Haw. Code R. § 11-148.1-22 - Admission
(a) The certified caregiver shall verbally
notify the certifying agency within twenty-four hours of any admission and
provide the certifying agency with a copy of a signed residency agreement
within seventy-two hours of admission.
(b) The case management branch shall ensure
that the following documents are given to the certified caregiver within
seventy-two hours of admission:
(1) A copy of
the most recent individualized service plan for the adult with I/DD that
documents that the residential setting was selected by the adult with I/DD
among setting options, including non-disability specific settings and a private
unit in a residential setting;
(2)
A copy of the results of an annual physical examination of the adult with I/DD
made within the last twelve months;
(3) A copy of current physician orders for
all medications and treatments, including supplements and over the counter
medications, diet, including enteral nutrition for the adult with
I/DD;
(4) A copy of tuberculosis
clearance for the adult with I/DD, in accordance with current department of
health examination procedures and regulations, chapter § 11-164.2,
HAR;
(5) Pertinent information on
the health of the adult with I/DD, including but not limited to known
communicable diseases and particular medical or health concerns;
(6) Copies of documents relating to
guardianship of the adult with I/DD, or conservatorship of property, power of
attorney, health care representation, personal representation or any other
legal restrictions on the rights of the adult with I/DD, if applicable;
and
(7) A copy of the most recent
nurse delegated care plan, functional behavior assessment and behavior support
plan, if applicable for the adult with I/DD.
(c) The certified caregiver shall:
(1) Ensure that a residency agreement is in
place at the time of admission for each adult with I/DD. Any modification to
this provision must be supported by a specific assessed need and justified in
the adult with I/DD's individualized service plan;
(2) Make the residency agreement available to
the developmental disabilities division upon request; and
(3) Give a copy of the signed residency
agreement to the adult with I/DD or legal guardian at the time of the
admission.
Notes
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