HAR §17-1421-14. Termination of payment

Payment for protective service resources for vulnerable adults shall be terminated under one of the following conditions: (1) The vulnerable adult no longer meets eligibility requirements for protective services as specified in this chapter; (2) Protective services for the vulnerable adult are terminated as specified in section 17- 1421-15; (3) The vulnerable adult has been the recipient of services for the maximum days allowed under section 17-1421-5; (4) The court orders an individual, agency, or organization other than the department to continue payment for protective Service resources;’ (5) The department lacks available funds to provide payment for protective seryice resources; 1421-8 §17-1421-15 (6) Termination of payment for services is in accordance with the protective services plan; (7) The vulnerable adult withdraws consent for the continuation of services; (8) The placement resource no longer meets applicable state licensing requirements; or (9) The placement resource is no longer able to accommodate the vulnerál5le adult. [Eff 6/29/92; am and comp 3Q”1 I (Auth: HRS §5346-14, 346-253) (Imp: P’k §5346-14, 346-230) §17-i421-15 Termination of service. Protective services shall be terminated under one of the following conditions: (1) When, after reasonable effort is made by the department to provide protective services, the department determines through personal observation, discussion with the vulnerable adult and available family members, friends, other collaterals or legal guardian that the vulnerable adult does not require or no longer needs protection and is able to manage in an alternate living arrangement or at home, with or without supportive services, without danger; (2) When, after reasonable effort is made by the department to provide protective services, the vulnerable adult continues to resist contact with the department, and there are insufficient grounds to pursue legal guardianship; (3) The vulnerable adult withdraws consent for the provision of services and there are insufficient grounds to pursue legal guardianship; (4) The court dismisses the petition for legal guardianship and the vulnerable adult refuses to accept services from the department; (5) The court terminates its authorization to provide necessary pervices and the vulnerable adult refuses to aàcept services from the department; (6) The vulnerable adult leaves the State; or (7) The vulnerable adult dies. [Eff 6/29/92; am and comp OCT 3O2QU I (Auth: HRS §5346- 14, 346-253) (Imp: HRS §5346-14, 346-230) 1421-9