Haw. Code R. § 11-800-44 - Client transfer and discharge
(a) The transfer
and discharge of the client may occur when:
(1) The home is unable to meet the needs of
the client;
(2) The primary
caregiver and the client notify the case management agency of intended
transfers or discharges;
(3) A
minimum of three weeks advance notice is given prior to any transfer or
discharge to:
(A) The home and the case
manager, when the transfer or discharge is initiated by the client or the
client's legal representative; or
(B) The client and the client's legal
representative, when the transfer or discharge is initiated by the case
management agency or the home;
(4) Three weeks advance notice shall not be
required:
(A) For emergency transfers or
discharges;
(B) When the transfer
or discharge is mutually agreed upon by the client or the client's legal
representative, the home, and the case manager; and
(C) When a transfer is required because a
home's certificate has been revoked.
(b) All transfers and discharges will be
coordinated with the client, the client's legal representative, if applicable,
the case management agency, and the home.
(c) The home caregivers shall cooperate with
the case management agency and the department when immediate removal of the
client is necessary.
(d) The
immediate removal of the client shall be ordered when the case management
agency or the department determines there is imminent danger to the life,
health, safety, or welfare of the client.
(e) When the client is relocated, the home
caregivers shall not obstruct the relocation process and shall cooperate with
the appropriate case management agencies in the relocation process. Such
cooperation shall include but not be limited to:
(1) Identifying and preparing for removal of
the medications, insurance documents, clothing, safeguarded personal funds,
valuables, and all other belongings of the client; and
(2) Providing access to the client's file
during relocation and return of the file to the case management agency upon
relocation.
(f) A home
that will voluntarily close must notify the department in writing ninety days
prior to the voluntary closure.
Notes
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