When a household member is out of the home due to a temporary absence, he or she is still considered a household member as long as he or she intends to return to the home.
Examples of temporary absence are:
- Hospitalization
- Incarceration
- Attending school
- Working or training away from home
When one parent is away from the home, care is only approved for the child during the times that both parents are meeting a need factor at the same time.
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