An individual is eligible for IHAS if the individual: Is receiving case management in a social service program from the local department, or from a social service agency through an arrangement with the administration, and requires the service as a part of a treatment plan to: Prevent or reduce the length of institutional placement; Prevent or reduce the length of out-of-home placement of children; Prevent or remedy abuse, neglect, self-neglect, or exploitation; or Promote self-sufficiency; Is unable to obtain the necessary paraprofessional services from another resource; Is willing to accept IHAS; and Agrees to pay any fee required in a fee schedule published by the administration. Waiver of Fees. The director of a local department or the designee may waive a fee for service for applicants or clients who require services as part of a treatment plan to prevent or remedy abuse, neglect, self-neglect, or exploitation. The local department shall document in the case record every 90 days the continued need for the waiver.