WAC 388-833-0010. What is required of an IHS provider?

(1) A provider of the intensive habilitation services (IHS) for children program provides the following: (a) The creation and implementation of a habilitative plan; (b) Opportunities for the client's family, natural supports, and community providers to participate in individualized team meetings, discuss effective environmental strategies, collaborate on techniques for implementing the client's habilitative plan; and (c) Medication administration and medication assistance as needed. (2) IHS must provide the following to clients: (a) Three meals per day plus snacks; (b) Toiletries and personal care items; (c) Bedding and towels; (d) Access to laundry facilities; (e) Access to a telephone; (f) Opportunities for accessing the community; and (g) Transportation to necessary appointments or services.