WAC 388-114-0120

WAC 388-114-0120. What happens if an individual provider works more service hours in a work week than the individual provider's work week limit or claims unapproved travel or service hours or nonrequired training time?

Last amended: 2017Year: 2026Length: 162 wordsOfficial source
(1) If an individual provider works more service hours in a work week than the work week limit approved by the department or submits a claim for unapproved travel or service hours or nonrequired training time, the department may take any of the following actions: (a) Contact the individual provider to discuss the client's care needs and the individual provider's responsibilities under department rules and the individual provider's contract; (b) Provide additional technical assistance to the individual provider and the client on how to comply with department rules and the individual provider contract; (c) Give the individual provider and the client notice that continued failure by the individual provider to comply may result in termination or suspension of the individual provider's contract; (d) Terminate or suspend the individual provider's contract and assist the client in finding another individual provider. (2) Individual providers do not have a right to an administrative hearing under chapter 34.05 RCW to appeal contract terminations under this section.
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