WAC 388-841-0090

WAC 388-841-0090. What must an enhanced respite services provider provide?

Last amended: 2025Year: 2026Length: 174 wordsOfficial source
(1) The enhanced respite services program includes: (a) Creation and implementation of a habilitation plan and a behavior intervention plan, which must be developed by a consultant under WAC 110-145-1460 in collaboration with the client and primary caregiver; (b) Opportunities for the client's primary caregiver and individualized team to participate in scheduled intake, mid-stay, and discharge meetings facilitated by the provider; (c) Discussion of effective environmental strategies, and collaboration on techniques for implementing the client's habilitation and behavior intervention plans; and (d) Medication administration and medication assistance as needed. (2) The provider must provide the following to clients: (a) Three meals per day plus snacks; (b) Basic 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; (g) Transportation to emergency services, as needed; (h) Transportation to local, scheduled appointments if agreed upon before admission between the provider and the primary caregiver; and (i) Access to education as agreed upon before admission between the provider and the primary caregiver.
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