 M7 4,617 6,186
2023-25 M8 4,661 6,823
2023-25 M9 4,738 6,310

D036 - Field Services

Field Services staff provide case management for clients with developmental disabilities. This includes assisting in determining service needs, providing ongoing information and referral, completing assessments and service plans, locating providers, and authorize services. Staff also develop and monitor contracted community services, provide technical assistance to private contractors, and coordinate the planning and delivery of training services with county governments.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 2,359.0 2,414.4 2,386.7
001 - General Fund
State 171,026,000 175,612,000 346,638,000
Medicaid Federal 130,800,000 134,449,000 265,249,000
001 - General Fund Totals 301,826,000 310,061,000 611,887,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 1,184.0 1,230.4 1,207.2
GFS 86,149,000.0 89,914,000.0 176,063,000.0
Other 65,862,000.0 68,831,000.0 134,693,000.0
Totals 152,011,000.0 158,745,000.0 310,756,000.0

001128 - Percent of clients with developmental disabilities served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD1.2, column AD1.2l. • This measure reflects the response to consumer preferences for home and community-based care. It is also an indicator of efficiency, since community care is the least expensive. • Developing community-based supports and providing options to consumers has been an emphasis and is reflected in the sustained percentage.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 98% 98%
2019-21 M10 98% 98%
2019-21 M11 98% 98%
2019-21 M12 98% 98%
2019-21 M13 98% 98%
2019-21 M14 98% 98%
2019-21 M15 98% 98%
2019-21 M16 98% 98%
2019-21 M17 98% 98%
2019-21 M18 98% 98%
2019-21 M19 98% 98%
2019-21 M2 98% 98%
2019-21 M20 98% 98%
2019-21 M21 98% 98%
2019-21 M22 98% 98%
2019-21 M23 98% 98%
2019-21 M24 98% 98%
2019-21 M3 98% 98%
2019-21 M4 98% 98%
2019-21 M5 98% 98%
2019-21 M6 98% 98%
2019-21 M7 98% 98%
2019-21 M8 98% 98%
2019-21 M9 98% 98%
2021-23 M1 98% 98%
2021-23 M10 98% 98%
2021-23 M11 98% 98%
2021-23 M12 98% 98%
2021-23 M13 98% 98%
2021-23 M14 98% 98%
2021-23 M15 98% 98%
2021-23 M16 98% 98%
2021-23 M17 98% 98%
2021-23 M18 99% 98%
2021-23 M19 99% 98%
2021-23 M2 98% 98%
2021-23 M20 99% 98%
2021-23 M21 99% 98%
2021-23 M22 99% 98%
2021-23 M23 99% 98%
2021-23 M24 99% 98%
2021-23 M3 98% 98%
2021-23 M4 98% 98%
2021-23 M5 98% 98%
2021-23 M6 98% 98%
2021-23 M7 98% 98%
2021-23 M8 98% 98%
2021-23 M9 98% 98%
2023-25 M1 99% 99%
2023-25 M10 99% 99%
2023-25 M11 99% 99%
2023-25 M12 99% 99%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 99% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 99% 99%
2023-25 M4 99% 99%
2023-25 M5 99% 99%
2023-25 M6 99% 99%
2023-25 M7 99% 99%
2023-25 M8 99% 99%
2023-25 M9 99% 99%

002691 - Percent of initial assessments completed on time for clients with developmental disabilities

This measure is derived from Core Metric ADX.1, column ADX.1b. • This measures the percentage of initial assessments for clients receiving DDA HCBS waiver or Medicaid Personal Care services that are completed on or before the end of their Individual Service Plan and the percentage of assessments completed within 30 days for New and No-Paid service clients who have requested a DDA paid service. • Late initial assessments are related to case managers waiting to complete assessments until clients/families have identified a paid provider. DDA is looking at steps to refine our process to account for the need to complete an assessment on-time and the requirement to have a paid provider identified before the assessment can be completed.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 78% 98%
2019-21 M10 56% 98%
2019-21 M11 94% 98%
2019-21 M12 97% 98%
2019-21 M13 68% 90%
2019-21 M14 100% 90%
2019-21 M15 100% 90%
2019-21 M16 60% 90%
2019-21 M17 94% 90%
2019-21 M18 100% 90%
2019-21 M19 70% 90%
2019-21 M2 94% 98%
2019-21 M20 95% 90%
2019-21 M21 100% 90%
2019-21 M22 71% 90%
2019-21 M23 92% 90%
2019-21 M24 96% 90%
2019-21 M3 100% 98%
2019-21 M4 71% 98%
2019-21 M5 92% 98%
2019-21 M6 92% 98%
2019-21 M7 93% 98%
2019-21 M8 100% 98%
2019-21 M9 90% 98%
2021-23 M1 58% 95%
2021-23 M10 70% 95%
2021-23 M11 80% 95%
2021-23 M12 96% 95%
2021-23 M13 100% 99%
2021-23 M14 100% 99%
2021-23 M15 97% 99%
2021-23 M16 70% 99%
2021-23 M17 94% 99%
2021-23 M18 93% 99%
2021-23 M19 91% 99%
2021-23 M2 88% 95%
2021-23 M20 91% 99%
2021-23 M21 92% 99%
2021-23 M22 79% 99%
2021-23 M23 75% 99%
2021-23 M24 79% 99%
2021-23 M3 93% 95%
2021-23 M4 100% 95%
2021-23 M5 100% 95%
2021-23 M6 100% 95%
2021-23 M7 77% 95%
2021-23 M8 100% 95%
2021-23 M9 90% 95%
2023-25 M1 68% 99%
2023-25 M10 0% 0%
2023-25 M11 0% 0%
2023-25 M12 0% 0%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 70% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 81% 99%
2023-25 M4 68% 99%
2023-25 M5 71% 99%
2023-25 M6 68% 99%
2023-25 M7 68% 99%
2023-25 M8 68% 99%
2023-25 M9 71% 99%

002710 - Percent of assessments completed on time for developmental disabilities clients requesting services

This measure is derived from Strategic Plan measure 1.1 (ADX.1), average of columns, ADX.1e, ADX.1h, and ADX.1k reporting last month of each quarter. • This measures the percentage of assessments for clients receiving DDA HCBS waiver or Medicaid Personal Care services that are completed on or before the end of their Individual Service Plan and the percentage of assessments completed within 30 days for New and No-Paid service clients who have requested a DDA paid service. • Late initial assessments are related to case managers waiting to complete assessments until clients/families have identified a paid provider. DDA is looking at steps to refine our process to account for the need to complete an assessment on-time and the requirement to have a paid provider identified before the assessment can be completed. • Updated discussion and action plans for this measure are located in the DDA Strategic Plan, Strategic Objective 1.1.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 99% 99%
2019-21 Q2 100% 99%
2019-21 Q3 99% 100%
2019-21 Q4 100% 100%
2019-21 Q5 99% 100%
2019-21 Q6 99% 99%
2019-21 Q7 99% 99%
2019-21 Q8 99% 99%
2021-23 Q1 99% 99%
2021-23 Q2 80% 99%
2021-23 Q3 99% 99%
2021-23 Q4 99% 99%
2021-23 Q5 98% 99%
2021-23 Q6 99% 99%
2021-23 Q7 99% 99%
2021-23 Q8 100% 99%
2023-25 Q1 99% 99%
2023-25 Q2 99% 99%
2023-25 Q3 99% 0%
2023-25 Q4 100% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

D065 - Office of Deaf and Hard of Hearing

The Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing contracts with Regional Service Centers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to provide client services to the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Deaf-Blind individuals and their families. Client services include case management, education, training, outreach, information, and referral. A similar contract with Deaf-Blind Service Center provides an additional service; support services provider (SSP) for the Deaf-Blind to live independently.

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 35.2 36.2 35.7
001 - General Fund
State 10,164,000 11,090,000 21,254,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 17.6 18.6 18.1
GFS 5,070,000.0 5,996,000.0 11,066,000.0
Other
Totals 5,070,000.0 5,996,000.0 11,066,000.0

001126 - Clients and families receive case management services

Clients and families receive case management services in order to increase self-sufficiency.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 485 690
2019-21 A3 546 690
2021-23 A2 535 700
2021-23 A3 556 700
2023-25 A2 0 0
2023-25 A3 0 0

D070 - Other Community Programs

Other Community Programs prevent the institutionalization of people with developmental disabilities by maintaining them safely in the community. Services include provider background checks, respite care for Medicaid waiver clients who live with their family, and support services paid under the federally required State Supplemental Payment program. It also includes crisis intervention diversion beds contracted with mental health Regional Support Networks (RSNs) to prevent state psychiatric hospitalization of clients with developmental disabilities.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 74,658,000 78,284,000 152,942,000
Medicaid Federal 52,767,000 55,054,000 107,821,000
001 - General Fund Totals 127,425,000 133,338,000 260,763,000
851 - Developmental Dis Comm Service Acct
State 62,240,000 2,000,000 64,240,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 38,683,000.0 41,634,000.0 80,317,000.0
Other 58,835,000.0 30,229,000.0 89,064,000.0
Totals 97,518,000.0 71,863,000.0 169,381,000.0

001128 - Percent of clients with developmental disabilities served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD1.2, column AD1.2l. • This measure reflects the response to consumer preferences for home and community-based care. It is also an indicator of efficiency, since community care is the least expensive. • Developing community-based supports and providing options to consumers has been an emphasis and is reflected in the sustained percentage.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 98% 98%
2019-21 M10 98% 98%
2019-21 M11 98% 98%
2019-21 M12 98% 98%
2019-21 M13 98% 98%
2019-21 M14 98% 98%
2019-21 M15 98% 98%
2019-21 M16 98% 98%
2019-21 M17 98% 98%
2019-21 M18 98% 98%
2019-21 M19 98% 98%
2019-21 M2 98% 98%
2019-21 M20 98% 98%
2019-21 M21 98% 98%
2019-21 M22 98% 98%
2019-21 M23 98% 98%
2019-21 M24 98% 98%
2019-21 M3 98% 98%
2019-21 M4 98% 98%
2019-21 M5 98% 98%
2019-21 M6 98% 98%
2019-21 M7 98% 98%
2019-21 M8 98% 98%
2019-21 M9 98% 98%
2021-23 M1 98% 98%
2021-23 M10 98% 98%
2021-23 M11 98% 98%
2021-23 M12 98% 98%
2021-23 M13 98% 98%
2021-23 M14 98% 98%
2021-23 M15 98% 98%
2021-23 M16 98% 98%
2021-23 M17 98% 98%
2021-23 M18 99% 98%
2021-23 M19 99% 98%
2021-23 M2 98% 98%
2021-23 M20 99% 98%
2021-23 M21 99% 98%
2021-23 M22 99% 98%
2021-23 M23 99% 98%
2021-23 M24 99% 98%
2021-23 M3 98% 98%
2021-23 M4 98% 98%
2021-23 M5 98% 98%
2021-23 M6 98% 98%
2021-23 M7 98% 98%
2021-23 M8 98% 98%
2021-23 M9 98% 98%
2023-25 M1 99% 99%
2023-25 M10 99% 99%
2023-25 M11 99% 99%
2023-25 M12 99% 99%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 99% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 99% 99%
2023-25 M4 99% 99%
2023-25 M5 99% 99%
2023-25 M6 99% 99%
2023-25 M7 99% 99%
2023-25 M8 99% 99%
2023-25 M9 99% 99%

003121 - DDA - Respite Services (H81) - Clients with Paid Services

Number of DDA clients with paid Respite Services (H81)
Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 M1 3,083 0
2021-23 M10 3,072 0
2021-23 M11 3,132 0
2021-23 M12 3,999 0
2021-23 M13 3,345 0
2021-23 M14 3,453 0
2021-23 M15 3,378 0
2021-23 M16 3,483 0
2021-23 M17 3,433 0
2021-23 M18 3,520 0
2021-23 M19 3,558 0
2021-23 M2 3,058 0
2021-23 M20 3,557 0
2021-23 M21 3,702 0
2021-23 M22 3,694 0
2021-23 M23 3,797 0
2021-23 M24 3,935 0
2021-23 M3 3,088 0
2021-23 M4 3,137 0
2021-23 M5 3,124 0
2021-23 M6 3,113 0
2021-23 M7 2,957 0
2021-23 M8 2,933 0
2021-23 M9 3,114 0
2023-25 M1 3,958 0
2023-25 M10 3,925 0
2023-25 M11 3,874 0
2023-25 M12 0 0
2023-25 M13 0 0
2023-25 M14 0 0
2023-25 M15 0 0
2023-25 M16 0 0
2023-25 M17 0 0
2023-25 M18 0 0
2023-25 M19 0 0
2023-25 M2 4,029 0
2023-25 M20 0 0
2023-25 M21 0 0
2023-25 M22 0 0
2023-25 M23 0 0
2023-25 M24 0 0
2023-25 M3 3,895 0
2023-25 M4 4,024 0
2023-25 M5 3,950 0
2023-25 M6 3,920 0
2023-25 M7 3,897 0
2023-25 M8 3,930 0
2023-25 M9 4,046 0

D074 - Personal Care

Personal care services serve clients in a community setting instead of in institutions. Clients have a range of acuity and receive assistance with activities of daily living such as personal hygiene, toileting, bathing, dressing, cooking, assistance with medication, and eating. Clients receive assistance from the provider for completing household tasks which include shopping, laundry and housework, and transportation to medical appointments. The majority of clients live at home with their families and have contracted providers such as home care Agency Providers (APs) or Individual Providers (IPs). Some clients reside in Adult Family Homes or Boarding Homes. Clients meet the financial and functional eligibility criteria for either the Community First Choice (CFC) or Medicaid Personal Care (MPC) programs. This activity also includes statutorily required training for providers.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 749,068,000 815,179,000 1,564,247,000
Local 434,000 434,000 868,000
Medicaid Federal 970,966,000 1,015,199,000 1,986,165,000
001 - General Fund Totals 1,720,468,000 1,830,812,000 3,551,280,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 378,100,000.0 408,302,000.0 786,402,000.0
Other 492,221,000.0 510,770,000.0 1,002,991,000.0
Totals 870,321,000.0 919,072,000.0 1,789,393,000.0

001128 - Percent of clients with developmental disabilities served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD1.2, column AD1.2l. • This measure reflects the response to consumer preferences for home and community-based care. It is also an indicator of efficiency, since community care is the least expensive. • Developing community-based supports and providing options to consumers has been an emphasis and is reflected in the sustained percentage.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 98% 98%
2019-21 M10 98% 98%
2019-21 M11 98% 98%
2019-21 M12 98% 98%
2019-21 M13 98% 98%
2019-21 M14 98% 98%
2019-21 M15 98% 98%
2019-21 M16 98% 98%
2019-21 M17 98% 98%
2019-21 M18 98% 98%
2019-21 M19 98% 98%
2019-21 M2 98% 98%
2019-21 M20 98% 98%
2019-21 M21 98% 98%
2019-21 M22 98% 98%
2019-21 M23 98% 98%
2019-21 M24 98% 98%
2019-21 M3 98% 98%
2019-21 M4 98% 98%
2019-21 M5 98% 98%
2019-21 M6 98% 98%
2019-21 M7 98% 98%
2019-21 M8 98% 98%
2019-21 M9 98% 98%
2021-23 M1 98% 98%
2021-23 M10 98% 98%
2021-23 M11 98% 98%
2021-23 M12 98% 98%
2021-23 M13 98% 98%
2021-23 M14 98% 98%
2021-23 M15 98% 98%
2021-23 M16 98% 98%
2021-23 M17 98% 98%
2021-23 M18 99% 98%
2021-23 M19 99% 98%
2021-23 M2 98% 98%
2021-23 M20 99% 98%
2021-23 M21 99% 98%
2021-23 M22 99% 98%
2021-23 M23 99% 98%
2021-23 M24 99% 98%
2021-23 M3 98% 98%
2021-23 M4 98% 98%
2021-23 M5 98% 98%
2021-23 M6 98% 98%
2021-23 M7 98% 98%
2021-23 M8 98% 98%
2021-23 M9 98% 98%
2023-25 M1 99% 99%
2023-25 M10 99% 99%
2023-25 M11 99% 99%
2023-25 M12 99% 99%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 99% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 99% 99%
2023-25 M4 99% 99%
2023-25 M5 99% 99%
2023-25 M6 99% 99%
2023-25 M7 99% 99%
2023-25 M8 99% 99%
2023-25 M9 99% 99%

003120 - DDA - Personal Care (H52) - Clients with Paid Services - Actual

Number of DDA clients with paid Personal Care services (H52)
Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 M1 16,416 0
2021-23 M10 15,895 0
2021-23 M11 15,942 0
2021-23 M12 18,561 0
2021-23 M13 16,023 0
2021-23 M14 16,183 0
2021-23 M15 16,232 0
2021-23 M16 16,244 0
2021-23 M17 16,245 0
2021-23 M18 16,305 0
2021-23 M19 16,459 0
2021-23 M2 16,405 0
2021-23 M20 16,464 0
2021-23 M21 16,620 0
2021-23 M22 16,698 0
2021-23 M23 16,835 0
2021-23 M24 16,895 0
2021-23 M3 16,268 0
2021-23 M4 16,312 0
2021-23 M5 16,330 0
2021-23 M6 16,280 0
2021-23 M7 16,173 0
2021-23 M8 16,156 0
2021-23 M9 16,110 0
2023-25 M1 16,946 0
2023-25 M10 17,613 0
2023-25 M11 17,644 0
2023-25 M12 0 0
2023-25 M13 0 0
2023-25 M14 0 0
2023-25 M15 0 0
2023-25 M16 0 0
2023-25 M17 0 0
2023-25 M18 0 0
2023-25 M19 0 0
2023-25 M2 17,000 0
2023-25 M20 0 0
2023-25 M21 0 0
2023-25 M22 0 0
2023-25 M23 0 0
2023-25 M24 0 0
2023-25 M3 16,989 0
2023-25 M4 17,143 0
2023-25 M5 17,175 0
2023-25 M6 17,098 0
2023-25 M7 17,193 0
2023-25 M8 17,314 0
2023-25 M9 17,480 0

D076 - Professional Services

Professional Services are contracted professional services provided to clients with developmental disabilities. These Medicaid waiver clients receive services designed to maintain them in the community and prevent institutionalization. Services include medical and dental services, technical assistance, and therapeutic services like counseling/behavioral management, and speech, occupational, and physical therapy.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 25,375,000 32,004,000 57,379,000
Medicaid Federal 22,334,000 26,415,000 48,749,000
001 - General Fund Totals 47,709,000 58,419,000 106,128,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 12,754,000.0 16,681,000.0 29,435,000.0
Other 11,167,000.0 13,752,000.0 24,919,000.0
Totals 23,921,000.0 30,433,000.0 54,354,000.0

001128 - Percent of clients with developmental disabilities served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD1.2, column AD1.2l. • This measure reflects the response to consumer preferences for home and community-based care. It is also an indicator of efficiency, since community care is the least expensive. • Developing community-based supports and providing options to consumers has been an emphasis and is reflected in the sustained percentage.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 98% 98%
2019-21 M10 98% 98%
2019-21 M11 98% 98%
2019-21 M12 98% 98%
2019-21 M13 98% 98%
2019-21 M14 98% 98%
2019-21 M15 98% 98%
2019-21 M16 98% 98%
2019-21 M17 98% 98%
2019-21 M18 98% 98%
2019-21 M19 98% 98%
2019-21 M2 98% 98%
2019-21 M20 98% 98%
2019-21 M21 98% 98%
2019-21 M22 98% 98%
2019-21 M23 98% 98%
2019-21 M24 98% 98%
2019-21 M3 98% 98%
2019-21 M4 98% 98%
2019-21 M5 98% 98%
2019-21 M6 98% 98%
2019-21 M7 98% 98%
2019-21 M8 98% 98%
2019-21 M9 98% 98%
2021-23 M1 98% 98%
2021-23 M10 98% 98%
2021-23 M11 98% 98%
2021-23 M12 98% 98%
2021-23 M13 98% 98%
2021-23 M14 98% 98%
2021-23 M15 98% 98%
2021-23 M16 98% 98%
2021-23 M17 98% 98%
2021-23 M18 99% 98%
2021-23 M19 99% 98%
2021-23 M2 98% 98%
2021-23 M20 99% 98%
2021-23 M21 99% 98%
2021-23 M22 99% 98%
2021-23 M23 99% 98%
2021-23 M24 99% 98%
2021-23 M3 98% 98%
2021-23 M4 98% 98%
2021-23 M5 98% 98%
2021-23 M6 98% 98%
2021-23 M7 98% 98%
2021-23 M8 98% 98%
2021-23 M9 98% 98%
2023-25 M1 99% 99%
2023-25 M10 99% 99%
2023-25 M11 99% 99%
2023-25 M12 99% 99%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 99% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 99% 99%
2023-25 M4 99% 99%
2023-25 M5 99% 99%
2023-25 M6 99% 99%
2023-25 M7 99% 99%
2023-25 M8 99% 99%
2023-25 M9 99% 99%

003119 - DDA - Professional Services (H54) - Clients with Paid Services

Number of DDA clients with paid Professional Services (H54)
Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 M1 1,625 0
2021-23 M10 1,801 0
2021-23 M11 1,810 0
2021-23 M12 1,914 0
2021-23 M13 1,886 0
2021-23 M14 1,973 0
2021-23 M15 1,974 0
2021-23 M16 2,014 0
2021-23 M17 2,036 0
2021-23 M18 2,036 0
2021-23 M19 2,128 0
2021-23 M2 1,584 0
2021-23 M20 2,163 0
2021-23 M21 2,233 0
2021-23 M22 2,286 0
2021-23 M23 2,377 0
2021-23 M24 2,355 0
2021-23 M3 1,613 0
2021-23 M4 1,668 0
2021-23 M5 1,659 0
2021-23 M6 1,665 0
2021-23 M7 1,657 0
2021-23 M8 1,701 0
2021-23 M9 1,788 0
2023-25 M1 2,338 0
2023-25 M10 2,558 0
2023-25 M11 2,453 0
2023-25 M12 0 0
2023-25 M13 0 0
2023-25 M14 0 0
2023-25 M15 0 0
2023-25 M16 0 0
2023-25 M17 0 0
2023-25 M18 0 0
2023-25 M19 0 0
2023-25 M2 2,420 0
2023-25 M20 0 0
2023-25 M21 0 0
2023-25 M22 0 0
2023-25 M23 0 0
2023-25 M24 0 0
2023-25 M3 2,411 0
2023-25 M4 2,489 0
2023-25 M5 2,504 0
2023-25 M6 2,481 0
2023-25 M7 2,494 0
2023-25 M8 2,553 0
2023-25 M9 2,608 0

D079 - Program Support for Developmental Disabilities

Program Support staff provide administrative and technical support for all activities within the Division of Developmental Disabilities. Included are policy and program development, legislative and regional coordination, and coordination with Management Services (Long-Term Care activity E051) for fiscal planning, budgeting, and information technology.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 47.4 47.4 47.4
001 - General Fund
State 7,817,000 7,971,000 15,788,000
Medicaid Federal 5,672,000 5,716,000 11,388,000
001 - General Fund Totals 13,489,000 13,687,000 27,176,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 23.7 23.7 23.7
GFS 3,648,000.0 3,726,000.0 7,374,000.0
Other 2,660,000.0 2,683,000.0 5,343,000.0
Totals 6,308,000.0 6,409,000.0 12,717,000.0
Expected Results

Central administration promotes consistency in the statewide application of legislative policy and programs and compliance with state and federal regulations. The administrative function provides for the infrastructure necessary to facilitate direct client services efficiently.

D086 - Residential Habilitation Facilities

Residential Habilitation Centers (RHCs) are four, state-operated facilities that provide 24/7 care for clients with developmental disabilities who meet federal Medicaid criteria for institutional level of care. Services include assessment, treatment, training, habilitative programs, recreation, and nursing care. RHCs also provide limited services to community clients including diagnostic, evaluation, consultation, emergency, licensed professional services, and a limited amount of out-of-home respite care services. Beginning July 1, 2012, RHCs will no longer serve individuals under the age of 16.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 5,334.6 5,335.8 5,335.2
001 - General Fund
State 277,275,000 281,696,000 558,971,000
Local 19,520,000 19,456,000 38,976,000
Medicaid Federal 255,932,000 254,043,000 509,975,000
001 - General Fund Totals 552,727,000 555,195,000 1,107,922,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 2,667.3 2,668.4 2,667.9
GFS 138,715,000.0 141,014,000.0 279,729,000.0
Other 137,748,000.0 136,858,000.0 274,606,000.0
Totals 276,463,000.0 277,872,000.0 554,335,000.0

001128 - Percent of clients with developmental disabilities served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD1.2, column AD1.2l. • This measure reflects the response to consumer preferences for home and community-based care. It is also an indicator of efficiency, since community care is the least expensive. • Developing community-based supports and providing options to consumers has been an emphasis and is reflected in the sustained percentage.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 98% 98%
2019-21 M10 98% 98%
2019-21 M11 98% 98%
2019-21 M12 98% 98%
2019-21 M13 98% 98%
2019-21 M14 98% 98%
2019-21 M15 98% 98%
2019-21 M16 98% 98%
2019-21 M17 98% 98%
2019-21 M18 98% 98%
2019-21 M19 98% 98%
2019-21 M2 98% 98%
2019-21 M20 98% 98%
2019-21 M21 98% 98%
2019-21 M22 98% 98%
2019-21 M23 98% 98%
2019-21 M24 98% 98%
2019-21 M3 98% 98%
2019-21 M4 98% 98%
2019-21 M5 98% 98%
2019-21 M6 98% 98%
2019-21 M7 98% 98%
2019-21 M8 98% 98%
2019-21 M9 98% 98%
2021-23 M1 98% 98%
2021-23 M10 98% 98%
2021-23 M11 98% 98%
2021-23 M12 98% 98%
2021-23 M13 98% 98%
2021-23 M14 98% 98%
2021-23 M15 98% 98%
2021-23 M16 98% 98%
2021-23 M17 98% 98%
2021-23 M18 99% 98%
2021-23 M19 99% 98%
2021-23 M2 98% 98%
2021-23 M20 99% 98%
2021-23 M21 99% 98%
2021-23 M22 99% 98%
2021-23 M23 99% 98%
2021-23 M24 99% 98%
2021-23 M3 98% 98%
2021-23 M4 98% 98%
2021-23 M5 98% 98%
2021-23 M6 98% 98%
2021-23 M7 98% 98%
2021-23 M8 98% 98%
2021-23 M9 98% 98%
2023-25 M1 99% 99%
2023-25 M10 99% 99%
2023-25 M11 99% 99%
2023-25 M12 99% 99%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 99% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 99% 99%
2023-25 M4 99% 99%
2023-25 M5 99% 99%
2023-25 M6 99% 99%
2023-25 M7 99% 99%
2023-25 M8 99% 99%
2023-25 M9 99% 99%

002711 - Average length of stay at Residential Habilitation Centers (RHCs)

This measure is derived from SP Measure 4.2, column ADX.12a. • Emergent Short Term Stays are taxing on RHC staffing, funding, and bed space. Improved communication between the families, regional offices and the RHCs will aid in providing timely and consistent supports for individuals with developmental disabilities. • Updated discussion and action plans for this measure are located in the DDA Strategic Plan, Strategic Objective 4.2.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 167 120
2019-21 A3 236 90
2021-23 A2 129 120
2021-23 A3 131 120
2023-25 A2 0 0
2023-25 A3 0 0

D087 - Residential Program

The Residential Program integrates clients with developmental disabilities into the community. Contracted Residential Programs, such as supported living and group homes, are provided as alternatives to institutionalization for clients who meet federal criteria for institutional level of care but choose to waive those services in favor of community placement. Clients meet the financial and functional eligibility criteria for the Medicaid Core waiver. Residential services can range from a few hours a month to up to 24/7 care based on acuity of the client.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 951,761,000 970,945,000 1,922,706,000
Local 3,524,000 3,524,000 7,048,000
Medicaid Federal 963,205,000 944,325,000 1,907,530,000
001 - General Fund Totals 1,918,490,000 1,918,794,000 3,837,284,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 476,129,000.0 490,262,000.0 966,391,000.0
Other 484,684,000.0 477,914,000.0 962,598,000.0
Totals 960,813,000.0 968,176,000.0 1,928,989,000.0

001128 - Percent of clients with developmental disabilities served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD1.2, column AD1.2l. • This measure reflects the response to consumer preferences for home and community-based care. It is also an indicator of efficiency, since community care is the least expensive. • Developing community-based supports and providing options to consumers has been an emphasis and is reflected in the sustained percentage.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 98% 98%
2019-21 M10 98% 98%
2019-21 M11 98% 98%
2019-21 M12 98% 98%
2019-21 M13 98% 98%
2019-21 M14 98% 98%
2019-21 M15 98% 98%
2019-21 M16 98% 98%
2019-21 M17 98% 98%
2019-21 M18 98% 98%
2019-21 M19 98% 98%
2019-21 M2 98% 98%
2019-21 M20 98% 98%
2019-21 M21 98% 98%
2019-21 M22 98% 98%
2019-21 M23 98% 98%
2019-21 M24 98% 98%
2019-21 M3 98% 98%
2019-21 M4 98% 98%
2019-21 M5 98% 98%
2019-21 M6 98% 98%
2019-21 M7 98% 98%
2019-21 M8 98% 98%
2019-21 M9 98% 98%
2021-23 M1 98% 98%
2021-23 M10 98% 98%
2021-23 M11 98% 98%
2021-23 M12 98% 98%
2021-23 M13 98% 98%
2021-23 M14 98% 98%
2021-23 M15 98% 98%
2021-23 M16 98% 98%
2021-23 M17 98% 98%
2021-23 M18 99% 98%
2021-23 M19 99% 98%
2021-23 M2 98% 98%
2021-23 M20 99% 98%
2021-23 M21 99% 98%
2021-23 M22 99% 98%
2021-23 M23 99% 98%
2021-23 M24 99% 98%
2021-23 M3 98% 98%
2021-23 M4 98% 98%
2021-23 M5 98% 98%
2021-23 M6 98% 98%
2021-23 M7 98% 98%
2021-23 M8 98% 98%
2021-23 M9 98% 98%
2023-25 M1 99% 99%
2023-25 M10 99% 99%
2023-25 M11 99% 99%
2023-25 M12 99% 99%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 99% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 99% 99%
2023-25 M4 99% 99%
2023-25 M5 99% 99%
2023-25 M6 99% 99%
2023-25 M7 99% 99%
2023-25 M8 99% 99%
2023-25 M9 99% 99%

003118 - DDA - Residential Programs (H51) by Month of Service - Clients with Paid Services

Number of DDA clients with paid Residential Services (H51)
Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 M1 4,563 0
2021-23 M10 4,513 0
2021-23 M11 4,503 0
2021-23 M12 4,483 0
2021-23 M13 4,456 0
2021-23 M14 4,503 0
2021-23 M15 4,462 0
2021-23 M16 4,443 0
2021-23 M17 4,491 0
2021-23 M18 4,468 0
2021-23 M19 4,442 0
2021-23 M2 4,590 0
2021-23 M20 4,472 0
2021-23 M21 4,465 0
2021-23 M22 4,463 0
2021-23 M23 4,504 0
2021-23 M24 4,501 0
2021-23 M3 4,558 0
2021-23 M4 4,546 0
2021-23 M5 4,570 0
2021-23 M6 4,525 0
2021-23 M7 4,480 0
2021-23 M8 4,519 0
2021-23 M9 4,490 0
2023-25 M1 4,504 0
2023-25 M10 4,551 0
2023-25 M11 4,569 0
2023-25 M12 0 0
2023-25 M13 0 0
2023-25 M14 0 0
2023-25 M15 0 0
2023-25 M16 0 0
2023-25 M17 0 0
2023-25 M18 0 0
2023-25 M19 0 0
2023-25 M2 4,499 0
2023-25 M20 0 0
2023-25 M21 0 0
2023-25 M22 0 0
2023-25 M23 0 0
2023-25 M24 0 0
2023-25 M3 4,481 0
2023-25 M4 4,544 0
2023-25 M5 4,514 0
2023-25 M6 4,522 0
2023-25 M7 4,530 0
2023-25 M8 4,529 0
2023-25 M9 4,555 0

D095 - State Operated Living Alternatives

The State Operated Living Alternatives (SOLA) program is similar to the “Residential Program” activity, except staffing supports are provided by state employees. While Residential Program contractors may choose not to serve some clients, SOLA is a 'zero-reject' option for clients who are not able to be placed in the Residential Program and otherwise would be in an RHC.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 1,947.4 1,947.4 1,947.4
001 - General Fund
State 99,911,000 101,342,000 201,253,000
Local 100,000 100,000 200,000
Medicaid Federal 98,168,000 97,752,000 195,920,000
001 - General Fund Totals 198,179,000 199,194,000 397,373,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 973.7 973.7 973.7
GFS 49,979,000.0 50,706,000.0 100,685,000.0
Other 49,139,000.0 48,976,000.0 98,115,000.0
Totals 99,118,000.0 99,682,000.0 198,800,000.0

001128 - Percent of clients with developmental disabilities served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD1.2, column AD1.2l. • This measure reflects the response to consumer preferences for home and community-based care. It is also an indicator of efficiency, since community care is the least expensive. • Developing community-based supports and providing options to consumers has been an emphasis and is reflected in the sustained percentage.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 98% 98%
2019-21 M10 98% 98%
2019-21 M11 98% 98%
2019-21 M12 98% 98%
2019-21 M13 98% 98%
2019-21 M14 98% 98%
2019-21 M15 98% 98%
2019-21 M16 98% 98%
2019-21 M17 98% 98%
2019-21 M18 98% 98%
2019-21 M19 98% 98%
2019-21 M2 98% 98%
2019-21 M20 98% 98%
2019-21 M21 98% 98%
2019-21 M22 98% 98%
2019-21 M23 98% 98%
2019-21 M24 98% 98%
2019-21 M3 98% 98%
2019-21 M4 98% 98%
2019-21 M5 98% 98%
2019-21 M6 98% 98%
2019-21 M7 98% 98%
2019-21 M8 98% 98%
2019-21 M9 98% 98%
2021-23 M1 98% 98%
2021-23 M10 98% 98%
2021-23 M11 98% 98%
2021-23 M12 98% 98%
2021-23 M13 98% 98%
2021-23 M14 98% 98%
2021-23 M15 98% 98%
2021-23 M16 98% 98%
2021-23 M17 98% 98%
2021-23 M18 99% 98%
2021-23 M19 99% 98%
2021-23 M2 98% 98%
2021-23 M20 99% 98%
2021-23 M21 99% 98%
2021-23 M22 99% 98%
2021-23 M23 99% 98%
2021-23 M24 99% 98%
2021-23 M3 98% 98%
2021-23 M4 98% 98%
2021-23 M5 98% 98%
2021-23 M6 98% 98%
2021-23 M7 98% 98%
2021-23 M8 98% 98%
2021-23 M9 98% 98%
2023-25 M1 99% 99%
2023-25 M10 99% 99%
2023-25 M11 99% 99%
2023-25 M12 99% 99%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 99% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 99% 99%
2023-25 M4 99% 99%
2023-25 M5 99% 99%
2023-25 M6 99% 99%
2023-25 M7 99% 99%
2023-25 M8 99% 99%
2023-25 M9 99% 99%

003116 - DDA - State Operated Living Alternatives (SOLA - H59) Residents

Number of DDA clients with paid Professional Services (H54)
Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 M1 215 0
2021-23 M10 210 0
2021-23 M11 207 0
2021-23 M12 210 0
2021-23 M13 212 0
2021-23 M14 214 0
2021-23 M15 211 0
2021-23 M16 212 0
2021-23 M17 209 0
2021-23 M18 213 0
2021-23 M19 213 0
2021-23 M2 217 0
2021-23 M20 214 0
2021-23 M21 214 0
2021-23 M22 212 0
2021-23 M23 219 0
2021-23 M24 220 0
2021-23 M3 213 0
2021-23 M4 213 0
2021-23 M5 213 0
2021-23 M6 209 0
2021-23 M7 209 0
2021-23 M8 211 0
2021-23 M9 212 0
2023-25 M1 221 0
2023-25 M10 228 0
2023-25 M11 229 0
2023-25 M12 0 0
2023-25 M13 0 0
2023-25 M14 0 0
2023-25 M15 0 0
2023-25 M16 0 0
2023-25 M17 0 0
2023-25 M18 0 0
2023-25 M19 0 0
2023-25 M2 222 0
2023-25 M20 0 0
2023-25 M21 0 0
2023-25 M22 0 0
2023-25 M23 0 0
2023-25 M24 0 0
2023-25 M3 221 0
2023-25 M4 220 0
2023-25 M5 218 0
2023-25 M6 221 0
2023-25 M7 226 0
2023-25 M8 228 0
2023-25 M9 227 0

D107 - Community Crisis Stabilization Services

The Community Crisis Stabilization Services (CCSS) is a state operated community behavioral health program that provides stabilization services that enable an individual to remain in the community through a crisis or, if necessary, provides short term (up to 180-days) facility based services to stabilize the individual and return them successfully to their home community. Services are provided by a mobile participant team that includes the client’s natural supports and community providers as well as a crisis stabilization facility located in Lakewood, Washington. The program focuses on behavior stabilization, skill development, and supported transition to the community placement. Services include: individualized assessments; service planning; specialty treatment; collaborative treatment planning; transition planning; and in-home supports.

Developmental Disabilities

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 117.4 259.2 188.3
001 - General Fund
State 11,966,000 27,319,000 39,285,000
Medicaid Federal 2,627,000 7,320,000 9,947,000
001 - General Fund Totals 14,593,000 34,639,000 49,232,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 60.7 165.1 112.9
GFS 7,090,000.0 18,638,000.0 25,728,000.0
Other 1,312,000.0 5,067,000.0 6,379,000.0
Totals 8,402,000.0 23,705,000.0 32,107,000.0

001128 - Percent of clients with developmental disabilities served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AD1.2, column AD1.2l. • This measure reflects the response to consumer preferences for home and community-based care. It is also an indicator of efficiency, since community care is the least expensive. • Developing community-based supports and providing options to consumers has been an emphasis and is reflected in the sustained percentage.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 98% 98%
2019-21 M10 98% 98%
2019-21 M11 98% 98%
2019-21 M12 98% 98%
2019-21 M13 98% 98%
2019-21 M14 98% 98%
2019-21 M15 98% 98%
2019-21 M16 98% 98%
2019-21 M17 98% 98%
2019-21 M18 98% 98%
2019-21 M19 98% 98%
2019-21 M2 98% 98%
2019-21 M20 98% 98%
2019-21 M21 98% 98%
2019-21 M22 98% 98%
2019-21 M23 98% 98%
2019-21 M24 98% 98%
2019-21 M3 98% 98%
2019-21 M4 98% 98%
2019-21 M5 98% 98%
2019-21 M6 98% 98%
2019-21 M7 98% 98%
2019-21 M8 98% 98%
2019-21 M9 98% 98%
2021-23 M1 98% 98%
2021-23 M10 98% 98%
2021-23 M11 98% 98%
2021-23 M12 98% 98%
2021-23 M13 98% 98%
2021-23 M14 98% 98%
2021-23 M15 98% 98%
2021-23 M16 98% 98%
2021-23 M17 98% 98%
2021-23 M18 99% 98%
2021-23 M19 99% 98%
2021-23 M2 98% 98%
2021-23 M20 99% 98%
2021-23 M21 99% 98%
2021-23 M22 99% 98%
2021-23 M23 99% 98%
2021-23 M24 99% 98%
2021-23 M3 98% 98%
2021-23 M4 98% 98%
2021-23 M5 98% 98%
2021-23 M6 98% 98%
2021-23 M7 98% 98%
2021-23 M8 98% 98%
2021-23 M9 98% 98%
2023-25 M1 99% 99%
2023-25 M10 99% 99%
2023-25 M11 99% 99%
2023-25 M12 99% 99%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 99% 99%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 99% 99%
2023-25 M4 99% 99%
2023-25 M5 99% 99%
2023-25 M6 99% 99%
2023-25 M7 99% 99%
2023-25 M8 99% 99%
2023-25 M9 99% 99%

003117 - DDA - Community Crisis Stabilization Services (H60) Residents

Number of residents in Community Crisis Stabilization Services (H60)
Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 M1 3 0
2021-23 M10 4 0
2021-23 M11 3 0
2021-23 M12 3 0
2021-23 M13 3 0
2021-23 M14 3 0
2021-23 M15 4 0
2021-23 M16 4 0
2021-23 M17 4 0
2021-23 M18 5 0
2021-23 M19 3 0
2021-23 M2 2 0
2021-23 M20 3 0
2021-23 M21 3 0
2021-23 M22 4 0
2021-23 M23 7 0
2021-23 M24 5 0
2021-23 M3 2 0
2021-23 M4 2 0
2021-23 M5 1 0
2021-23 M6 0 0
2021-23 M7 1 0
2021-23 M8 3 0
2021-23 M9 3 0
2023-25 M1 5 0
2023-25 M10 4 0
2023-25 M11 3 0
2023-25 M12 0 0
2023-25 M13 0 0
2023-25 M14 0 0
2023-25 M15 0 0
2023-25 M16 0 0
2023-25 M17 0 0
2023-25 M18 0 0
2023-25 M19 0 0
2023-25 M2 7 0
2023-25 M20 0 0
2023-25 M21 0 0
2023-25 M22 0 0
2023-25 M23 0 0
2023-25 M24 0 0
2023-25 M3 6 0
2023-25 M4 7 0
2023-25 M5 9 0
2023-25 M6 6 0
2023-25 M7 6 0
2023-25 M8 5 0
2023-25 M9 4 0

E010 - Recoveries

Recovery of the cost of correctly paid long-term services and supports, Medicaid assistance, and related medical charges from the estates of decedents.  Recovery may be made from estates of recipients of state-funded long-term care services (without regard to age) and Medicaid services aged 55 and older at the time of death.  Proceeds from recoveries are used to offset the cost of medical and personal care delivered to current recipients.

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State (8,831,000) (9,222,000) (18,053,000)
Medicaid Federal (10,502,000) (10,548,000) (21,050,000)
001 - General Fund Totals (19,333,000) (19,770,000) (39,103,000)
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS (8,831,000.0) (9,222,000.0) (18,053,000.0)
Other (10,502,000.0) (10,548,000.0) (21,050,000.0)
Totals (19,333,000.0) (19,770,000.0) (39,103,000.0)

001316 - Maximize recoveries for DSHS, DEL, and HCA

Recoveries for the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) provided by the Office of Financial Recovery (OFR). (Dollars are rounded to thousands prior to the 2009-11 Biennium.)
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 $24,427,742.00 $21,741,220.00
2019-21 M10 $28,269,908.00 $21,719,412.00
2019-21 M11 $20,171,233.00 $21,246,413.00
2019-21 M12 $34,855,543.00 $21,384,856.00
2019-21 M13 $21,008,415.00 $19,031,199.00
2019-21 M14 $24,223,421.00 $19,384,262.00
2019-21 M15 $22,476,113.00 $19,039,547.00
2019-21 M16 $22,722,272.00 $18,935,744.00
2019-21 M17 $22,603,489.00 $19,196,705.00
2019-21 M18 $70,194,919.00 $19,467,646.00
2019-21 M19 $53,930,939.00 $19,139,746.00
2019-21 M2 $24,638,376.00 $22,617,547.00
2019-21 M20 $32,170,458.00 $19,007,409.00
2019-21 M21 $26,609,201.00 $19,054,394.00
2019-21 M22 $23,898,251.00 $18,920,602.00
2019-21 M23 $23,774,217.00 $18,929,754.00
2019-21 M24 $53,498,501.00 $19,589,897.00
2019-21 M3 $23,473,315.00 $21,764,252.00
2019-21 M4 $22,455,962.00 $21,782,975.00
2019-21 M5 $22,859,568.00 $22,015,426.00
2019-21 M6 $22,237,214.00 $22,378,556.00
2019-21 M7 $21,688,956.00 $22,864,829.00
2019-21 M8 $24,365,961.00 $22,212,056.00
2019-21 M9 $23,729,290.00 $22,536,499.00
2021-23 M1 $23,687,428.00 $24,521,874.00
2021-23 M10 $36,316,188.00 $26,041,746.00
2021-23 M11 $24,592,363.00 $24,835,278.00
2021-23 M12 $29,327,374.00 $36,194,650.00
2021-23 M13 $23,049,405.00 $25,752,321.00
2021-23 M14 $28,839,556.00 $26,496,793.00
2021-23 M15 $24,013,063.00 $26,799,291.00
2021-23 M16 $21,788,791.00 $26,817,089.00
2021-23 M17 $22,627,407.00 $28,175,070.00
2021-23 M18 $21,610,191.00 $27,078,073.00
2021-23 M19 $22,731,482.00 $26,978,985.00
2021-23 M2 $25,211,447.00 $25,113,210.00
2021-23 M20 $22,067,718.00 $27,510,471.00
2021-23 M21 $21,266,946.00 $27,600,044.00
2021-23 M22 $29,559,848.00 $29,869,051.00
2021-23 M23 $35,305,004.00 $27,406,309.00
2021-23 M24 $31,332,867.00 $39,578,177.00
2021-23 M3 $27,365,649.00 $24,235,782.00
2021-23 M4 $29,462,921.00 $24,402,450.00
2021-23 M5 $25,019,399.00 $25,734,697.00
2021-23 M6 $22,307,649.00 $24,703,054.00
2021-23 M7 $25,437,315.00 $24,464,563.00
2021-23 M8 $23,109,052.00 $25,080,598.00
2021-23 M9 $23,408,601.00 $24,856,316.00
2023-25 M1 $29,727,570.00 $23,284,800.00
2023-25 M10 $26,834,895.00 $29,324,485.00
2023-25 M11 $34,866,433.00 $26,846,927.00
2023-25 M12 $41,905,163.00 $34,077,008.00
2023-25 M13 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M14 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M15 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M16 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M17 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M18 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M19 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M2 $27,189,384.00 $24,685,554.00
2023-25 M20 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M21 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M22 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M23 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M24 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M3 $28,803,223.00 $25,288,778.00
2023-25 M4 $26,956,932.00 $24,927,148.00
2023-25 M5 $39,608,268.00 $25,290,712.00
2023-25 M6 $30,758,674.00 $24,359,851.00
2023-25 M7 $26,212,194.00 $24,979,300.00
2023-25 M8 $28,492,180.00 $24,925,647.00
2023-25 M9 $29,945,555.00 $25,125,329.00

001608 - Monthly Average Nursing Homes Caseload Excluding Veterans Homes

This measure is the Monthly NH FTE Caseload with a built in lag factor. Data derived from EMIS, column A163.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 9,281 9,500
2019-21 Q2 9,215 9,500
2019-21 Q3 9,069 9,500
2019-21 Q4 8,406 9,500
2019-21 Q5 8,170 9,500
2019-21 Q6 7,805 9,500
2019-21 Q7 7,461 9,500
2019-21 Q8 7,642 9,500
2021-23 Q1 7,715 8,600
2021-23 Q2 7,506 8,600
2021-23 Q3 7,232 8,600
2021-23 Q4 7,383 8,600
2021-23 Q5 7,425 8,600
2021-23 Q6 7,404 8,600
2021-23 Q7 7,296 8,600
2021-23 Q8 0 8,600
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

001937 - Clients who can be Served in the Community for Cost of One Nursing Home Client

Clients who can be served in the Community for the cost of one Nursing Home Client.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3 3
2019-21 Q2 3 3
2019-21 Q3 3 3
2019-21 Q4 3 3
2019-21 Q5 3 3
2019-21 Q6 3 3
2019-21 Q7 3 3
2019-21 Q8 3 3
2021-23 Q1 3 3
2021-23 Q2 3 3
2021-23 Q3 3 3
2021-23 Q4 3 3
2021-23 Q5 3 3
2021-23 Q6 3 3
2021-23 Q7 3 3
2021-23 Q8 0 3
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002699 - Number of people assisted to transition to home and community-based settings from nursing homes

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.2 • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.2: Increase the number of individuals ALTSA is able to assist in transitioning to their homes or the community from nursing homes. • Background: Federal match is maximized by utilizing the federal Money Follows the Person/Roads to Community Living (RCL) program to help people who choose to relocate. RCL participants report greater satisfaction with life after transition. Lack of affordable housing and complex medical or behavioral health needs can be barriers to relocation. • Importance: The majority of individuals who require support choose to receive help in their home or a community-based setting.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1,042 950
2019-21 Q2 942 950
2019-21 Q3 976 950
2019-21 Q4 823 950
2019-21 Q5 742 950
2019-21 Q6 808 950
2019-21 Q7 812 950
2019-21 Q8 793 1,110
2021-23 Q1 682 976
2021-23 Q2 739 976
2021-23 Q3 711 976
2021-23 Q4 770 976
2021-23 Q5 745 976
2021-23 Q6 761 976
2021-23 Q7 851 976
2021-23 Q8 987 976
2023-25 Q1 1,026 950
2023-25 Q2 999 950
2023-25 Q3 1,020 950
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

E049 - Adult Day Health Community Services

Adult Day Health Community Services (ADH) is a supervised daytime program providing nursing and rehabilitative therapy services to adults with medical or disabling conditions.  Services are provided in centers and clients typically attend an average of  2 to 3 days per week. Clients attending ADH also receive other services such as home care or residential services. Clients must be functionally and financially eligible for Medicaid, be enrolled on the Community Options Program Entry System (COPES) waiver, and have a skilled nursing or rehabilitation need, as determined by a doctor.  Case managers review eligibility and ongoing need for services.  ADH services are provided under contract, and centers are monitored by the Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs).

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 6,593,000 7,140,000 13,733,000
Medicaid Federal 6,881,000 7,139,000 14,020,000
001 - General Fund Totals 13,474,000 14,279,000 27,753,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 3,392,000.0 3,997,000.0 7,389,000.0
Other 3,550,000.0 3,997,000.0 7,547,000.0
Totals 6,942,000.0 7,994,000.0 14,936,000.0

001937 - Clients who can be Served in the Community for Cost of One Nursing Home Client

Clients who can be served in the Community for the cost of one Nursing Home Client.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3 3
2019-21 Q2 3 3
2019-21 Q3 3 3
2019-21 Q4 3 3
2019-21 Q5 3 3
2019-21 Q6 3 3
2019-21 Q7 3 3
2019-21 Q8 3 3
2021-23 Q1 3 3
2021-23 Q2 3 3
2021-23 Q3 3 3
2021-23 Q4 3 3
2021-23 Q5 3 3
2021-23 Q6 3 3
2021-23 Q7 3 3
2021-23 Q8 0 3
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002699 - Number of people assisted to transition to home and community-based settings from nursing homes

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.2 • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.2: Increase the number of individuals ALTSA is able to assist in transitioning to their homes or the community from nursing homes. • Background: Federal match is maximized by utilizing the federal Money Follows the Person/Roads to Community Living (RCL) program to help people who choose to relocate. RCL participants report greater satisfaction with life after transition. Lack of affordable housing and complex medical or behavioral health needs can be barriers to relocation. • Importance: The majority of individuals who require support choose to receive help in their home or a community-based setting.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1,042 950
2019-21 Q2 942 950
2019-21 Q3 976 950
2019-21 Q4 823 950
2019-21 Q5 742 950
2019-21 Q6 808 950
2019-21 Q7 812 950
2019-21 Q8 793 1,110
2021-23 Q1 682 976
2021-23 Q2 739 976
2021-23 Q3 711 976
2021-23 Q4 770 976
2021-23 Q5 745 976
2021-23 Q6 761 976
2021-23 Q7 851 976
2021-23 Q8 987 976
2023-25 Q1 1,026 950
2023-25 Q2 999 950
2023-25 Q3 1,020 950
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

E050 - Adult Family Home Community Services

Adult Family Homes (AFHs) are contracted, private homes that serve between two and six residents. Clients receive room, board, laundry, necessary supervision, and assistance with activities of daily living, personal care, and social services. Some AFHs specialize in serving individuals with dementia, developmental disabilities, or mental illnesses. AFHs whose provider is a professional nurse will frequently provide limited nursing care for individuals with more complex nursing and medical needs. Clients residing in adult family homes meet the financial and functional eligibility criteria for either the Medicaid Personal Care (MPC) program or the Community Options Program Entry System (COPES) Medicaid waiver, or are vulnerable adults under Chapter 74.34 RCW, receiving state-funded adult protective services.

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 623,799,000 681,410,000 1,305,209,000
Local 1,978,000 1,978,000 3,956,000
Medicaid Federal 796,675,000 823,994,000 1,620,669,000
001 - General Fund Totals 1,422,452,000 1,507,382,000 2,929,834,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 320,397,000.0 356,195,000.0 676,592,000.0
Other 412,974,000.0 427,783,000.0 840,757,000.0
Totals 733,371,000.0 783,978,000.0 1,517,349,000.0

001937 - Clients who can be Served in the Community for Cost of One Nursing Home Client

Clients who can be served in the Community for the cost of one Nursing Home Client.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3 3
2019-21 Q2 3 3
2019-21 Q3 3 3
2019-21 Q4 3 3
2019-21 Q5 3 3
2019-21 Q6 3 3
2019-21 Q7 3 3
2019-21 Q8 3 3
2021-23 Q1 3 3
2021-23 Q2 3 3
2021-23 Q3 3 3
2021-23 Q4 3 3
2021-23 Q5 3 3
2021-23 Q6 3 3
2021-23 Q7 3 3
2021-23 Q8 0 3
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

003038 - Percentage of clients whose hospital stay is 100 days or more from the date of referral

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.22 * This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 2.2: Support people to transition from Acute Hospitals to Services in their home or communities.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0% 0%
2019-21 Q2 0% 0%
2019-21 Q3 0% 0%
2019-21 Q4 0% 0%
2019-21 Q5 0% 0%
2019-21 Q6 0% 0%
2019-21 Q7 0% 0%
2019-21 Q8 0% 0%
2021-23 Q1 6% 9%
2021-23 Q2 4% 5%
2021-23 Q3 7% 5%
2021-23 Q4 8% 5%
2021-23 Q5 8% 5%
2021-23 Q6 6% 5%
2021-23 Q7 5% 5%
2021-23 Q8 4% 5%
2023-25 Q1 4% 5%
2023-25 Q2 5% 5%
2023-25 Q3 5% 5%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

003039 - Percentage of clients who transition from acute care hospitals 30 days or less from date of referral

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.23 * This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 2.2: Support people to transition from Acute Hospitals to Services in their home or communities
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0% 0%
2019-21 Q2 0% 0%
2019-21 Q3 0% 0%
2019-21 Q4 0% 0%
2019-21 Q5 0% 0%
2019-21 Q6 0% 0%
2019-21 Q7 0% 0%
2019-21 Q8 0% 0%
2021-23 Q1 73% 75%
2021-23 Q2 73% 75%
2021-23 Q3 72% 75%
2021-23 Q4 71% 75%
2021-23 Q5 71% 75%
2021-23 Q6 73% 75%
2021-23 Q7 73% 75%
2021-23 Q8 78% 75%
2023-25 Q1 75% 75%
2023-25 Q2 78% 75%
2023-25 Q3 78% 75%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002990 - Percentage of clients whose hospital stay is 100 days or more from the date of referral

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.22 * This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 2.2: Support people to transition from Acute Hospitals to Services in their home or communities.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 6% 0%
2021-23 Q2 4% 0%
2021-23 Q3 7% 0%
2021-23 Q4 8% 0%
2021-23 Q5 8% 0%
2021-23 Q6 6% 0%
2021-23 Q7 5% 0%
2021-23 Q8 4% 0%
2023-25 Q1 0% 0%
2023-25 Q2 0% 0%
2023-25 Q3 0% 0%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

E051 - Program Support for Long Term Care

Program Support for Aging and Long Term Care Support Adminstration (ALTSA) includes program support for ALTSA and management services support for both ALTSA and Developmental Disabilities. ALTSA program support staff ensure compliance with federal regulations, and develop specific services and agency policy for both Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) and ALTSA field staff. Management services perform accounting and budget, contract management, forecasting caseloads and expenditures, data analysis, performance management, and information technology support for both ALTSA and Developmental Disabilities.

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 655.2 706.8 681.0
001 - General Fund
State 57,108,000 53,628,000 110,736,000
Federal (499,000) (1,399,000) (1,898,000)
Local 1,200,000 1,200,000 2,400,000
Medicaid Federal 59,263,000 52,975,000 112,238,000
001 - General Fund Totals 117,072,000 106,404,000 223,476,000
567 - Long-Term Servs & Sup Trust Account
State 36,116,000 61,886,000 98,002,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 345.6 372.9 359.3
GFS 31,233,000.0 30,091,000.0 61,324,000.0
Other 52,353,000.0 62,995,000.0 115,348,000.0
Totals 83,586,000.0 93,086,000.0 176,672,000.0

002693 - Percent of financial eligibility determinations completed in 45 days or overdue with good cause

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.7, column AAH.7d • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.3: Ensure individuals who apply for services receive them timely so they are supported in the setting of their choice. • Importance: Providing services in a timely manner avoids problems such as loss of mobility, poor nourishment, medication errors, and other problems that can produce poor health outcomes.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 96% 93%
2019-21 Q2 94% 93%
2019-21 Q3 96% 93%
2019-21 Q4 96% 93%
2019-21 Q5 95% 93%
2019-21 Q6 95% 93%
2019-21 Q7 97% 93%
2019-21 Q8 97% 96%
2021-23 Q1 97% 96%
2021-23 Q2 97% 96%
2021-23 Q3 97% 96%
2021-23 Q4 98% 96%
2021-23 Q5 95% 96%
2021-23 Q6 93% 96%
2021-23 Q7 96% 96%
2021-23 Q8 96% 96%
2023-25 Q1 94% 96%
2023-25 Q2 94% 96%
2023-25 Q3 0% 0%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002700 - Timely determination of functional eligibility (annual re-assessment)

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.5, column AAH.5v • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.3: Ensure individuals who apply for services receive them timely so they are supported in the setting of their choice. • Importance: Providing services in a timely manner avoids problems such as loss of mobility, poor nourishment, medication errors, and other problems that can produce poor health outcomes.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 97% 97%
2019-21 Q2 97% 97%
2019-21 Q3 97% 97%
2019-21 Q4 97% 97%
2019-21 Q5 97% 97%
2019-21 Q6 97% 97%
2019-21 Q7 97% 97%
2019-21 Q8 97% 98%
2021-23 Q1 96% 98%
2021-23 Q2 96% 98%
2021-23 Q3 94% 98%
2021-23 Q4 93% 98%
2021-23 Q5 93% 98%
2021-23 Q6 91% 98%
2021-23 Q7 94% 98%
2021-23 Q8 96% 98%
2023-25 Q1 96% 97%
2023-25 Q2 96% 97%
2023-25 Q3 96% 97%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002705 - Maintain Timely Quality Assurance of Home and Community Services Case Management

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.9, column AAH.9a • Updated discussion and action plans for this measure are located in the ALTSA Strategic Plan, Strategic Objective 3.3.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 100% 100%
2019-21 A3 100% 100%
2021-23 A2 100% 100%
2021-23 A3 100% 100%
2023-25 A2 0% 0%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

002706 - Timely Completion of Quality Assurance Monitoring for Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs): Annual Visits

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.10, column AAH.10b. • Updated discussion and action plans for this measure are located in the ALTSA Strategic Plan, Strategic Objective 3.3.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 20% 100%
2019-21 A3 0% 100%
2021-23 A2 75% 100%
2021-23 A3 100% 100%
2023-25 A2 0% 0%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

002707 - Timely Quality Assurance for Intermediate Care Facilities

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAR.2, column AAR.2c • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 2.2: Affirm Residential Habilitation Centers (RHCs) and other ICF/IIDs and certified Supported Living are providing quality care and residents are safe through timely quality assurance activities. • Importance: This measure ensures quality assurance activities are completed timely to help promote quality of care and protect vulnerable adults from abuse and neglect. • Background: Certification for Supported Living requires on-site visits and inspections of providers, not each client's individual home.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 0% 100%
2019-21 A3 0% 100%
2021-23 A2 0% 90%
2021-23 A3 0% 90%
2023-25 A2 0% 0%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

002708 - Percent of nursing home deficiencies sent to the facility within 10 working days

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAR.6. • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 3.3: Timely quality assurance and oversight activities to ensure evidence of compliance with federal, state and program requirements.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 100%
2019-21 Q2 99% 100%
2019-21 Q3 97% 100%
2019-21 Q4 100% 95%
2019-21 Q5 100% 95%
2019-21 Q6 95% 95%
2019-21 Q7 98% 95%
2019-21 Q8 100% 95%
2021-23 Q1 100% 90%
2021-23 Q2 99% 90%
2021-23 Q3 99% 90%
2021-23 Q4 98% 90%
2021-23 Q5 100% 90%
2021-23 Q6 100% 90%
2021-23 Q7 100% 90%
2021-23 Q8 100% 90%
2023-25 Q1 98% 90%
2023-25 Q2 100% 90%
2023-25 Q3 99% 90%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002773 - Vulnerable adult abuse and neglect investigations completed within 90 days

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAC.2, column AAC.2f • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 3.2: Ensure investigations are thorough, documented properly, and completed timely. This measures the combined percentage of in-home and facility-based abuse and neglect investigations, that are resolved within 90 days, a timeliness measure. • Background: Sometimes the welfare of the victim is best served by keeping the investigation open for a longer period of time, but most investigations should be resolved within 90 days. "Good cause" reasons for investigations to be open longer than 90 days include requests from law enforcement, pending guardianships or protective services, or unusual difficulty accessing evidence or witnesses. • Importance: Challenges include converting to a new data system (TIVA) in May 2014 and incorporating facility perpetrator investigations beginning September 2014. Delays create re-work for staff and can delay findings against perpetrators.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 66% 95%
2019-21 Q2 49% 95%
2019-21 Q3 45% 95%
2019-21 Q4 44% 95%
2019-21 Q5 44% 95%
2019-21 Q6 39% 95%
2019-21 Q7 38% 95%
2019-21 Q8 34% 95%
2021-23 Q1 23% 98%
2021-23 Q2 18% 98%
2021-23 Q3 14% 98%
2021-23 Q4 15% 98%
2021-23 Q5 13% 90%
2021-23 Q6 10% 90%
2021-23 Q7 11% 90%
2021-23 Q8 13% 90%
2023-25 Q1 14% 75%
2023-25 Q2 13% 75%
2023-25 Q3 14% 75%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002777 - Timely Quality Assurance for Supported Living

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAR.2, column AAR.2f • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 2.2: Affirm Residential Habilitation Centers (RHCs) and other ICF/IIDs and certified Supported Living are providing quality care and residents are safe through timely quality assurance activities. • Importance: This measure ensures quality assurance activities are completed timely to help promote quality of care and protect vulnerable adults from abuse and neglect. • Background: Certification for Supported Living requires on-site visits and inspections of providers, not each client's individual home.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 0% 95%
2019-21 A3 0% 95%
2021-23 A2 0% 90%
2021-23 A3 0% 90%
2023-25 A2 0% 0%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

E052 - Eligibility/Case Management Services

Eligibility/Case Management Services includes determining eligibility to receive Aging and Long Term Support Administration (ALTSA) services, information and referral, and case management services for clients, either via state staff or via contractor (Area Agencies on Aging for ongoing in-home clients only). Financial eligibility staff determine if clients qualify for ALTSA Medicaid or other services. Case management consists of assessing and reassessing functional eligibility (level of disability), updating and monitoring a plan of care, finding a placement or provider, coordinating non-department services in response to a client’s need, responding to emergencies and status changes, and providing any additional assistance a client may need to maintain their placement or in some cases move to a new setting.

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 2,445.7 2,575.9 2,510.8
001 - General Fund
State 315,137,000 331,698,000 646,835,000
Federal 2,957,000 5,754,000 8,711,000
Medicaid Federal 312,781,000 323,127,000 635,908,000
001 - General Fund Totals 630,875,000 660,579,000 1,291,454,000
12T - Traumatic Brain Injury Account
State 5,584,000 4,488,000 10,072,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 1,218.9 1,298.2 1,258.6
GFS 159,146,000.0 169,795,000.0 328,941,000.0
Other 163,352,000.0 172,638,000.0 335,990,000.0
Totals 322,498,000.0 342,433,000.0 664,931,000.0

002693 - Percent of financial eligibility determinations completed in 45 days or overdue with good cause

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.7, column AAH.7d • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.3: Ensure individuals who apply for services receive them timely so they are supported in the setting of their choice. • Importance: Providing services in a timely manner avoids problems such as loss of mobility, poor nourishment, medication errors, and other problems that can produce poor health outcomes.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 96% 93%
2019-21 Q2 94% 93%
2019-21 Q3 96% 93%
2019-21 Q4 96% 93%
2019-21 Q5 95% 93%
2019-21 Q6 95% 93%
2019-21 Q7 97% 93%
2019-21 Q8 97% 96%
2021-23 Q1 97% 96%
2021-23 Q2 97% 96%
2021-23 Q3 97% 96%
2021-23 Q4 98% 96%
2021-23 Q5 95% 96%
2021-23 Q6 93% 96%
2021-23 Q7 96% 96%
2021-23 Q8 96% 96%
2023-25 Q1 94% 96%
2023-25 Q2 94% 96%
2023-25 Q3 0% 0%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002700 - Timely determination of functional eligibility (annual re-assessment)

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.5, column AAH.5v • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.3: Ensure individuals who apply for services receive them timely so they are supported in the setting of their choice. • Importance: Providing services in a timely manner avoids problems such as loss of mobility, poor nourishment, medication errors, and other problems that can produce poor health outcomes.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 97% 97%
2019-21 Q2 97% 97%
2019-21 Q3 97% 97%
2019-21 Q4 97% 97%
2019-21 Q5 97% 97%
2019-21 Q6 97% 97%
2019-21 Q7 97% 97%
2019-21 Q8 97% 98%
2021-23 Q1 96% 98%
2021-23 Q2 96% 98%
2021-23 Q3 94% 98%
2021-23 Q4 93% 98%
2021-23 Q5 93% 98%
2021-23 Q6 91% 98%
2021-23 Q7 94% 98%
2021-23 Q8 96% 98%
2023-25 Q1 96% 97%
2023-25 Q2 96% 97%
2023-25 Q3 96% 97%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

E053 - In-Home Services

Clients receiving in-home services have a range of acuity, and continue to live at home while receiving assistance with activities of daily living such as personal hygiene, toileting, bathing, dressing, cooking, assistance with medication, and eating. Clients may receive assistance with shopping, laundry, housework, or transportation to medical appointments. Contracted providers include home care agency providers (APs) or individual providers (IPs). Additional In-Home Services may include home-delivered meals, nutrition programs, adult day care, environmental modifications, special medical equipment, and skilled nursing care. Clients receiving In-Home Services meet the financial and functional eligibility criteria for either the Medicaid Personal Care (MPC) program or the Community Options Program Entry System (COPES) Medicaid waiver.

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 46.6 28.6 37.6
001 - General Fund
State 2,046,950,000 2,231,439,000 4,278,389,000
Federal 52,896,000 59,358,000 112,254,000
Local 16,406,000 20,300,000 36,706,000
Medicaid Federal 2,716,555,000 2,782,714,000 5,499,269,000
001 - General Fund Totals 4,832,807,000 5,093,811,000 9,926,618,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 10.6 9.0 9.8
GFS 1,012,483,000.0 1,114,887,000.0 2,127,370,000.0
Other 1,392,383,000.0 1,438,046,000.0 2,830,429,000.0
Totals 2,404,866,000.0 2,552,933,000.0 4,957,799,000.0

001316 - Maximize recoveries for DSHS, DEL, and HCA

Recoveries for the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) provided by the Office of Financial Recovery (OFR). (Dollars are rounded to thousands prior to the 2009-11 Biennium.)
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 $24,427,742.00 $21,741,220.00
2019-21 M10 $28,269,908.00 $21,719,412.00
2019-21 M11 $20,171,233.00 $21,246,413.00
2019-21 M12 $34,855,543.00 $21,384,856.00
2019-21 M13 $21,008,415.00 $19,031,199.00
2019-21 M14 $24,223,421.00 $19,384,262.00
2019-21 M15 $22,476,113.00 $19,039,547.00
2019-21 M16 $22,722,272.00 $18,935,744.00
2019-21 M17 $22,603,489.00 $19,196,705.00
2019-21 M18 $70,194,919.00 $19,467,646.00
2019-21 M19 $53,930,939.00 $19,139,746.00
2019-21 M2 $24,638,376.00 $22,617,547.00
2019-21 M20 $32,170,458.00 $19,007,409.00
2019-21 M21 $26,609,201.00 $19,054,394.00
2019-21 M22 $23,898,251.00 $18,920,602.00
2019-21 M23 $23,774,217.00 $18,929,754.00
2019-21 M24 $53,498,501.00 $19,589,897.00
2019-21 M3 $23,473,315.00 $21,764,252.00
2019-21 M4 $22,455,962.00 $21,782,975.00
2019-21 M5 $22,859,568.00 $22,015,426.00
2019-21 M6 $22,237,214.00 $22,378,556.00
2019-21 M7 $21,688,956.00 $22,864,829.00
2019-21 M8 $24,365,961.00 $22,212,056.00
2019-21 M9 $23,729,290.00 $22,536,499.00
2021-23 M1 $23,687,428.00 $24,521,874.00
2021-23 M10 $36,316,188.00 $26,041,746.00
2021-23 M11 $24,592,363.00 $24,835,278.00
2021-23 M12 $29,327,374.00 $36,194,650.00
2021-23 M13 $23,049,405.00 $25,752,321.00
2021-23 M14 $28,839,556.00 $26,496,793.00
2021-23 M15 $24,013,063.00 $26,799,291.00
2021-23 M16 $21,788,791.00 $26,817,089.00
2021-23 M17 $22,627,407.00 $28,175,070.00
2021-23 M18 $21,610,191.00 $27,078,073.00
2021-23 M19 $22,731,482.00 $26,978,985.00
2021-23 M2 $25,211,447.00 $25,113,210.00
2021-23 M20 $22,067,718.00 $27,510,471.00
2021-23 M21 $21,266,946.00 $27,600,044.00
2021-23 M22 $29,559,848.00 $29,869,051.00
2021-23 M23 $35,305,004.00 $27,406,309.00
2021-23 M24 $31,332,867.00 $39,578,177.00
2021-23 M3 $27,365,649.00 $24,235,782.00
2021-23 M4 $29,462,921.00 $24,402,450.00
2021-23 M5 $25,019,399.00 $25,734,697.00
2021-23 M6 $22,307,649.00 $24,703,054.00
2021-23 M7 $25,437,315.00 $24,464,563.00
2021-23 M8 $23,109,052.00 $25,080,598.00
2021-23 M9 $23,408,601.00 $24,856,316.00
2023-25 M1 $29,727,570.00 $23,284,800.00
2023-25 M10 $26,834,895.00 $29,324,485.00
2023-25 M11 $34,866,433.00 $26,846,927.00
2023-25 M12 $41,905,163.00 $34,077,008.00
2023-25 M13 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M14 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M15 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M16 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M17 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M18 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M19 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M2 $27,189,384.00 $24,685,554.00
2023-25 M20 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M21 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M22 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M23 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M24 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M3 $28,803,223.00 $25,288,778.00
2023-25 M4 $26,956,932.00 $24,927,148.00
2023-25 M5 $39,608,268.00 $25,290,712.00
2023-25 M6 $30,758,674.00 $24,359,851.00
2023-25 M7 $26,212,194.00 $24,979,300.00
2023-25 M8 $28,492,180.00 $24,925,647.00
2023-25 M9 $29,945,555.00 $25,125,329.00

001345 - Percent of long-term services and support clients served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.1, column AA1.2a • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.1: Ensure seniors and individuals with a disability who are in need of long-term services and supports (LTSS) are supported in their community. • Background: Washington State is a leader in maintaining LTSS clients in the home and community. We top the nation in measures that look at the proportion of expenses spent on home and community care. • Importance: Developing home and community-based services has meant Washingtonians have a choice regarding where they receive care, and has produced a more cost effective method of delivering services.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 87% 87%
2019-21 Q2 87% 87%
2019-21 Q3 87% 87%
2019-21 Q4 88% 87%
2019-21 Q5 89% 87%
2019-21 Q6 89% 87%
2019-21 Q7 90% 87%
2019-21 Q8 89% 87%
2021-23 Q1 89% 88%
2021-23 Q2 89% 88%
2021-23 Q3 90% 88%
2021-23 Q4 90% 89%
2021-23 Q5 90% 89%
2021-23 Q6 90% 89%
2021-23 Q7 90% 89%
2021-23 Q8 90% 89%
2023-25 Q1 90% 90%
2023-25 Q2 90% 90%
2023-25 Q3 91% 90%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

001937 - Clients who can be Served in the Community for Cost of One Nursing Home Client

Clients who can be served in the Community for the cost of one Nursing Home Client.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3 3
2019-21 Q2 3 3
2019-21 Q3 3 3
2019-21 Q4 3 3
2019-21 Q5 3 3
2019-21 Q6 3 3
2019-21 Q7 3 3
2019-21 Q8 3 3
2021-23 Q1 3 3
2021-23 Q2 3 3
2021-23 Q3 3 3
2021-23 Q4 3 3
2021-23 Q5 3 3
2021-23 Q6 3 3
2021-23 Q7 3 3
2021-23 Q8 0 3
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002699 - Number of people assisted to transition to home and community-based settings from nursing homes

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.2 • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.2: Increase the number of individuals ALTSA is able to assist in transitioning to their homes or the community from nursing homes. • Background: Federal match is maximized by utilizing the federal Money Follows the Person/Roads to Community Living (RCL) program to help people who choose to relocate. RCL participants report greater satisfaction with life after transition. Lack of affordable housing and complex medical or behavioral health needs can be barriers to relocation. • Importance: The majority of individuals who require support choose to receive help in their home or a community-based setting.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1,042 950
2019-21 Q2 942 950
2019-21 Q3 976 950
2019-21 Q4 823 950
2019-21 Q5 742 950
2019-21 Q6 808 950
2019-21 Q7 812 950
2019-21 Q8 793 1,110
2021-23 Q1 682 976
2021-23 Q2 739 976
2021-23 Q3 711 976
2021-23 Q4 770 976
2021-23 Q5 745 976
2021-23 Q6 761 976
2021-23 Q7 851 976
2021-23 Q8 987 976
2023-25 Q1 1,026 950
2023-25 Q2 999 950
2023-25 Q3 1,020 950
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

E054 - Investigations/Quality Assurance for Vulnerable Adults

Adult Protective Services (APS) investigates reports of suspected abuse, abandonment, neglect, self-neglect, and financial exploitation of vulnerable adults living in their own homes. For facilities, Residential Care Services verifies that the facility itself and its staff who come in contact with vulnerable adults are providing appropriate services and quality care. This includes periodic surveying, inspecting, and certification/licensing of nursing homes, adult family homes and assisted living facilities, and monitoring the quality of service, including investigating complaints of abuse and neglect or perpetrators, and related enforcement actions. Quality Assurance includes the review of case management work, and the examination of payment authorizations to ensure compliance with federal and state laws, such as correct client eligibility determination and payment. Oversight and monitoring of home care agencies and certification of Supported Living providers are done under contract, otherwise services are state-staffed.

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 2,180.8 2,303.5 2,242.2
001 - General Fund
State 158,216,000 170,892,000 329,108,000
Federal 22,211,000 21,053,000 43,264,000
Local 31,262,000 31,262,000 62,524,000
Medicaid Federal 109,793,000 117,479,000 227,272,000
001 - General Fund Totals 321,482,000 340,686,000 662,168,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 1,101.2 1,181.6 1,141.4
GFS 79,394,000.0 87,967,000.0 167,361,000.0
Other 79,738,000.0 84,577,000.0 164,315,000.0
Totals 159,132,000.0 172,544,000.0 331,676,000.0

002705 - Maintain Timely Quality Assurance of Home and Community Services Case Management

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.9, column AAH.9a • Updated discussion and action plans for this measure are located in the ALTSA Strategic Plan, Strategic Objective 3.3.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 100% 100%
2019-21 A3 100% 100%
2021-23 A2 100% 100%
2021-23 A3 100% 100%
2023-25 A2 0% 0%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

002706 - Timely Completion of Quality Assurance Monitoring for Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs): Annual Visits

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.10, column AAH.10b. • Updated discussion and action plans for this measure are located in the ALTSA Strategic Plan, Strategic Objective 3.3.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 20% 100%
2019-21 A3 0% 100%
2021-23 A2 75% 100%
2021-23 A3 100% 100%
2023-25 A2 0% 0%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

002707 - Timely Quality Assurance for Intermediate Care Facilities

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAR.2, column AAR.2c • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 2.2: Affirm Residential Habilitation Centers (RHCs) and other ICF/IIDs and certified Supported Living are providing quality care and residents are safe through timely quality assurance activities. • Importance: This measure ensures quality assurance activities are completed timely to help promote quality of care and protect vulnerable adults from abuse and neglect. • Background: Certification for Supported Living requires on-site visits and inspections of providers, not each client's individual home.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 0% 100%
2019-21 A3 0% 100%
2021-23 A2 0% 90%
2021-23 A3 0% 90%
2023-25 A2 0% 0%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

002708 - Percent of nursing home deficiencies sent to the facility within 10 working days

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAR.6. • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 3.3: Timely quality assurance and oversight activities to ensure evidence of compliance with federal, state and program requirements.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 100%
2019-21 Q2 99% 100%
2019-21 Q3 97% 100%
2019-21 Q4 100% 95%
2019-21 Q5 100% 95%
2019-21 Q6 95% 95%
2019-21 Q7 98% 95%
2019-21 Q8 100% 95%
2021-23 Q1 100% 90%
2021-23 Q2 99% 90%
2021-23 Q3 99% 90%
2021-23 Q4 98% 90%
2021-23 Q5 100% 90%
2021-23 Q6 100% 90%
2021-23 Q7 100% 90%
2021-23 Q8 100% 90%
2023-25 Q1 98% 90%
2023-25 Q2 100% 90%
2023-25 Q3 99% 90%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002773 - Vulnerable adult abuse and neglect investigations completed within 90 days

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAC.2, column AAC.2f • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 3.2: Ensure investigations are thorough, documented properly, and completed timely. This measures the combined percentage of in-home and facility-based abuse and neglect investigations, that are resolved within 90 days, a timeliness measure. • Background: Sometimes the welfare of the victim is best served by keeping the investigation open for a longer period of time, but most investigations should be resolved within 90 days. "Good cause" reasons for investigations to be open longer than 90 days include requests from law enforcement, pending guardianships or protective services, or unusual difficulty accessing evidence or witnesses. • Importance: Challenges include converting to a new data system (TIVA) in May 2014 and incorporating facility perpetrator investigations beginning September 2014. Delays create re-work for staff and can delay findings against perpetrators.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 66% 95%
2019-21 Q2 49% 95%
2019-21 Q3 45% 95%
2019-21 Q4 44% 95%
2019-21 Q5 44% 95%
2019-21 Q6 39% 95%
2019-21 Q7 38% 95%
2019-21 Q8 34% 95%
2021-23 Q1 23% 98%
2021-23 Q2 18% 98%
2021-23 Q3 14% 98%
2021-23 Q4 15% 98%
2021-23 Q5 13% 90%
2021-23 Q6 10% 90%
2021-23 Q7 11% 90%
2021-23 Q8 13% 90%
2023-25 Q1 14% 75%
2023-25 Q2 13% 75%
2023-25 Q3 14% 75%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002777 - Timely Quality Assurance for Supported Living

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAR.2, column AAR.2f • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 2.2: Affirm Residential Habilitation Centers (RHCs) and other ICF/IIDs and certified Supported Living are providing quality care and residents are safe through timely quality assurance activities. • Importance: This measure ensures quality assurance activities are completed timely to help promote quality of care and protect vulnerable adults from abuse and neglect. • Background: Certification for Supported Living requires on-site visits and inspections of providers, not each client's individual home.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 0% 95%
2019-21 A3 0% 95%
2021-23 A2 0% 90%
2021-23 A3 0% 90%
2023-25 A2 0% 0%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

E055 - Residential Community Services

Assisted Living Facilities (ALF) are contracted facilities that may serve seven or more residents. Clients receive room and board, personal care, and assistance with medication. Some residents may receive limited nursing services, limited supervision, and specialized dementia care. ALFs include Adult Residential Care (ARC), Enhanced Adult Residential Care (EARC), and Assisted Living (AL). Clients residing in ALFs meet the financial and functional eligibility criteria for either the Medicaid Personal Care (MPC) program or the Community Options Program Entry System (COPES) Medicaid waiver, depending on the type of ALF in which they reside, or are vulnerable adults under Chapter 74.34 RCW, receiving state-funded Adult Protective Services.

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 314,686,000 358,432,000 673,118,000
Local 202,000 202,000 404,000
Medicaid Federal 361,385,000 398,755,000 760,140,000
001 - General Fund Totals 676,273,000 757,389,000 1,433,662,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 153,779,000.0 180,826,000.0 334,605,000.0
Other 177,624,000.0 202,021,000.0 379,645,000.0
Totals 331,403,000.0 382,847,000.0 714,250,000.0

001937 - Clients who can be Served in the Community for Cost of One Nursing Home Client

Clients who can be served in the Community for the cost of one Nursing Home Client.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3 3
2019-21 Q2 3 3
2019-21 Q3 3 3
2019-21 Q4 3 3
2019-21 Q5 3 3
2019-21 Q6 3 3
2019-21 Q7 3 3
2019-21 Q8 3 3
2021-23 Q1 3 3
2021-23 Q2 3 3
2021-23 Q3 3 3
2021-23 Q4 3 3
2021-23 Q5 3 3
2021-23 Q6 3 3
2021-23 Q7 3 3
2021-23 Q8 0 3
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002699 - Number of people assisted to transition to home and community-based settings from nursing homes

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.2 • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.2: Increase the number of individuals ALTSA is able to assist in transitioning to their homes or the community from nursing homes. • Background: Federal match is maximized by utilizing the federal Money Follows the Person/Roads to Community Living (RCL) program to help people who choose to relocate. RCL participants report greater satisfaction with life after transition. Lack of affordable housing and complex medical or behavioral health needs can be barriers to relocation. • Importance: The majority of individuals who require support choose to receive help in their home or a community-based setting.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1,042 950
2019-21 Q2 942 950
2019-21 Q3 976 950
2019-21 Q4 823 950
2019-21 Q5 742 950
2019-21 Q6 808 950
2019-21 Q7 812 950
2019-21 Q8 793 1,110
2021-23 Q1 682 976
2021-23 Q2 739 976
2021-23 Q3 711 976
2021-23 Q4 770 976
2021-23 Q5 745 976
2021-23 Q6 761 976
2021-23 Q7 851 976
2021-23 Q8 987 976
2023-25 Q1 1,026 950
2023-25 Q2 999 950
2023-25 Q3 1,020 950
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002775 - Timely licensing re-inspections of assisted living facilities

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAR.1, column AA2.1i • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 2.1: Affirm adult family homes, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes, are providing quality care and residents are safe through timely re-inspections. • Importance: Licensing re-inspections are a valuable tool to ensure the quality of care. They are unannounced, and occur periodically within statutory requirements.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 99%
2019-21 Q2 100% 99%
2019-21 Q3 100% 99%
2019-21 Q4 0% 50%
2019-21 Q5 0% 50%
2019-21 Q6 0% 50%
2019-21 Q7 0% 50%
2019-21 Q8 0% 50%
2021-23 Q1 0% 90%
2021-23 Q2 0% 90%
2021-23 Q3 0% 90%
2021-23 Q4 0% 90%
2021-23 Q5 13% 90%
2021-23 Q6 27% 90%
2021-23 Q7 15% 90%
2021-23 Q8 22% 90%
2023-25 Q1 12% 85%
2023-25 Q2 25% 85%
2023-25 Q3 38% 85%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

E064 - Nursing Home Services

The Aging and Long Term Support Administration (ALTSA) contracts with licensed and certified Nursing Homes to serve Medicaid-eligible persons who need post-hospital recuperative care, require nursing services, or have chronic disabilities necessitating long-term medical services. Nursing Homes provide 24-hour supervised nursing care, personal care, therapy, and supervised nutrition. There is a small amount of funding for nurse-aide training, and cash assistance is provided for persons leaving Nursing Homes to help re-establish them in independent living or in lower-cost community settings.

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 771,606,000 878,892,000 1,650,498,000
Local 724,000 724,000 1,448,000
Medicaid Federal 1,010,538,000 1,092,686,000 2,103,224,000
001 - General Fund Totals 1,782,868,000 1,972,302,000 3,755,170,000
562 - Skilled Nursing Facility Net Trust
State 133,360,000 133,360,000 266,720,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 371,184,000.0 428,414,000.0 799,598,000.0
Other 563,888,000.0 607,595,000.0 1,171,483,000.0
Totals 935,072,000.0 1,036,009,000.0 1,971,081,000.0

001608 - Monthly Average Nursing Homes Caseload Excluding Veterans Homes

This measure is the Monthly NH FTE Caseload with a built in lag factor. Data derived from EMIS, column A163.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 9,281 9,500
2019-21 Q2 9,215 9,500
2019-21 Q3 9,069 9,500
2019-21 Q4 8,406 9,500
2019-21 Q5 8,170 9,500
2019-21 Q6 7,805 9,500
2019-21 Q7 7,461 9,500
2019-21 Q8 7,642 9,500
2021-23 Q1 7,715 8,600
2021-23 Q2 7,506 8,600
2021-23 Q3 7,232 8,600
2021-23 Q4 7,383 8,600
2021-23 Q5 7,425 8,600
2021-23 Q6 7,404 8,600
2021-23 Q7 7,296 8,600
2021-23 Q8 0 8,600
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

001937 - Clients who can be Served in the Community for Cost of One Nursing Home Client

Clients who can be served in the Community for the cost of one Nursing Home Client.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3 3
2019-21 Q2 3 3
2019-21 Q3 3 3
2019-21 Q4 3 3
2019-21 Q5 3 3
2019-21 Q6 3 3
2019-21 Q7 3 3
2019-21 Q8 3 3
2021-23 Q1 3 3
2021-23 Q2 3 3
2021-23 Q3 3 3
2021-23 Q4 3 3
2021-23 Q5 3 3
2021-23 Q6 3 3
2021-23 Q7 3 3
2021-23 Q8 0 3
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002699 - Number of people assisted to transition to home and community-based settings from nursing homes

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.2 • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.2: Increase the number of individuals ALTSA is able to assist in transitioning to their homes or the community from nursing homes. • Background: Federal match is maximized by utilizing the federal Money Follows the Person/Roads to Community Living (RCL) program to help people who choose to relocate. RCL participants report greater satisfaction with life after transition. Lack of affordable housing and complex medical or behavioral health needs can be barriers to relocation. • Importance: The majority of individuals who require support choose to receive help in their home or a community-based setting.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1,042 950
2019-21 Q2 942 950
2019-21 Q3 976 950
2019-21 Q4 823 950
2019-21 Q5 742 950
2019-21 Q6 808 950
2019-21 Q7 812 950
2019-21 Q8 793 1,110
2021-23 Q1 682 976
2021-23 Q2 739 976
2021-23 Q3 711 976
2021-23 Q4 770 976
2021-23 Q5 745 976
2021-23 Q6 761 976
2021-23 Q7 851 976
2021-23 Q8 987 976
2023-25 Q1 1,026 950
2023-25 Q2 999 950
2023-25 Q3 1,020 950
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002708 - Percent of nursing home deficiencies sent to the facility within 10 working days

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAR.6. • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 3.3: Timely quality assurance and oversight activities to ensure evidence of compliance with federal, state and program requirements.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 100%
2019-21 Q2 99% 100%
2019-21 Q3 97% 100%
2019-21 Q4 100% 95%
2019-21 Q5 100% 95%
2019-21 Q6 95% 95%
2019-21 Q7 98% 95%
2019-21 Q8 100% 95%
2021-23 Q1 100% 90%
2021-23 Q2 99% 90%
2021-23 Q3 99% 90%
2021-23 Q4 98% 90%
2021-23 Q5 100% 90%
2021-23 Q6 100% 90%
2021-23 Q7 100% 90%
2021-23 Q8 100% 90%
2023-25 Q1 98% 90%
2023-25 Q2 100% 90%
2023-25 Q3 99% 90%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002776 - Timely licensing re-inspections of nursing homes

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAR.1, column AA2.1l • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 2.1: Affirm adult family homes, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes, are providing quality care and residents are safe through timely re-inspections. • Importance: Licensing re-inspections are a valuable tool to ensure the quality of care. They are unannounced, and occur periodically within statutory requirements.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 99%
2019-21 Q2 100% 99%
2019-21 Q3 100% 99%
2019-21 Q4 0% 99%
2019-21 Q5 0% 99%
2019-21 Q6 0% 99%
2019-21 Q7 0% 99%
2019-21 Q8 0% 99%
2021-23 Q1 0% 90%
2021-23 Q2 0% 90%
2021-23 Q3 0% 90%
2021-23 Q4 0% 90%
2021-23 Q5 4% 90%
2021-23 Q6 0% 90%
2021-23 Q7 12% 90%
2021-23 Q8 52% 85%
2023-25 Q1 65% 85%
2023-25 Q2 77% 85%
2023-25 Q3 0% 0%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

E077 - Managed Care Services

Aging and Disability Services Administration (ADSA) contracts with a vendor to provide managed care services that include medical care, Long-Term Care services, substance abuse treatment and mental health treatment under one service package and capitated payment per member per month. These programs help clients remain in the community for as long as possible by providing comprehensive health and social services to meet the unique needs of each client. Current contracts are for the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) and the Washington Medicaid Integration Partnership (WMIP). The vendors assume all financial responsibility for medical expenses associated with meeting a client's needs for as long as the client remains enrolled in the program.

Long Term Care

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 75,213,000 85,368,000 160,581,000
Medicaid Federal 81,175,000 88,742,000 169,917,000
001 - General Fund Totals 156,388,000 174,110,000 330,498,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 40,847,000.0 46,650,000.0 87,497,000.0
Other 44,326,000.0 48,609,000.0 92,935,000.0
Totals 85,173,000.0 95,259,000.0 180,432,000.0

001345 - Percent of long-term services and support clients served in home and community-based settings

This measure is derived from Core Metric AAH.1, column AA1.2a • This measure supports ALTSA Strategic Objective 4.1: Ensure seniors and individuals with a disability who are in need of long-term services and supports (LTSS) are supported in their community. • Background: Washington State is a leader in maintaining LTSS clients in the home and community. We top the nation in measures that look at the proportion of expenses spent on home and community care. • Importance: Developing home and community-based services has meant Washingtonians have a choice regarding where they receive care, and has produced a more cost effective method of delivering services.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 87% 87%
2019-21 Q2 87% 87%
2019-21 Q3 87% 87%
2019-21 Q4 88% 87%
2019-21 Q5 89% 87%
2019-21 Q6 89% 87%
2019-21 Q7 90% 87%
2019-21 Q8 89% 87%
2021-23 Q1 89% 88%
2021-23 Q2 89% 88%
2021-23 Q3 90% 88%
2021-23 Q4 90% 89%
2021-23 Q5 90% 89%
2021-23 Q6 90% 89%
2021-23 Q7 90% 89%
2021-23 Q8 90% 89%
2023-25 Q1 90% 90%
2023-25 Q2 90% 90%
2023-25 Q3 91% 90%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

001937 - Clients who can be Served in the Community for Cost of One Nursing Home Client

Clients who can be served in the Community for the cost of one Nursing Home Client.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3 3
2019-21 Q2 3 3
2019-21 Q3 3 3
2019-21 Q4 3 3
2019-21 Q5 3 3
2019-21 Q6 3 3
2019-21 Q7 3 3
2019-21 Q8 3 3
2021-23 Q1 3 3
2021-23 Q2 3 3
2021-23 Q3 3 3
2021-23 Q4 3 3
2021-23 Q5 3 3
2021-23 Q6 3 3
2021-23 Q7 3 3
2021-23 Q8 0 3
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

F006 - Automated Client Eligibility Systems (ACES)

The Automated Client Eligibility System (ACES) is a mission critical system in the DSHS Information Technology (IT) Portfolio. The system automates the eligibility determination and case maintenance process for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); and medical assistance programs.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 262.3 259.6 261.0
001 - General Fund
State 82,670,000 75,406,000 158,076,000
Federal 29,113,000 27,851,000 56,964,000
Local 5,144,000 5,144,000 10,288,000
Family Support/Child Welfare 98,000 82,000 180,000
Medicaid Federal 23,199,000 19,376,000 42,575,000
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 7,236,000 7,245,000 14,481,000
001 - General Fund Totals 147,460,000 135,104,000 282,564,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 131.2 130.4 130.8
GFS 47,487,000.0 40,972,000.0 88,459,000.0
Other 38,305,000.0 32,989,000.0 71,294,000.0
Totals 85,792,000.0 73,961,000.0 159,753,000.0
Expected Results

Timely and accurate eligibility determination and issuance of benefits to clients.

F010 - Child Support Enforcement

The Division of Child Support (DCS) establishes, modifies, and enforces child support orders and medical insurance obligations to support the needs of children with custodial or non-custodial parents residing in Washington State. Enforcement includes wage and/or other income withholding, IRS tax refund attachment, and interstate referrals. Services may include license revocation, personal property seizure, or referral for contempt. Families who receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)or Medicaid automatically receive full-collection services. In addition to collection services, DCS assists custodial parents with paternity establishment and services needed to locate non-custodial responsible parents for the purposes of collecting child support. DCS staffs work collaboratively with local and tribal governments to effectively provide these services throughout the State.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 2,161.4 2,161.8 2,161.6
001 - General Fund
State 111,816,000 112,632,000 224,448,000
Federal 16,606,000 14,384,000 30,990,000
Family Support/Child Welfare 223,618,000 226,754,000 450,372,000
Medicaid Federal 4,000 4,000 8,000
001 - General Fund Totals 352,044,000 353,774,000 705,818,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 1,080.7 1,080.9 1,080.8
GFS 55,908,000.0 56,316,000.0 112,224,000.0
Other 120,114,000.0 120,571,000.0 240,685,000.0
Totals 176,022,000.0 176,887,000.0 352,909,000.0

000461 - Progress made in the percentage of collections on child support cases in arrears

This measurement is based on an annual federal DCS performance report and begins on October 1st of each year - counting cases open during the current FFY and only payments received during the current FFY.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 63% 63%
2019-21 Q2 46% 46%
2019-21 Q3 54% 54%
2019-21 Q4 62% 59%
2019-21 Q5 74% 63%
2019-21 Q6 49% 46%
2019-21 Q7 60% 54%
2019-21 Q8 66% 59%
2021-23 Q1 69% 69%
2021-23 Q2 44% 44%
2021-23 Q3 54% 55%
2021-23 Q4 60% 61%
2021-23 Q5 64% 63%
2021-23 Q6 44% 45%
2021-23 Q7 54% 54%
2021-23 Q8 59% 59%
2023-25 Q1 62% 62%
2023-25 Q2 45% 44%
2023-25 Q3 54% 53%
2023-25 Q4 59% 59%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

F011 - Retained Child Support

As a condition of eligibility for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), custodial parents assign rights to child support payments to the state for each month they receive TANF. The Division of Child Support (DCS) collects millions of dollars annually on TANF and former TANF cases that are retained by the state.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State (30,240,000) (31,057,000) (61,297,000)
Family Support/Child Welfare (31,899,000) (31,056,000) (62,955,000)
001 - General Fund Totals (62,139,000) (62,113,000) (124,252,000)
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS (16,061,000.0) (17,301,000.0) (33,362,000.0)
Other (17,174,000.0) (17,300,000.0) (34,474,000.0)
Totals (33,235,000.0) (34,601,000.0) (67,836,000.0)

000459 - Percent of current child support owed that is collected

Percent of current child support owed that is collected.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 68% 68%
2019-21 Q2 67% 68%
2019-21 Q3 67% 67%
2019-21 Q4 67% 69%
2019-21 Q5 68% 67%
2019-21 Q6 67% 67%
2019-21 Q7 68% 67%
2019-21 Q8 71% 69%
2021-23 Q1 68% 68%
2021-23 Q2 64% 67%
2021-23 Q3 65% 67%
2021-23 Q4 66% 68%
2021-23 Q5 65% 67%
2021-23 Q6 66% 67%
2021-23 Q7 66% 67%
2021-23 Q8 67% 69%
2023-25 Q1 65% 65%
2023-25 Q2 65% 65%
2023-25 Q3 65% 65%
2023-25 Q4 67% 67%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

F016 - Office of Financial Recovery

The Office of Financial Recovery (OFR) is the centralized collection office for funds owed to the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) and partner agencies. OFR recovers revenues, collects overpayments, and bills and collects fees in the following major collection programs: Estate Recovery, Client Overpayments, Food Assistance Overpayments, Vendor Overpayments, Supplemental Security Income, Medical Premiums, Juvenile Rehabilitation, Developmental Disabilities, Mental Health, and Time Loss.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 532,000 608,000 1,140,000
Federal (94,000) (102,000) (196,000)
001 - General Fund Totals 438,000 506,000 944,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 266,000.0 304,000.0 570,000.0
Other (47,000.0) (51,000.0) (98,000.0)
Totals 219,000.0 253,000.0 472,000.0

001316 - Maximize recoveries for DSHS, DEL, and HCA

Recoveries for the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) provided by the Office of Financial Recovery (OFR). (Dollars are rounded to thousands prior to the 2009-11 Biennium.)
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 $24,427,742.00 $21,741,220.00
2019-21 M10 $28,269,908.00 $21,719,412.00
2019-21 M11 $20,171,233.00 $21,246,413.00
2019-21 M12 $34,855,543.00 $21,384,856.00
2019-21 M13 $21,008,415.00 $19,031,199.00
2019-21 M14 $24,223,421.00 $19,384,262.00
2019-21 M15 $22,476,113.00 $19,039,547.00
2019-21 M16 $22,722,272.00 $18,935,744.00
2019-21 M17 $22,603,489.00 $19,196,705.00
2019-21 M18 $70,194,919.00 $19,467,646.00
2019-21 M19 $53,930,939.00 $19,139,746.00
2019-21 M2 $24,638,376.00 $22,617,547.00
2019-21 M20 $32,170,458.00 $19,007,409.00
2019-21 M21 $26,609,201.00 $19,054,394.00
2019-21 M22 $23,898,251.00 $18,920,602.00
2019-21 M23 $23,774,217.00 $18,929,754.00
2019-21 M24 $53,498,501.00 $19,589,897.00
2019-21 M3 $23,473,315.00 $21,764,252.00
2019-21 M4 $22,455,962.00 $21,782,975.00
2019-21 M5 $22,859,568.00 $22,015,426.00
2019-21 M6 $22,237,214.00 $22,378,556.00
2019-21 M7 $21,688,956.00 $22,864,829.00
2019-21 M8 $24,365,961.00 $22,212,056.00
2019-21 M9 $23,729,290.00 $22,536,499.00
2021-23 M1 $23,687,428.00 $24,521,874.00
2021-23 M10 $36,316,188.00 $26,041,746.00
2021-23 M11 $24,592,363.00 $24,835,278.00
2021-23 M12 $29,327,374.00 $36,194,650.00
2021-23 M13 $23,049,405.00 $25,752,321.00
2021-23 M14 $28,839,556.00 $26,496,793.00
2021-23 M15 $24,013,063.00 $26,799,291.00
2021-23 M16 $21,788,791.00 $26,817,089.00
2021-23 M17 $22,627,407.00 $28,175,070.00
2021-23 M18 $21,610,191.00 $27,078,073.00
2021-23 M19 $22,731,482.00 $26,978,985.00
2021-23 M2 $25,211,447.00 $25,113,210.00
2021-23 M20 $22,067,718.00 $27,510,471.00
2021-23 M21 $21,266,946.00 $27,600,044.00
2021-23 M22 $29,559,848.00 $29,869,051.00
2021-23 M23 $35,305,004.00 $27,406,309.00
2021-23 M24 $31,332,867.00 $39,578,177.00
2021-23 M3 $27,365,649.00 $24,235,782.00
2021-23 M4 $29,462,921.00 $24,402,450.00
2021-23 M5 $25,019,399.00 $25,734,697.00
2021-23 M6 $22,307,649.00 $24,703,054.00
2021-23 M7 $25,437,315.00 $24,464,563.00
2021-23 M8 $23,109,052.00 $25,080,598.00
2021-23 M9 $23,408,601.00 $24,856,316.00
2023-25 M1 $29,727,570.00 $23,284,800.00
2023-25 M10 $26,834,895.00 $29,324,485.00
2023-25 M11 $34,866,433.00 $26,846,927.00
2023-25 M12 $41,905,163.00 $34,077,008.00
2023-25 M13 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M14 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M15 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M16 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M17 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M18 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M19 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M2 $27,189,384.00 $24,685,554.00
2023-25 M20 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M21 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M22 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M23 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M24 $0.00 $0.00
2023-25 M3 $28,803,223.00 $25,288,778.00
2023-25 M4 $26,956,932.00 $24,927,148.00
2023-25 M5 $39,608,268.00 $25,290,712.00
2023-25 M6 $30,758,674.00 $24,359,851.00
2023-25 M7 $26,212,194.00 $24,979,300.00
2023-25 M8 $28,492,180.00 $24,925,647.00
2023-25 M9 $29,945,555.00 $25,125,329.00

F024 - Diversion Cash Assistance (DCA)

Diversion Cash Assistance (DCA) provides alternative assistance for families who have a short term need and do not wish to receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) assistance. Eligible families must meet the income and resource requirements for TANF, but demonstrate they expect to have income and resources to meet their long-term needs. DCA can help families with expenses such as housing, transportation, medical bills, and employment. This benefit is available once in each 12-month period for each adult applicant. If the recipient receives TANF cash assistance within 12 months of receiving DCA, a pro-rated portion of the DCA benefit is recovered by deduction from the recipient’s monthly cash grant.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 4,974,000 4,974,000 9,948,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 2,487,000.0 2,487,000.0 4,974,000.0
Other
Totals 2,487,000.0 2,487,000.0 4,974,000.0
Expected Results

Prevent families with short-term financial needs from entering the public assistance system.

F038 - Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Community Services Division (CSD) staff determine eligibility and provide case management services for the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). SNAP provides food assistance to low-income individuals and families based on income and resource standards established by the federal government. This activity also includes federal funding for Basic Food Education and Outreach, Nutrition Education, and the Basic Food Employment and Training (BFE&T) program. The BFE&T program provides job search and skills training to SNAP recipients not participating in the state's Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 0.90 1.8 1.4
001 - General Fund
State 6,329,000 7,318,000 13,647,000
Federal 67,907,000 79,667,000 147,574,000
001 - General Fund Totals 74,236,000 86,985,000 161,221,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 0.90 1.8 1.4
GFS 3,468,000.0 4,842,000.0 8,310,000.0
Other 34,257,000.0 41,017,000.0 75,274,000.0
Totals 37,725,000.0 45,859,000.0 83,584,000.0

000555 - Food Stamp Accuracy Rate

Food Stamp accuracy rate.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 96% 93%
2019-21 M10 0% 93%
2019-21 M11 0% 93%
2019-21 M12 92% 93%
2019-21 M13 92% 93%
2019-21 M14 98% 93%
2019-21 M15 98% 93%
2019-21 M16 0% 93%
2019-21 M17 0% 93%
2019-21 M18 0% 93%
2019-21 M19 0% 93%
2019-21 M2 95% 93%
2019-21 M20 0% 93%
2019-21 M21 0% 93%
2019-21 M22 0% 93%
2019-21 M23 0% 93%
2019-21 M24 0% 93%
2019-21 M3 95% 93%
2019-21 M4 96% 93%
2019-21 M5 92% 93%
2019-21 M6 94% 93%
2019-21 M7 90% 93%
2019-21 M8 90% 93%
2019-21 M9 0% 93%
2021-23 M1 93% 93%
2021-23 M10 91% 93%
2021-23 M11 95% 93%
2021-23 M12 92% 93%
2021-23 M13 96% 89%
2021-23 M14 85% 89%
2021-23 M15 91% 89%
2021-23 M16 93% 88%
2021-23 M17 93% 88%
2021-23 M18 91% 88%
2021-23 M19 91% 88%
2021-23 M2 92% 93%
2021-23 M20 94% 88%
2021-23 M21 93% 88%
2021-23 M22 97% 88%
2021-23 M23 98% 88%
2021-23 M24 93% 88%
2021-23 M3 95% 93%
2021-23 M4 89% 93%
2021-23 M5 93% 93%
2021-23 M6 89% 93%
2021-23 M7 87% 93%
2021-23 M8 93% 93%
2021-23 M9 91% 93%
2023-25 M1 92% 88%
2023-25 M10 0% 0%
2023-25 M11 0% 0%
2023-25 M12 0% 0%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 91% 88%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 93% 88%
2023-25 M4 97% 0%
2023-25 M5 92% 0%
2023-25 M6 95% 0%
2023-25 M7 94% 0%
2023-25 M8 90% 0%
2023-25 M9 0% 0%

F039 - Aged, Blind or Disabled and Pregnant Women Assistance Program

The Aged, Blind, or Disabled Program provides financial grants to low-income adults who are age 65 or older, blind, or likely to meet Supplemental Security Income (SSI) disability criteria. This activity also includes the cost of Incapacity Examinations and SSI Consultative Evaluations. The Pregnant Women Assistance Program provides financial grants to eligible women who are pregnant and ineligible for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program and State Family Assistance (SFA) for reasons other than a refusal to cooperate with TANF/SFA requirements.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 216,770,000 241,369,000 458,139,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 110,577,000.0 125,281,000.0 235,858,000.0
Other
Totals 110,577,000.0 125,281,000.0 235,858,000.0
Expected Results

Provide a safety net for disabled, elderly, and otherwise unemployable individuals.

F042 - Immigrant State Food Assistance

The Immigrant State Food Assistance Program (FAP) provides food assistance for legal immigrants who are no longer eligible for federal food assistance. Benefit are determined by the size of the household, as well as the net income of the assistance unit.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 134,255,000 157,511,000 291,766,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 90,403,000.0 117,322,000.0 207,725,000.0
Other
Totals 90,403,000.0 117,322,000.0 207,725,000.0
Expected Results

Reduce hunger and food insecurity.

F068 - Other Client Services

Other Client Services includes Consolidated Emergency Assistance Program (CEAP), Ongoing Additional Requirements (OAR), Repatriation Program, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) State Supplemental Payments (SSP), and interpretative and translation services. The population served are primarily low-income individuals and families in need. State Supplemental Payments are expenditures necessary to maintain eligibility for Washington States' Title XIX program.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 5.8 2.9
001 - General Fund
State 79,116,000 104,593,000 183,709,000
Federal 8,812,000 6,860,000 15,672,000
Local 130,000 130,000 260,000
Medicaid Federal 862,000 862,000 1,724,000
American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) 6,734,000 6,734,000 13,468,000
001 - General Fund Totals 95,654,000 119,179,000 214,833,000
07W - Domestic Violence Prevention Acct
State 2,404,000 2,404,000 4,808,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 5.8 2.9
GFS 39,691,000.0 65,068,000.0 104,759,000.0
Other 10,559,000.0 8,607,000.0 19,166,000.0
Totals 50,250,000.0 73,675,000.0 123,925,000.0
Expected Results

Help low-income families meet their basic needs.

F078 - Program Support

Program Support staff provide administrative and technical support for all activities within the Community Services Division and Office of the Assistant Secretary. Included are policy and program development, legislative and regional coordination, fiscal planning, budgeting, quality assurance, and information technology.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 586.6 600.5 593.6
001 - General Fund
State 83,504,000 88,253,000 171,757,000
Federal 59,518,000 43,754,000 103,272,000
Family Support/Child Welfare 6,899,000 7,615,000 14,514,000
Medicaid Federal 9,914,000 19,746,000 29,660,000
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 16,678,000 15,320,000 31,998,000
American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) 5,148,000 5,148,000
001 - General Fund Totals 181,661,000 174,688,000 356,349,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 293.7 308.7 301.2
GFS 44,819,000.0 53,202,000.0 98,021,000.0
Other 51,749,000.0 54,486,000.0 106,235,000.0
Totals 96,568,000.0 107,688,000.0 204,256,000.0
Expected Results

Provide the administrative and functional supports needed to ensure the delivery of timely, accurate services.

F083 - Refugee Assistance Program

Refugee Assistance provides assistance to needy refugees who have settled in Washington State and promotes economic self-sufficiency through the effective use of social services and financial assistance.  The populations served are refugees authorized by the U.S. State Department to immigrate into the country and are granted permanent residence.  In addition to cash assistance, services include case management, employment assistance, English training, skills training, preventive health, foster care, mental health and cultural adaptation, community development and technical assistance, volunteer services, naturalization services and social services.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 14,844,000 14,844,000 29,688,000
Federal 155,248,000 48,898,000 204,146,000
001 - General Fund Totals 170,092,000 63,742,000 233,834,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 7,422,000.0 7,422,000.0 14,844,000.0
Other 76,084,000.0 25,133,000.0 101,217,000.0
Totals 83,506,000.0 32,555,000.0 116,061,000.0
Expected Results

Help refugees establish a new life in the United States through resettlement assistance.

F100 - Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)

TANF grants provide monthly cash assistance to needy families with children and to low-income pregnant women. Eligibility is determined by comparing the family’s countable income to the grant payment standard for the applicant’s household size. Funding for the program is shared by state and federal governments.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 179,165,000 185,317,000 364,482,000
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 252,680,000 280,722,000 533,402,000
001 - General Fund Totals 431,845,000 466,039,000 897,884,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 91,599,000.0 106,563,000.0 198,162,000.0
Other 124,340,000.0 142,361,000.0 266,701,000.0
Totals 215,939,000.0 248,924,000.0 464,863,000.0

000457 - Percent of WorkFirst families meeting federally mandated work participation requirements

This measure is derived from Core Metric E3.1. The state's participation rate for a month is the number of TANF and SSP MOE families that include a work-eligible individual who is participating a minimum average of 30 hours per week in federally defined work activities, divided by the number of TANF and SSP MOE families that include a work-eligible individual, minus the number of families that are in their first 3 months of sanction (limited to 3 out of the last 12 months), and single custodial parents caring for a child under age 1 (limited to 12 months in that parent's lifetime). Both parents in two-parent families are included in this calculation.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 50% 2%
2019-21 M10 37% 0%
2019-21 M11 34% 0%
2019-21 M12 34% 0%
2019-21 M13 34% 0%
2019-21 M14 34% 0%
2019-21 M15 35% 0%
2019-21 M16 36% 0%
2019-21 M17 36% 0%
2019-21 M18 35% 0%
2019-21 M19 36% 0%
2019-21 M2 50% 2%
2019-21 M20 36% 0%
2019-21 M21 37% 0%
2019-21 M22 37% 0%
2019-21 M23 36% 0%
2019-21 M24 33% 0%
2019-21 M3 51% 2%
2019-21 M4 52% 0%
2019-21 M5 51% 0%
2019-21 M6 50% 0%
2019-21 M7 49% 0%
2019-21 M8 47% 0%
2019-21 M9 45% 0%
2021-23 M1 32% 0%
2021-23 M10 36% 0%
2021-23 M11 36% 0%
2021-23 M12 36% 0%
2021-23 M13 36% 0%
2021-23 M14 36% 0%
2021-23 M15 35% 0%
2021-23 M16 35% 0%
2021-23 M17 34% 0%
2021-23 M18 33% 0%
2021-23 M19 33% 0%
2021-23 M2 32% 0%
2021-23 M20 33% 0%
2021-23 M21 33% 0%
2021-23 M22 32% 0%
2021-23 M23 32% 0%
2021-23 M24 31% 0%
2021-23 M3 32% 0%
2021-23 M4 32% 0%
2021-23 M5 33% 0%
2021-23 M6 32% 0%
2021-23 M7 32% 0%
2021-23 M8 32% 0%
2021-23 M9 32% 0%
2023-25 M1 31% 0%
2023-25 M10 28% 0%
2023-25 M11 25% 0%
2023-25 M12 0% 0%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 31% 0%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 30% 0%
2023-25 M4 30% 0%
2023-25 M5 30% 0%
2023-25 M6 29% 0%
2023-25 M7 29% 0%
2023-25 M8 28% 0%
2023-25 M9 28% 0%

F108 - WorkFirst Employment and Training

The WorkFirst Employment program offers job search, subsidized employment, vocational education, job readiness training, basic education, career counseling, and non-salaried work experience to TANF-eligible clients. This federally mandated program is designed to move clients from public assistance to permanent self-sufficiency.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 61,472,000 66,832,000 128,304,000
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 185,492,000 185,028,000 370,520,000
001 - General Fund Totals 246,964,000 251,860,000 498,824,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 30,736,000.0 33,442,000.0 64,178,000.0
Other 92,746,000.0 92,514,000.0 185,260,000.0
Totals 123,482,000.0 125,956,000.0 249,438,000.0

000457 - Percent of WorkFirst families meeting federally mandated work participation requirements

This measure is derived from Core Metric E3.1. The state's participation rate for a month is the number of TANF and SSP MOE families that include a work-eligible individual who is participating a minimum average of 30 hours per week in federally defined work activities, divided by the number of TANF and SSP MOE families that include a work-eligible individual, minus the number of families that are in their first 3 months of sanction (limited to 3 out of the last 12 months), and single custodial parents caring for a child under age 1 (limited to 12 months in that parent's lifetime). Both parents in two-parent families are included in this calculation.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 M1 50% 2%
2019-21 M10 37% 0%
2019-21 M11 34% 0%
2019-21 M12 34% 0%
2019-21 M13 34% 0%
2019-21 M14 34% 0%
2019-21 M15 35% 0%
2019-21 M16 36% 0%
2019-21 M17 36% 0%
2019-21 M18 35% 0%
2019-21 M19 36% 0%
2019-21 M2 50% 2%
2019-21 M20 36% 0%
2019-21 M21 37% 0%
2019-21 M22 37% 0%
2019-21 M23 36% 0%
2019-21 M24 33% 0%
2019-21 M3 51% 2%
2019-21 M4 52% 0%
2019-21 M5 51% 0%
2019-21 M6 50% 0%
2019-21 M7 49% 0%
2019-21 M8 47% 0%
2019-21 M9 45% 0%
2021-23 M1 32% 0%
2021-23 M10 36% 0%
2021-23 M11 36% 0%
2021-23 M12 36% 0%
2021-23 M13 36% 0%
2021-23 M14 36% 0%
2021-23 M15 35% 0%
2021-23 M16 35% 0%
2021-23 M17 34% 0%
2021-23 M18 33% 0%
2021-23 M19 33% 0%
2021-23 M2 32% 0%
2021-23 M20 33% 0%
2021-23 M21 33% 0%
2021-23 M22 32% 0%
2021-23 M23 32% 0%
2021-23 M24 31% 0%
2021-23 M3 32% 0%
2021-23 M4 32% 0%
2021-23 M5 33% 0%
2021-23 M6 32% 0%
2021-23 M7 32% 0%
2021-23 M8 32% 0%
2021-23 M9 32% 0%
2023-25 M1 31% 0%
2023-25 M10 28% 0%
2023-25 M11 25% 0%
2023-25 M12 0% 0%
2023-25 M13 0% 0%
2023-25 M14 0% 0%
2023-25 M15 0% 0%
2023-25 M16 0% 0%
2023-25 M17 0% 0%
2023-25 M18 0% 0%
2023-25 M19 0% 0%
2023-25 M2 31% 0%
2023-25 M20 0% 0%
2023-25 M21 0% 0%
2023-25 M22 0% 0%
2023-25 M23 0% 0%
2023-25 M24 0% 0%
2023-25 M3 30% 0%
2023-25 M4 30% 0%
2023-25 M5 30% 0%
2023-25 M6 29% 0%
2023-25 M7 29% 0%
2023-25 M8 28% 0%
2023-25 M9 28% 0%

F109 - Child Care Subsidy Program

The Child Care Subsidy Program (CCSP) helps families with low incomes pay for child care while working or participating in WorkFirst. Community Services Division (CSD) staff determine eligibility and authorize child care services for the Working Connections Child Care (WCCC) and Seasonal Child Care (SCC) programs. The Department of Early Learning (DEL) administers the CCSP.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 353,402,000 353,402,000 706,804,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 176,701,000.0 176,701,000.0 353,402,000.0
Totals 176,701,000.0 176,701,000.0 353,402,000.0
Expected Results

Provide access to affordable, safe, and developmentally appropriate child care. Help families and communities safeguard and improve the well-being of children in their own home and in out-of-home care.

F110 - Division of Disability Determination Services

The Division of Disability Determination Services (DDDS) is contracted with the Social Security Administration (SSA) to adjudicate medical eligibility for disability benefits under Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) rules and regulations. The DDDS processes claims for Non-Grant Medical Assistance (NGMA).

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 628.0 628.0 628.0
001 - General Fund
State 4,472,000 4,552,000 9,024,000
Federal 117,178,000 117,184,000 234,362,000
Medicaid Federal 3,066,000 3,066,000 6,132,000
001 - General Fund Totals 124,716,000 124,802,000 249,518,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 314.0 314.0 314.0
GFS 2,236,000.0 2,276,000.0 4,512,000.0
Other 60,122,000.0 60,125,000.0 120,247,000.0
Totals 62,358,000.0 62,401,000.0 124,759,000.0
Expected Results

Provide accurate and timely disability decisions through efficient use of public resources and in accordance with Social Security Administration Regulations.

F120 - CSD Field Support Services

The CSD Field Support Services Activity is comprised of all CSD staff who are providing eligibility determination services and social work services to clients.

Economic Services Administration

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 4,675.7 4,722.5 4,699.1
001 - General Fund
State 336,669,000 343,050,000 679,719,000
Federal 113,326,000 113,420,000 226,746,000
Family Support/Child Welfare (3,634,000) (3,688,000) (7,322,000)
Medicaid Federal 61,054,000 61,650,000 122,704,000
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 24,650,000 25,700,000 50,350,000
001 - General Fund Totals 532,065,000 540,132,000 1,072,197,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 2,339.4 2,383.4 2,361.4
GFS 168,543,000.0 173,451,000.0 341,994,000.0
Other 97,812,000.0 99,263,000.0 197,075,000.0
Totals 266,355,000.0 272,714,000.0 539,069,000.0
Expected Results

Field staff that support multiple programs are accurately described in a consolidated activity

J103 - Vocational Rehabilitation Administration

Administration includes expenses necessary to carry out the administrative functions of the Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) program. Administrative activities are defined as statewide activities related to program planning and evaluation, information systems, budgeting, accounting, financial management, staff development, and quality assurance. Expenses include salaries and fringe benefits of staff who conduct administrative activities, including overhead costs. Administration includes costs incidental to carrying out the functions of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, State Rehabilitation Council, as required by the Rehabilitation Act and the State Independent Living Council. Also included are funds expended for DSHS administrative indirect costs.

Vocational Rehabilitation

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 3.6 7.8 5.7
001 - General Fund
State 674,000 708,000 1,382,000
Federal 5,300,000 5,752,000 11,052,000
001 - General Fund Totals 5,974,000 6,460,000 12,434,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 1.8 3.9 2.9
GFS 337,000.0 354,000.0 691,000.0
Other 2,650,000.0 2,876,000.0 5,526,000.0
Totals 2,987,000.0 3,230,000.0 6,217,000.0
Expected Results

The DVR State Plan is effectively and efficiently administered. Federal standards and indicators including the number of employment outcomes and the rehabilitation rate are increased each federal fiscal year.

J104 - Vocational Counseling and Guidance

Vocational Counseling and Guidance includes expenses incidental to the provision of Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) services, directly. Expenses include salaries, fringe benefits, and personnel development of VR Counselors and Rehabilitation Technicians, as well as overhead costs. VR Counseling staff provide assessment, counseling, guidance, and placement services to assist individuals with disabilities in assessing their vocational interests and strengths, selecting a job goal, and identifying VR services needed to achieve employment. Counseling and Guidance expenses also include costs associated with personnel that provide support, supervision, and consultation for the provision of vocational rehabilitation services.

Vocational Rehabilitation

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 594.8 594.2 594.5
001 - General Fund
State 27,943,000 27,086,000 55,029,000
Federal 38,996,000 41,584,000 80,580,000
001 - General Fund Totals 66,939,000 68,670,000 135,609,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 297.4 297.1 297.3
GFS 13,975,000.0 13,550,000.0 27,525,000.0
Other 19,498,000.0 20,792,000.0 40,290,000.0
Totals 33,473,000.0 34,342,000.0 67,815,000.0

001310 - Number of individuals achieving employment outcomes

Number of individuals achieving employment outcomes
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 479 540
2019-21 Q2 422 540
2019-21 Q3 455 540
2019-21 Q4 215 540
2019-21 Q5 271 300
2019-21 Q6 235 300
2019-21 Q7 259 300
2019-21 Q8 221 300
2021-23 Q1 326 300
2021-23 Q2 399 300
2021-23 Q3 462 300
2021-23 Q4 437 300
2021-23 Q5 418 450
2021-23 Q6 437 450
2021-23 Q7 411 450
2021-23 Q8 370 450
2023-25 Q1 408 450
2023-25 Q2 265 450
2023-25 Q3 332 450
2023-25 Q4 313 450
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

001312 - Rehabilitation Rate

The proportion of all cases closed in successful employment as a result of DVR services provided under an individualized plan.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 54% 0%
2019-21 Q2 49% 0%
2019-21 Q3 55% 0%
2019-21 Q4 49% 0%
2019-21 Q5 45% 0%
2019-21 Q6 41% 0%
2019-21 Q7 41% 0%
2019-21 Q8 38% 0%
2021-23 Q1 46% 0%
2021-23 Q2 49% 0%
2021-23 Q3 50% 0%
2021-23 Q4 58% 0%
2021-23 Q5 56% 0%
2021-23 Q6 58% 0%
2021-23 Q7 50% 0%
2021-23 Q8 49% 0%
2023-25 Q1 50% 0%
2023-25 Q2 49% 0%
2023-25 Q3 50% 0%
2023-25 Q4 46% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

J105 - Vocational Rehabilitation Direct Client Services

Direct client services include expenses for goods and services purchased from public or private vendors on behalf of the Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) client. Goods and services are purchased to assist the individuals with disabilities to overcome the unique employment barriers they experience. The division offers a variety of goods and services including assessment services for determining service eligibility and vocational rehabilitation needs, diagnostic or treatment services for physical or mental impairments, job readiness training, augmentative skills training, vocational and occupational skills training, transportation, personal assistance services, job search and job placement services, job retention services, follow up and follow along services, rehabilitation technology services, and post employment services.

Vocational Rehabilitation

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 41.6 38.2 39.9
001 - General Fund
State 24,730,000 26,144,000 50,874,000
Federal 64,364,000 64,098,000 128,462,000
001 - General Fund Totals 89,094,000 90,242,000 179,336,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 20.8 19.1 20.0
GFS 12,365,000.0 13,072,000.0 25,437,000.0
Other 32,182,000.0 32,049,000.0 64,231,000.0
Totals 44,547,000.0 45,121,000.0 89,668,000.0

001310 - Number of individuals achieving employment outcomes

Number of individuals achieving employment outcomes
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 479 540
2019-21 Q2 422 540
2019-21 Q3 455 540
2019-21 Q4 215 540
2019-21 Q5 271 300
2019-21 Q6 235 300
2019-21 Q7 259 300
2019-21 Q8 221 300
2021-23 Q1 326 300
2021-23 Q2 399 300
2021-23 Q3 462 300
2021-23 Q4 437 300
2021-23 Q5 418 450
2021-23 Q6 437 450
2021-23 Q7 411 450
2021-23 Q8 370 450
2023-25 Q1 408 450
2023-25 Q2 265 450
2023-25 Q3 332 450
2023-25 Q4 313 450
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

K001 - Administration and Supporting Services

As part of the Secretary's Office and in direct support of the Secretary's initiatives, the Administration and Supporting Services program provides management, planning, evaluation and control of the operations for all programs within the Department of Social and Health Services.

Administration and Supporting Services

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 1,230.6 1,243.1 1,236.9
001 - General Fund
State 100,914,000 113,468,000 214,382,000
Federal 27,307,000 28,745,000 56,052,000
Family Support/Child Welfare 1,286,000 1,278,000 2,564,000
Medicaid Federal 25,648,000 26,293,000 51,941,000
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 4,740,000 4,740,000 9,480,000
001 - General Fund Totals 159,895,000 174,524,000 334,419,000
26C - Climate Commitment Account
State 2,000,000 2,000,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 615.2 628.7 622.0
GFS 50,946,000.0 62,924,000.0 113,870,000.0
Other 30,413,000.0 34,180,000.0 64,593,000.0
Totals 81,359,000.0 97,104,000.0 178,463,000.0
Expected Results

Provide policy direction and infrastructure services that ensures the department runs efficiently and makes the most effective use of public resources.

M001 - Program Support for SCC

Administrative Services consists of the Superintendant’s office and the staff who manage resident records, resident legal activity coordination, recruitment, disciplinary investigative process, internal policy and Washington Administrative Code preparation, processing and investigating of resident tort claims, and resident misbehavior hearings review. Includes funding for the Consolidated Institutional Business Services (CIBS).

Special Commitment Program

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 8.0 8.0 8.0
001 - General Fund
State 2,070,000 2,114,000 4,184,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 4.0 4.0 4.0
GFS 1,035,000.0 1,057,000.0 2,092,000.0
Other
Totals 1,035,000.0 1,057,000.0 2,092,000.0
Expected Results

These basic infrastructure services allow for the efficient and effective management of resident records and required legal responses, required staffing to maintain resident and staff safety, and other regulatory needs.

M005 - Facility and Island Operation

The Facility and Island Operations consists of managers and staff who provide direct support to the overall operation of McNeil Island. This includes the fire department, janitorial service, food service, investigations, information technology, and the safety officeri ncludes funding for the Consolidated Maintenance and Operation (CMO) division.

Special Commitment Program

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 38.0 38.0 38.0
001 - General Fund
State 4,312,000 4,428,000 8,740,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 19.0 19.0 19.0
GFS 2,156,000.0 2,214,000.0 4,370,000.0
Other
Totals 2,156,000.0 2,214,000.0 4,370,000.0
Expected Results

The resources purchased in this activity ensure staff, residents, other individuals, and the goods and services required can get to and from the SCC. This activity also provides care and maintenance of state and federal resources.

M010 - SCC Total Confinement Facility

The Total Confinement Facility includes managers and staff who operate the secure main facility consisting of low, medium, and high security living units capable of housing over 300 residents. This activity provides direct supervision and behavioral control of a residential population of adult sexually violent predators. It includes the health services clinic, forensic services, facility operations, and sex offender treatment services.

Special Commitment Program

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 817.0 816.8 816.9
001 - General Fund
State 118,024,000 117,257,000 235,281,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 408.5 408.9 408.7
GFS 58,443,000.0 57,944,000.0 116,387,000.0
Other
Totals 58,443,000.0 57,944,000.0 116,387,000.0

002204 - Completion Rate of Annual Forensic Evaluations

Maintain a completion rate of annual forensic evaluations of civilly committed sexually violent predators.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 15% 19%
2019-21 Q2 16% 19%
2019-21 Q3 16% 19%
2019-21 Q4 20% 19%
2019-21 Q5 17% 19%
2019-21 Q6 15% 19%
2019-21 Q7 11% 19%
2019-21 Q8 18% 19%
2021-23 Q1 34% 19%
2021-23 Q2 41% 19%
2021-23 Q3 31% 19%
2021-23 Q4 31% 19%
2021-23 Q5 30% 19%
2021-23 Q6 33% 19%
2021-23 Q7 47% 19%
2021-23 Q8 42% 19%
2023-25 Q1 20% 40%
2023-25 Q2 35% 40%
2023-25 Q3 45% 40%
2023-25 Q4 40% 40%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002208 - Rate of Residents in Advanced Phases of Treatment

Maintain the rate of residents in advanced phases of treatment.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 2% 10%
2019-21 Q2 2% 10%
2019-21 Q3 2% 10%
2019-21 Q4 2% 10%
2019-21 Q5 2% 10%
2019-21 Q6 1% 10%
2019-21 Q7 1% 10%
2019-21 Q8 1% 10%
2021-23 Q1 1% 10%
2021-23 Q2 1% 10%
2021-23 Q3 1% 10%
2021-23 Q4 2% 10%
2021-23 Q5 1% 10%
2021-23 Q6 1% 10%
2021-23 Q7 2% 10%
2021-23 Q8 2% 10%
2023-25 Q1 0% 0%
2023-25 Q2 0% 0%
2023-25 Q3 0% 0%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002209 - Percent of residents voluntarily enrolled in Sex Offender treatment at the TCF

This measure relates to Core Metric SC1.3 • Sex offender treatment is offered to all residents Residents engage voluntarily if interested. • Engagement provides the opportunity to move toward a less restrictive alternative (LRA).
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 88% 65%
2019-21 Q2 91% 65%
2019-21 Q3 81% 65%
2019-21 Q4 80% 65%
2019-21 Q5 87% 65%
2019-21 Q6 85% 65%
2019-21 Q7 79% 65%
2019-21 Q8 78% 65%
2021-23 Q1 79% 65%
2021-23 Q2 82% 65%
2021-23 Q3 81% 65%
2021-23 Q4 83% 65%
2021-23 Q5 83% 65%
2021-23 Q6 77% 65%
2021-23 Q7 73% 65%
2021-23 Q8 72% 65%
2023-25 Q1 74% 65%
2023-25 Q2 72% 65%
2023-25 Q3 71% 65%
2023-25 Q4 70% 65%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002269 - Resident to Resident Assaults

Maintain a low level of resident to resident assaults, EMIS column RS2269a.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1 7
2019-21 Q2 3 7
2019-21 Q3 2 7
2019-21 Q4 4 7
2019-21 Q5 3 7
2019-21 Q6 3 7
2019-21 Q7 3 7
2019-21 Q8 4 7
2021-23 Q1 5 7
2021-23 Q2 3 7
2021-23 Q3 1 7
2021-23 Q4 1 7
2021-23 Q5 5 7
2021-23 Q6 4 7
2021-23 Q7 4 7
2021-23 Q8 3 7
2023-25 Q1 4 5
2023-25 Q2 5 5
2023-25 Q3 12 5
2023-25 Q4 1 5
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002270 - Resident to Staff Assaults

Maintain a low level of resident to staff assaults.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3% 3%
2019-21 Q2 1% 3%
2019-21 Q3 4% 3%
2019-21 Q4 3% 3%
2019-21 Q5 1% 3%
2019-21 Q6 1% 3%
2019-21 Q7 2% 3%
2019-21 Q8 0% 3%
2021-23 Q1 0% 3%
2021-23 Q2 1% 3%
2021-23 Q3 2% 3%
2021-23 Q4 1% 3%
2021-23 Q5 2% 3%
2021-23 Q6 2% 3%
2021-23 Q7 1% 3%
2021-23 Q8 2% 3%
2023-25 Q1 6% 2%
2023-25 Q2 8% 2%
2023-25 Q3 5% 2%
2023-25 Q4 7% 2%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

M020 - Civil Commitment Less Restrictive Alternatives

Less restrictive alternatives (LRAs) include Secure Community Transition Facilities (SCTFs) and community placements. SCTFs provide less restrictive, alternative residential living and community transitional services for sex offenders who have been civilly committed and have received court-ordered conditional release from total confinement. The Pierce County SCTF is located on McNeil Island, and has the capacity to hold up to 24 residents. The King County SCTF can house up to six residents.

Special Commitment Program

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 103.0 103.0 103.0
001 - General Fund
State 38,878,000 38,696,000 77,574,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 51.5 51.5 51.5
GFS 19,639,000.0 19,304,000.0 38,943,000.0
Other
Totals 19,639,000.0 19,304,000.0 38,943,000.0

002790 - Residents in LRA Placement

Data is derived from EMIS: total of columns Z022, Z041, and Z024 using the last month of each quarter.
Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 71 75
2019-21 Q2 64 75
2019-21 Q3 72 80
2019-21 Q4 77 80
2019-21 Q5 74 85
2019-21 Q6 74 85
2019-21 Q7 75 85
2019-21 Q8 74 85
2021-23 Q1 75 85
2021-23 Q2 77 85
2021-23 Q3 83 85
2021-23 Q4 82 85
2021-23 Q5 83 85
2021-23 Q6 84 85
2021-23 Q7 85 85
2021-23 Q8 84 85
2023-25 Q1 81 71
2023-25 Q2 73 66
2023-25 Q3 70 70
2023-25 Q4 70 67
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

N073 - Payment to Other Agencies

This program consolidates payments the department makes to other support service agencies. Funding supports two categories of costs: (1) Department-wide services, including human resources, information services, self-insurance, insurance administration, other general administrative services, Office of Minority and Women Business Enterprises, Washington State Patrol, and payments to the Human Rights Commission; and (2) Revolving funds, which include State Archives, General Administration, the State Auditor, the Attorney General, and Administrative Hearings.

Payments to Other Agencies

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
001 - General Fund
State 130,216,000 146,423,000 276,639,000
Federal 30,035,000 35,240,000 65,275,000
Family Support/Child Welfare 8,148,000 8,070,000 16,218,000
Medicaid Federal 18,012,000 18,198,000 36,210,000
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 3,030,000 3,030,000 6,060,000
001 - General Fund Totals 189,441,000 210,961,000 400,402,000
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS 66,435,000.0 85,489,000.0 151,924,000.0
Other 28,820,000.0 34,149,000.0 62,969,000.0
Totals 95,255,000.0 119,638,000.0 214,893,000.0
Expected Results

The department will make timely accurate payments for the support services rendered by its government partners.

P001 - Information Systems Services

The Information System Services Division is the primary service provider for DSHS-wide information technology services. The Division is responsible for network infrastructure and support, electronic messaging, telephone and voice services, production control, data security and disaster recovery, enterprise application development services for DSHS Executive Administrations, support of the Imaging system and the Social Service Payment System, Internet/Intranet services, enterprise architecture, formulating agency IT policy, maintaining an IT portfolio, facilitating application governance and the setting of agency IT standards, and coordinating oversight reporting to the Technology Services Board.

Information System Services

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 241.0 240.2 240.6
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 121.0 120.6 120.8
GFS
Other
Totals
Expected Results

Provide an efficient and secure wide area network (WAN) and electronic messaging system; develop and maintain data security, disaster recovery and information technology (IT) policy and best practice for DSHS; administer and maintain the DSHS enterprise architecture and IT Portfolio programs, provide telephony, mainframe processing, internet/intranet and other supporting services.

Q001 - Consolidated Field Services

The Consolidated Field Services provides business support to offices in the field while reporting directly to headquarters. Consolidated Field Services consist of 1) Regional Business Centers (RBC) to provide budget-related functions, accounting, purchasing, fixed asset management, facilities management, vehicle management, and time and attendance for all DSHS programs; 2) Consolidated Institutional Business Services (CIBS) to provide shared business services to DSHS institutions; and 3) Consolidated Maintenance and Operations (CMO) to manage and schedule corrective and preventative maintenance for the DSHS’ institutional campuses through the use of maintenance staff teams.

Consolidated Field Services

Account FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTE 298.8 298.8 298.8
FY 2024 FY 2025 Biennium Total
FTES 149.4 149.4 149.4
GFS
Other
Totals
Expected Results

Increase operating efficiency while decreasing administrative costs that leads to fewer service disruptions for our most vulnerable citizens.