24 Miss. Code. R. 2-45.3 - In-Home Nursing Respite
B. In-Home Nursing Respite is provided by a
RN or LPN. The nurse must provide nursing services in accordance with the
Mississippi Nursing Practice Act and other applicable laws and
regulations.
C. In-Home Nursing
Respite is provided for people who require skilled nursing services, as
prescribed by a physician, in the absence of the primary caregiver. The need
for administration of medications alone is not a justification for receiving
In-Home Nursing Respite Services. (Refer to Rule
13.7).
D. Prior to approval for In-Home Nursing
Respite, Support Coordination must submit a statement from their
physician/nurse practitioner stating:
1. The
treatment(s) and/or procedure(s) the person needs in order to justify the need
for a nurse in the absence of the primary caregiver;
2. The amount of time needed to administer
the treatment(s) and/or procedure(s); and
3. How long the treatment(s) and/or
procedure(s) are expected to continue.
E. A person cannot receive In-Home Nursing
Respite if they qualify to receive Private Duty Nursing through Early Periodic
Screening Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT).
F. In-Home Nursing Respite cannot be provided
by family members.
Notes
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