WAC 388-829C-380. Must a companion home provider keep a record of a client's property?

(1) A companion home provider must assist a client to maintain a current, written record of the client's property. (2) The property record must include: (a) A descriptive list of items with an original purchase price of twenty-five dollars or more that the client owned when residential habilitation services in the companion home began; (b) A descriptive list of items with an original purchase price of twenty-five dollars or more that the client has acquired while living in the companion home; and (c) A date, explanation, and review by the client's legal representative if the client has one, for any item with an original purchase price of twenty-five dollars or more that is removed from the client's property record. (3) For any item originally purchased for seventy-five dollars or more, the companion home provider must record the item's serial number in the client's property record if the item has one.