DBS closes a case when the consumer's rehabilitation plan has
been completed, and the consumer has achieved and maintained continuous
employment commensurate with the established employment goal for a
minimum of 90 days. DBS closes the case sooner if:
(1) DBS is unable to locate or contact the person;
(2) the person's disability is so severely limiting
that there is little chance the person can be vocationally rehabilitated
or the person's medical condition is expected to progress to such
a severely limiting degree in a fairly short period of time that rehabilitation
services will be of little or no help;
(3) the person has refused services or further services;
(4) the person has died;
(5) the person has been institutionalized;
(6) the person has been determined to have no disabling
condition;
(7) the person has refused to cooperate with DBS;
(8) transportation is not feasible or available;
(9) the person has been determined to have no impediment
to employment;
(10) extended services for supported employment are
not available;
(11) the person has chosen extended employment (for
example, sheltered workshop); or
(12) the person's case has been transferred to another
agency.
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