Haw. Code R. § 11-800-25 - Service plan
(a) The service
plan shall be based upon comprehensive assessments of the individual by
appropriate case managers.
(b) The
case management agency shall develop and authorize a service plan prior to the
individual's admission to a residential care facility.
(c)The service plan shall be written in a
language that is understandable to the individual, the individual's family, the
individual's legal representative, and the primary and substitute
caregivers.
(d) The service plan
shall:
(1) Identify the problems and needs of
the client, including any need to purchase specialized medical equipment and
supplies;
(2) Establish realistic
measurable goals to be attained for each problem identified in the social and
nursing assessments;
(3) Identify
specific interventions and tasks to be implemented to address each problem and
to ensure achievement of the goals specified in the service plan;
(4) Identify specific types of services
needed, the number of units, duration, and the frequency of service
provision;
(5) Specify the service
provider or providers, primary and substitute, formal or informal, medicaid
waiver or non-waiver, needed to address each problem and achieve each goal to
safely maintain and support the client in a residential care
facility;
(6) Be agreed to by the
client or the client's legal representative;
(7) Establish the frequency of case manager
contacts, with a minimum frequency of once a month face-to-face contacts with
the client;
(8) Be reviewed,
updated, and authorized, minimally once every six months or sooner when changes
occur, to reflect the client's current status and needs; and
(9) Include a transportation plan to meet the
non-medical transportation needs of the client as provided in section
11-800-41(b)(5).
(e) The
case management agency shall ensure that a current service plan is in place
when a client moves from one residential care facility to another, and that if
the client is moved into another community care foster family home, that the
home has a current certificate.
(f)
When a client chooses to transfer from one case management agency to another, a
new service plan shall be developed by the new case management agency chosen by
the client.
Notes
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