(1) Thirty-five dollars for personal and incidental needs, when the beneficiary will remain in long-term care for the entire calendar month.

(2) For individuals with therapeutic wages, thirty-five dollars plus an additional amount equal to either a) 70 percent of the gross therapeutic earnings; or, b) 70 percent of the maintenance need level allowed for a noninstitutionalized person or family of corresponding size, as described in Section 50603, whichever is less.

(3) The appropriate maintenance need determined in accordance with Section 50603, if the person will be in long-term care for only a portion of the month.

(1) The LTC patient's spouse or a family member of the LTC patient is not living in the home.

(2) The home, whether rented or owned by the LTC patient, is actually being maintained for the return of the LTC patient.

(3) There is a verified medical determination that the LTC patient, or when both spouses are in LTC, either spouse, is likely to return home within six months of the date LTC patient status was established.

(4) The income is deducted for not more than the six-month period referenced in (3).

(1) One hundred thirty-three and one-third percent of the income in kind value of housing for one person pursuant to Section 50511(a) and (b), if the applicant or beneficiary has been living alone in the home.

(2) One hundred thirty-three and one-third percent of the income in kind value of housing for 2 persons pursuant to Section 50511(a) and (b) divided by 2, if the home is shared with persons for whom the applicant or beneficiary has no legal responsibility for support.

(3) One hundred thirty-three and one-third percent of the income in kind value of housing for 2 persons pursuant to Section 50511(a) and (b) divided by 2 for each spouse, if the beneficiary and spouse were living together at the time either or both became inpatients and both have become LTC patients and either is likely to return home within six months of the date LTC status was established.

(4) The amount allowed for upkeep of the home as determined according to (1) through (3) shall be calculated on an annual basis, rounded to the next higher multiple of $100, and then prorated.

(1) The disabled relative is not the LTC patient's:

(2) The LTC patient has contributed and will continue to contribute to the support of the disabled relative on a regular basis.

(1) The actual amount contributed.

(2) The maintenance need level for one person established in accordance with Section 50603(a)(1), minus the disabled relative's net income.