Utah Admin. Code R510-400-2 - Definitions
(1) Terms used in this rule are defined in
Sections 62A-3-101 and
62A-3-301.
(2) "Assessment" means a complete review of
an individual's current strengths and deficits, living environment, social
resources and care giving needs.
(3) "Assessment Instrument" means a document
approved by the division for documenting and assessing the needs of an
individual.
(4) "Care Plan" means a
written plan which contains a description of the needs of the individual, the
services necessary to meet those needs, the provider of those services, the
funding source of those services, and the goals to be achieved.
(5) "Case Management" means assessment of the
needs of an individual, determination of eligibility, development of a care
plan, coordination of services, documentation of services, and individual
monitoring and follow-up.
(6) "Home
and Community Based Alternatives (HCBA) Services" means a comprehensive array
of services that are provided to an individual which enable the individual to
increase self-sufficiency and maintain functional independence. These services
include case management, homemaker services, personal care services, home
health services, skilled health care services, respite services, equipment
rental or purchase, and emergency response systems.
(7) "Risk Score" means a score that reflects
the amount of risk an individual has of premature institutionalization, as
determined using a screening tool.
(8) "Screening Tool" means an instrument
approved by the division that initially determines the individual's level of
functioning and risk to determine the need for long-term home and community
based services.
Notes
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