Mich. Admin. Code R. 400.15303 - Resident care; licensee responsibilities
Rule 303.
(1)
Care and services that are provided to a resident by the home shall be designed
to maintain and improve a resident's physical and intellectual functioning and
independence. A licensee shall ensure that all interactions with residents
promote and encourage cooperation, self-esteem, self-direction, independence,
and normalization.
(2) A licensee
shall provide supervision, protection, and personal care as defined in the act
and as specified in the resident's written assessment plan.
(3) A licensee shall assure the availability
of transportation services as provided for in the resident care
agreement.
(4) A licensee shall
provide all of the following:
(a) An
opportunity for the resident to develop positive social skills.
(b) An opportunity for the resident to have
contact with relatives and friends.
(c) An opportunity for community-based
recreational activities.
(d) An
opportunity for privacy and leisure time.
(e) An opportunity for religious education
and attendance at religious services of the resident's choice.
(5) A licensee shall provide both
of the following when specified in the resident's written assessment plan:
(a) Direction and opportunity for the growth
and development of a resident as achieved through activities that foster
independent and age appropriate functioning, such as dressing, grooming,
manners, shopping, cooking, money management, and the use of public
transportation.
(b) An opportunity
for involvement in educational, employment, and day programs.
Notes
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