Already receiving IHSS? Here's how to manage your hours, prepare for reassessment, and push back if something looks wrong.
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Hours change as needs change — reassessments and appeals exist for exactly that reason.
If you're already receiving IHSS, the most common reasons to come back here are: your hours were reduced or denied at reassessment, your needs have changed, or something about your current hours just doesn't feel right. All three start in the same place.
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Questions about your hours?
Clara can explain what your Notice of Action means, how reassessments work, and what your options are if hours were cut.
How the assessment works
The 90-day clock starts on the date printed on your Notice of Action — not the day it
arrives, and not the day you open it. More on appealing a decision →
Common situations we help with
Conditions that often change over time, affecting reassessment outcomes: