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When can Attendants start receiving pay?
CDCN can start paying your attendants when the following steps are complete: 1. The Participant is approved to receive Authorized Services; 2. The Participant is eligible for Medicaid and Waiver services; 3. The Employer of Record Enrollment Packet has been received by CDCN, all forms are complete, and a unique ID has been issued; 4. […]
When will I start receiving my direct deposit?
CDCN will need to verify your bank account, which could take up to two pay periods. You may receive a paper check for the first two pay pe- riods until this is completed.
Who is responsible for approving and submitting time to CDCN?
As the Employer, you will approve and submit time to CDCN. You will also review, approve and submit an attendant’s final timesheet upon discontinuation of employment. You can select a responsible person to help you by completing and submitting the Designated Representative for Attendant Time Approval form to CDCN.
What is the Payroll Schedule?
The Payroll Schedule shows pay periods and pay dates. It is available on our website at www.ConsumerDirectVA.com/Forms in the “Pavroll Related Forms” section.
How is pay issued?
Pay is issued as a direct deposit to the bank account of choice or through a Wisely Pay Card account.
How often is pay processed?
Pay is processed every other Friday. The pavroll calendar is posted on our website at www.Consumer m/Forms.
What is a Patient Participation deduction (aka Patient Pay)?
The Patient Participation deduction is an amount determined by the local Department of Social Services (DSS) that the Participant may have to pay for the services he or she receives from the Attendant. If the Participant is subject to this deduction, the Patient Pay amount determined by DSS will be subtracted from the Attendant’s pay […]
When will CDCN deduct the Patient Pay?
Patient Pay will be deducted from attendant’s pay checks for pay periods that include the first day of each month. The Pay Schedule shows these pay periods circled.
What if the Participant loses Medicaid Eligibility?
The Attendant can be paid through CDCN only for services provided to a Participant who is eligible for Medicaid and Waiver services. Contact your local Department of Social Services (DSS) eligibility worker to be sure the Participant is eligible for Medicaid services.
What if the Participant loses Waiver Eligibility?
Contact your Services Facilitator to be sure the Participant is eligible for Waiver services.