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The article presents an executive order from Governor Pat Quinn that orders to strengthen the reporting requirements and protective services for adults with disabilities in Illinois. The order assigns the Office of the Inspector General for the Department of Human Services (DHS OIG) to investigate the alleged or suspected cases of abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation of adults with disabilities. The order also mandates the agency to enhance protective services for such adults.

The article offers information on a notice issued by the Illinois Department of Human Services regarding proposed rules in Referral for VR Services. It is stated that this rulemaking will not replace any emergency rule currently in effect and this rulemaking does not contain an automatic repeal date. There are no other proposed rulemakings pending on this part.

The article offers information on the agency response to the objection by the joint committee on administrative rules on emergency amendment issued by the Illinois Department of Human Services concerning subacute alcoholism and substance abuse treatment services cited in the 77 Illinois Administrative Code 2090.

The article offers news briefs related to the businesses in the U.S. The staff of the Illinois Department of Human Services have shifted to more automation by using the AdobeLiveCycle solutions. The Kansas Health Policy Authority has been contracted for the HealthWave Clearinghouse program of the Policy Studies Institute. Deloitte LLP has successfully acquired the assets of the North American Public Services of BearingPoint Inc.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being checked again at the Illinois Department of Human Service for determine that he still have the same level of disability as a year before.

The article discusses the proposed amendments to the Schedule of Controlled Substances of the Illinois Department of Human Services under Title 77, Part 2070 of the Illinois Administrative Code. It cites the addition of the U-47700 opioid analog to the Schedule I list of Controlled Substances for the purpose of prohibiting its distribution and consumption in Illinois. It notes that small businesses, small municipalities and non-profit corporations will be affected by the amendment. INSET: 3.

The article offers information on various notices issued by several government agencies in Illinois including the Department of Insurance, Illinois Gaming Board, and Department of Human Services.

The article identifies the second notices received by the Illinois General Assembly Joint Committee on Administrative Rules during the period of October 20 through 26, 2015 which include notices from the Emergency Management Agency, the Labor Relations Board, and the Department of Human Services.

The article discusses a notice of public hearing on proposed amendments to the Program Definitions issued by the Department of Human Services of Illinois. Topics discussed include information on public hearing, changes in the hearing procedures of gathering public comments, limit to oral testimony, and balanced presentation and conduct of the hearing.

The article discusses a notice of public hearing on proposed amendments to the Appeals and Hearings issued by the Department of Health Services of Illinois. Topics discussed include information on public hearing, changes in the hearing procedures of gathering public comments, limit to oral testimony, and balanced presentation and conduct of the hearing.

The article discusses a notice of public hearing on proposed amendments to the Practice in Administrative Hearings issued by the Department of Human Services of Illinois. Topics discussed include changes in the hearing procedures of gathering public comments, limit to oral testimony, and balanced presentation and conduct of the hearing.

The article offers information on proclamations issued by Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner to proclaim March 20, 2015 as Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Day in Illinois to create awareness of early hearing detection and intervention in infants with hearing loss. It informs that the Illinois Department of Human Services, Illinois Department of Public Health, and healthcare professionals work together to ensure that babies diagnosed hearing loss receive follow-up diagnostic testing.

The article focuses on analysis of several proposed rulemakings by the Joint Committee of the Illinois General Assembly; and provision of amendments by the Department of Human Services towards Aid to the Aged, Blind or Disabled.

The article focuses on the proclamations issued by Governor Pat Quinn in Illinois related to the non-profit organization A New Direction Beverly Morgan Park (AND) Day in 2014. Topics discussed include role of AND in helping victims of domestic violence, efforts of the Illinois Department of Human Services in prevention of domestic violence, hosting of the Annual Benefit & Reception in observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month by AND.

The article discusses the notice of adopted repealer issued by the Illinois Department of Human Services for partner abuse intervention. It mentions that the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules and the Human Services Departments agreed to repeal and file a new Proposed Part by proposed rulemaking for the Partner abuse intervention. It also mentions about implementation of the Domestic Violence Act.

The article reports that October 2014 has been proclaimed as Domestic Violence Awareness Month by Illinois Governor Pat Quinn in Illinois to raise awareness about prevalence of domestic violence in the state. Topics discussed include enforcement of the Victims' Economic Security and Safety Act by Illinois Department of Labor, domestic violence programs supported by the Illinois Department of Human Services and events organized by the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence in the month.

The article offers information on the proposed rulemaking issued by Illinois Department of Human Services as of August 29 2014. Topics discussed include modifications for rulemaking on the Partner Abuse Intervention, the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act, and the adoption by the department for modifications within Joint Committee on Administrative Rules.

The article offers information on the Agency Response to Joint Committee on Administrative Rules Objection to and filing prohibition of proposed rule related to the partner abuse intervention rules by the Illinois Department of Human Services effective from December 6, 2013. It discusses the reasons for objection and prohibition of rule-making by the Secretary of State under the State administrative law.

The article presents a notice of proposed amendment to the Aid to the Aged, Blind or Disabled issued by the Illinois Department of Human Services. The proposed rulemaking will amend the Section 113.264 of the regulation. It presents a complete description of the subjects and issues involved in the amendment, as well as the statement of statewide policy objective.

The article lists the rulemakings scheduled for review at the meeting of the Illinois Joint Committee on Administrative Rules on July 15, 2014 including proposed rules from the Department of Central Management Services, Department of Public Health and Department of Human Services.

The article presents a notice of proposed amendments issued by the Illinois Department of Human Services to the Sections 684.10, 684.75, and 684.80 of service planning and provision, a part of the Home Services Program under Disabled Persons Rehabilitation Act. Topics discussed include complete description of the issues involved in the process, manner in which interested candidates may submit their comments on this proposed amendment and analysis of initial regulatory flexibility.

The article presents a notice of proposed amendments issued by the Illinois Department of Human Services to the Section 682.100 of eligibility of disabled persons, a part of Home Services Program. Topics discussed include complete description of the issues involved in the process, manner in which interested candidates may submit their comments on this proposed amendment and analysis of initial regulatory flexibility. Also is mentioned the complete detail of the proposed rulemaking.

The article presents a notice of proposed amendments issued by the Illinois Department of Human Services to the Sections 676.30 and 676.40 of Disabled Persons Rehabilitation Act, a part of Home Services Program. Topics discussed include complete description of the issues involved in the process, manner in which interested candidates may submit their comments on this proposed amendment and analysis of initial regulatory flexibility. Also mentioned complete detail of the proposed rulemaking.

The article presents the notice on the amendments of the supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) by the Illinois Department of Human Services. It describes the subjects and issues involved in the amendment including streamlining of the procedures for enrollment under the U.S. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act through an insurance exchange and State Medicaid.

The article offers information on the notice of proposed amendments by the Illinois Department of Human Services for the U.S. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) for low-income individuals. As per the notice the 89 Illinois Administrative Code 121 had been amended. It informs that after the amendment vehicles will no longer be considered in determining eligibility for SNAP in regard to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program.

The article offers information on the notice of proposed amendments by the Illinois Department of Human Services for the Refugee/Repatriate program, publicly-administered refugee cash assistance program. As per the notice the 89 Illinois Administrative Code 115 had been amended. It informs that the State agency must operate its refugee cash assistance program with the provisions of its Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program in regard to the treatment of resources.

The article offers information on the notice of proposed amendments by the Illinois Department of Human Services in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), federal assistance program. As per the notice the 89 Illinois Administrative Code 122 had been amended. It informs that the department shall disregard the value of all assets held by the family after the effective amendment and families can be encouraged to build a savings fund assisting them in maintaining self-sufficiency.

The article offers information related to Employment discrimination in companies in which only a single employee has been employed. It discusses the cases filed for employment discrimination with Illinois Department of Human Rights (IDHR) or Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) under the Illinois Human rights Act. It states that it is possible for employer-client with single worker to be claimed for employment discrimination.

The article offers information on the proposed amendment introduced by the Illinois Department of Human Services related to the service to be provided towards blind, aged and disabled in Illinois. It mentions the power authority for amendment of the Sections 12-13 law under the state law of Illinois Public Aid Code. It informs that the current administrative rules states that the funeral/burial trust funds are increased by three percent annually.

The article offers information about a meeting of the Joint Committee on Administrative Rule to be held on November 13, 2012 at Springfield in Illinois including several agencies which are Illinois Department of Human Services and Illinois Department of Insurance.

The article presents a notice of public information regarding a request of the Illinois Deparment of Human Services (DHS) to propose changes to the methods and standards for establishing medical assistance payment rates for hospital services.

The article presents a notice of proposed amendment of the general administrative provisions by the Department of Human Services in Illinois. It provides an overview of the complete description of the subjects and issues involved in the proposed changes, which establishes temporary assistance for needy families (TANF). It notes that the modification will be implemented and authorized under the Public Aid Code.

The article offers information on the second notices that were received by the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules during the period of June 26, 2012 through July 2, 2012. The notices include the Swine Disease Control and Eradication Act, the Animal Disease Laboratories Act from the Department of Agriculture, and the Referral for VR Services the Department of Human Services. The notices are scheduled to be reviewed by the Committee at its August 14, 2012 meeting.

The article presents a notice from the Department of Human Services on the proposed amendments to collections and recoveries under the Save Medicaid Access and Resources Together (SMART) Act or PA 97-689 in Illinois. It cites the proposal to amend section 165.70 in the 89 Illinois Administrative Code 165 pursuant to provisions of PA 97-689. It notes the elimination of state funded General Assistance program under proposed rulemaking in PA 97-689.

The article presents a notice from the Department of Human Services on the proposed amendments to the Save Medicaid Access and Resources Together (SMART) Act or PA 97-689 in Illinois. It cites the proposal to repeal and amend several sections in the 89 Illinois Administrative Code 117 pursuant to provisions of PA 97-689. It notes the elimination of state funded General Assistance program under the proposed rulemaking in PA 97-689.

The article presents a notice from the Department of Human Services on the proposed amendments to the general administrative provisions of the Save Medicaid Access and Resources Together (SMART) Act or PA 97-689 in Illinois. It cites the proposal to repeal and amend several sections including 10.120, 10.130, and 10.140 in PA 97-689, which mandates the elimination of all state funded General Assistance program. Also noted is the request of the department for written comments on the notice.

The article reports that the temperature of Chicago, Illinois has risen above 100 degree Celsius for three days in a row. It informs that the Department of Human Services of Illinois has taken initiation to run temporary cooling centers and advised the people to drink plenty of water. It further informs that that the elderly, children and the people with chronic health conditions are most likely to be impacted by the heat.

The article offers information regarding proclamation of March, 2012 as National Nutrition Month to encourage citizen's interest in nutrition. It informs that the Illinois Department of Human Services in association with the Illinois Interagency Nutrition Council will be working for promoting food security, good nutrition and health during the month across the U.S. It is stated that March will be dedicated to raise awareness related to improving nutrition habits and knowledge.

The article offers information regarding the proclamation of March 9, 2012 as Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Day in Illinois to increase awareness of universal newborn hearing screening. It is stated that screening program is a joint effort of the Department of Human Services and the Department of Public Health of Illinois. It informs about facilities provided to parents including follow-up diagnostic testing and information regarding communication options.

The article offers information on second notices received by the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules (JCAR) for the period of October 25 to 31, 2011 in Illinois. It mentions that the notices have been scheduled for review by the committee along with other items. It also provides their expiration on various government agencies including the Department of Transportation, the State Board of Elections and the Department of Human Services.

The article offers information on the notice of withdrawal issued by the Illinois Department of Human Services to meet the joint committee objection on administrative rules regarding thesubacute alcohol substance abuse and ism services.

The article presents a statement of objection to proposed rulemaking of the Department of Human Services by the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules in Illinois. The objection is cited towards the proposed rulemaking titled, "Award and Monitoring of Funds" and "Subacute Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Treatment Services." The statement presents the code citation, section number and the date originally published in the journal.

The article presents the notice of the proposed amendments on the rules of the Illinois Department of Human Services.

The article presents several amendments to various laws in Illinois. The amendments include Small Business Job Creation Tax Credit Act, School Code and the Department of Human Services Act. Also included are the Education for Homeless Children Act, Code of Civil Procedure and Illinois Vehicle Code for lawmakers to modify and change some provision for its effectivity.

The article discusses two court cases Mcdonald v. Illinois Department of Human Services and West Bend Mutual Insurance Co. v. Norton in Illinois. One case mentions Appellate Court reversing the decision of Circuit Court that gifts of income are subject to asset transfer policies of the federal Medicaid statute. Another case cites the decision of Appellate Court to grant the motion for summary judgment based on bona fide defense after an insured person sought for private attorney's fees.