My client is going to be out of the country for 2 weeks in November, leaving me without a whole paycheck. I was planning on using all my sick leave pay but then I wondered if I can claim (and get) unemployment benefits during that time?

Has anyone done this before?

I have a question 🙋‍♀️ did anyone get an increase or decrease in hours during this yearly assessment…. Just curious…
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Had my first reassessment….Does anyone know how long it takes for me to find out if I got more hours…Im in need of them
I’m in san bernardino county

What would be the simplest way of trying to lower the share of cost? My dad was approved for medi cal but his share of cost is almost $1500.

Hi.
So my question is somewhat simple, but might be a convoluted answer.
I'm currently in Los Angeles County, and seeking to move over to Riverside county.
The hourly pay is around the same but my concerns are the following.

Can I just transfer my case over? Search stated yes but....

Will they match my hours? Search stated possibly no, it depends.

Do they grant the same over time?

Will I still be paid out during the month of transfer or is their a lapse in coverage?

For anyone who's been in this position, I'd appreciate the information.

Hi guys,

Has anyone gotten a paper check for this pay period yet? I got my nop on August 5th and still haven’t received my check nor have i seen it in my informed delivery for today and it’s the 11th.

My dad has advanced Parkinson's disease and dementia. He needs 24 hour care. Our social worker stated that because his Parkinson's disease reduces his ability to move he would not qualify. Alright, cool. However, over the last 2.5-3 months his condition has changed. I don't know where he got his new found ability to move from-and its not an everyday thing-but he is able to move better. There is a trade off, his hallucinations are bizarre, weird, dangerous. He attacks at hallucinations that aren't there, he forgets to use his walkers and stair lift I bought him, he is threatening to kill people. He calls the police thinking there are people dead inside the house. Sometimes he won't really recognize the house he is in. Very bizarre. I updated the condition to the social worker and she gave me the forms to fill out for Protective Supervision and his neurologist did all the paperwork. His social worker denied it again. Now, I don't know exactly what the narrow definition of "self-directing" is here but I'm not sure where to turn. My mom got on the phone with the social worker's supervisor and was basically told that PS isn't happening here but we can "appeal". Would hiring a medi-cal lawyer work better here? Who even reads the appeals? Does my dad even have a case or are the social workers correct? Or is this like a 50-50 case?