In this title the following words have the meanings indicated. As to a recipient of services under the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Law, a word used in this title has the same meaning as is indicated by a definition of the word in § 7–101 of this article. As to a recipient of services under the Maryland Mental Health Law, a word used in this title has the same meaning as is indicated by a definition of the word in § 7.5–101 or § 10–101 of this article. “Chargeable person” means: Any responsible relative; Except for a recipient of services, any other person who is legally responsible for the care of the individual; and Any person who maintains a policy of health insurance under which a recipient of services is insured. “Cost of care” means the cost of care, maintenance, treatment, and support of a recipient of services. “Cost of care” includes the cost of: An evaluation of an individual required under the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Law; and Any juvenile screening or treatment service provided to an individual under § 9–227(b)(1)(ii) of the Human Services Article. “Recipient of services” means an individual who receives care, maintenance, treatment, or support in a facility or program that is operated or funded wholly or partly by the Department. “Recipient of services” includes: An individual in a public facility under the Maryland Mental Health Law; An individual in a facility for an evaluation required under the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Law; An individual in a residential, public facility or a facility from which this State obtains residential care under the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Law; An individual to whom juvenile screening or treatment services are provided under § 9–227(b)(1)(ii) of the Human Services Article; and An individual in a private therapeutic group home from which this State obtains residential care under the Maryland Mental Health Law. “Responsible relative” means: The spouse of a recipient of services; and The parents of a recipient of services who is a minor.