32 Miss. Code. R. 21-4-4.0
Throughout the rehabilitation process the counselor shall advise applicants or clients, or, if appropriate, their representative, of their right to request a timely review when they are dissatisfied with any determination made by MDRS personnel that affects the provision of vocational rehabilitation services and the procedures available for such review. This review may include mediation. The applicant or client or their representative shall be informed in writing regarding the right to obtain a review of agency determinations that affect the provision of vocational rehabilitation services through mediation or impartial due process hearings at the time of application for services; assignment to a category in the Agency's order of selection; at the time the IPE is developed; and, whenever vocational rehabilitation services for an individual are reduced, suspended, or terminated. The applicant or client or, if appropriate, their representative shall be provided with the names and addresses of the individuals with whom requests for mediation or due process hearings may be filed, the manner in which a mediator or impartial hearing officer may be selected, and, the availability of the Client Assistance Program (CAP) to assist the applicant or client during mediation sessions or impartial due process hearings. The information provided to the applicant or client or their representative regarding the review of the counselor's decision(s) shall be made available in a mode of communication that is accessible (understandable) to the applicant or client.
Applicants who are found ineligible for vocational rehabilitation services and previously eligible individuals who are determined to be no longer eligible for vocational rehabilitation services are permitted to challenge the determinations or ineligibility under the procedures described in this section.
32 Miss. Code. R. 21-4-4.0