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Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Need Based Services - Iowa

The following listed services shall require an assessment of the client’s (and/or the client’s family) economic need in order to determine the client's level of participation in meeting the cost(s) of the service(s).

· Maintenance (except in support of diagnostic services).

· Transportation (except in support of diagnostic services).

· Physical and mental restoration.

· Post-secondary training program cost(s).

· Tools, equipment, and class required extra expenses for post-secondary training.

· Telecommunications, sensory, and other technological aids and devices.

· Occupational licenses, tools and equipment.

· Initial stocks and supplies.

· Assistive Technology devices (except in support of diagnostic services).

· Housing.

· Personal assistance services (except in support of diagnostic services).

· Other goods and services which are expected to benefit a client in terms of an employment outcome or independent living.

· Interpreter services for the deaf, when provided to Independent Living (IL) program clients.

· Services to family members of independent living program clients.

· Appropriate preventive services provided to independent living program clients to decrease their need for similar services in the future.

Interpreter Costs:

Interpreter services are provided without regards to an economic needs test except when provided to Independent Living (IL) program clients.

For information about how the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS) determines the amount of required client financial participation, see:

· Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Services Client Financial Participation

· Vocational Rehabilitation Services - Overview

· Welcome and Introduction to Benefits in Iowa

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