A provider must report all alleged, suspected, observed, or reported occurrences of any of the following events while a beneficiary is receiving a paid CES Waiver service:

1. (1) Death of a beneficiary;
2. (2) Serious injury to a beneficiary;
3. (3) Maltreatment of a beneficiary;
4. (4) Any event where an employee threatens or strikes a beneficiary;

5. (5) Use of a restrictive intervention on a beneficiary, including without limitation:

   1. (A) Seclusion;
   2. (B) A restraint;
   3. (C) A chemical restraint; or
   4. (D) A mechanical restraint;
6. (6) Any situation in which the whereabouts of a beneficiary are unknown for more than two (2) hours;

7. (7) Any unscheduled situation where:

   1. (A) A beneficiary’s services are interrupted for more than two (2) hours; and
   2. (B) The interruption would cause or have the potential to cause death, serious injury, or serious illness to a beneficiary;
8. (8) Events involving a risk of death, serious physical or psychological injury, or serious illness to a beneficiary;
9. (9) Medication errors that cause or have the potential to cause death, serious injury, or serious illness to a beneficiary;
10. (10) Any act or omission that jeopardizes the health, safety, or quality of life of a beneficiary;
11. (11) Motor vehicle accidents involving a beneficiary;

12. (12) A beneficiary or employee testing positive for any infectious disease that is the subject of a public health emergency declared by the:

    1. (A) Governor;
    2. (B) Arkansas Department of Health;
    3. (C) President of the United States; or
    4. (D) United States Department of Health and Human Services; and
13. (13) Any event that requires notification of the police, fire department, or coroner.