Ariz. Admin. Code § R6-6-1515 - Corrective Action Plan
Current through Register Vol. 27, No. 52, December 24, 2021
A. In
lieu of revocation or suspension, the Division may require a service provider
to implement a corrective action plan to correct HCBS certification
deficiencies when:
1. Allowing the service
provider to continue services is in the best interest of the clients;
and
2. The client's health, safety,
or welfare will not be jeopardized.
B. The following conditions may result in a
request for corrective action:
1. Certificate
in CPR or training in First Aid for an individual service provider or
direct-care staff is not current;
2. Written documentation of an orientation to
the specific needs of each client is not available;
3. Required training is not documented or not
completed; or
4. Fire inspection
cannot be obtained within the time provided by
R6-6-1505(B) .
The burden is on the service provider to document the inability to obtain a
fire inspection.
C. The
Division shall notify the service provider in writing of each deficiency, the
corrective action to be taken, and the deadlines for all corrective
action.
D. The service provider
shall develop a corrective action plan and submit it to the Division.
E. If the service provider does not provide
the Division with written documentation showing the completion of corrective
action by the deadlines in the notice of deficiency, the Division may revoke or
suspend the HCBS certificate pursuant to
R6-6-1514.
F. The Division's decision to require a
corrective action plan is not subject to administrative review pursuant to
R6-6-1516.
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