
Income Criteria and Regional Reimbursement Rates
Income criteria
Child care subsidies are made available to families who are receiving temporary cash
assistance (TCA), or have applied for TCA, or who are not receiving temporary
cash assistance but have an income that is within established limits.
To ensure that families continue to have access to the widest range of providers,
on January 1, 2002, rates paid to regulated child care providers were increased
to the 75th percentile of January 2001 market rates. This represents, on average,
a 5 percent rate increase statewide. The maximum monthly rates are as follows:
Regional Reimbursement Rates
Regional Monthly Reimbursement Rates
Family Child Care Child Care Center
|
Regular |
Infant |
|
Regular |
Infant |
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Region U |
$368 |
$433 |
|
$408 |
$650 |
Region V |
$325 |
$368 |
|
$358 |
$585 |
Region W |
$445 |
$563 |
|
$495 |
$779 |
Region X |
$596 |
$714 |
|
$659 |
$1009 |
Region Y |
$473 |
$563 |
|
$532 |
$790 |
Region Z |
$346 |
$368 |
|
$336 |
$368 |
Region BC |
$429 |
$541 |
|
$433 |
$771 |
Purchase of Care Regional Configuration for Payment Rates
Region U- Cecil, Queen Anne’s, St. Mary’s, Talbot and Washington counties; Region V- Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Somerset and Wicomico counties; Region W- Anne Arundel, Calvert, Carroll, Charles and Prince George’s counties; Region X- Howard and Montgomery counties; Region Y- Baltimore, Frederick and Harford counties; Region Z- Allegany, Garrett and Worcester counties; Region BC- Baltimore City |
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