Utah Admin. Code R432-100-31 - Respite Services
(1)
(a) A remote-rural general acute licensee
with a federal swing-bed designation may provide respite services to provide
intermittent, time-limited care to give primary caretakers relief from the
demands of caring for an individual.
(b) The licensee may provide respite care
services and may comply only with the requirements of this section.
(c) If the licensee provides respite care to
an individual for longer than 14 consecutive days, the licensee shall admit the
individual as an inpatient and is subject to the requirements of this rule
applicable to non-respite inpatient admissions.
(2) The licensee may provide respite services
at an hourly rate or daily rate.
(3) The licensee shall coordinate the
delivery of respite services with the recipient of services, case manager, if
one exists, and the family member or primary caretaker.
(4) The licensee shall document the
individual's response to the respite placement and coordinate with provider
agencies to ensure an uninterrupted service delivery program.
(5) The licensee shall complete the
following:
(a) a Level 1 pre-admission
screening upon the person's admission for respite services; and
(b) a service agreement that will serve as
the plan of care and identifies:
(i)
prescribed medications;
(ii)
physician treatment orders;
(iii)
need for assistance for activities of daily living; and
(iv) diet orders.
(6) The licensee shall have
written policies and procedures that are available to staff regarding the
respite care patients to include:
(a)
medication administration;
(b)
notification of a responsible person in the event of an emergency;
(c) service agreement and admission
criteria;
(d) behavior management
interventions;
(e) philosophy of
respite services;
(f) post-service
summary;
(g) training and
in-service requirement for employees; and
(h) handling patient
funds.
(7) The licensee
shall provide a copy of the resident rights to the patient upon
admission.
(8) The licensee shall
maintain a record for each patient who receives respite services that includes:
(a) a service agreement;
(b) demographic information and patient
identification data;
(c) nursing
notes;
(d) physician treatment
orders;
(e) records made by staff
regarding daily care of the patient in-service;
(f) accident and injury reports;
and
(g) a post-service
summary.
(9) If a
patient has an advanced directive, the licensee shall file a copy of the
directive in the record and inform staff.
(10) The licensee shall ensure that retention
and storage of records complies with this rule.
(11) The licensee shall provide for
confidentiality and release of information in accordance with this
rule.
Notes
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.
No prior version found.