Haw. Code R. § 11-148.1-59 - Sleeping arrangement
(a) The sleeping
arrangement for an adult with I/DD shall include suitable light, ventilation,
and provision for proper rest and privacy.
(b) No adult with I/DD shall sleep in the
same room with:
(1) Any member of the
certified caregiver's family;
(2)
Certified or substitute caregiver; or
(3) Children.
(c) Household members, substitute caregivers
and adults with I/DD shall sleep in approved bedrooms that meet state and
county standards.
(d) The bedroom
of the adult with I/DD shall be on the same level of the home and in close
proximity to the certified caregiver or substitute caregiver's bedroom for care
and supervision purposes. If the bedroom of the adult with I/DD is not in close
proximity to the certified caregiver's bedroom, a monitoring device may be
required.
(e) No adult with I/DD
shall sleep in a detached building or in an unfurnished attic, room, basement,
hallway, or stairway.
(f)
Individual beds shall be spaced at least three feet apart to provide sufficient
passageway between beds.
Notes
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