When a Wisconsin Works (W-2) participant says they must stay home to care for a disabled or incapacitated family member, the W-2 agency asks a medical provider or agency to confirm it on this one-page form. The provider describes the disability, the personal care it requires and whether a child or adult facility could provide that care, and sets how long the restriction lasts.
The family member's medical provider, or an agency involved in their care, completes the whole form and signs it with name and title. The W-2 agency enters the case name and number.
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Need to Care for Disabled Family Member
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A medical provider or agency familiar with the disabled family member completes it. It records the family member's name and date of birth, the nature of the incapacity, the personal care required, whether facility care is possible, how long the restriction lasts, and the provider's title and signature. The W-2 agency adds the case name and number.
The provider decides. The form states the restriction remains in effect until a date the provider enters, or until the patient is re-evaluated on a set date. The W-2 agency keeps the signed form in the participant's case record.