1. 1. Allegations of abuse, neglect, or exploitation are not substantiated;
2. 2. The abuse, neglect, or exploitation is resolved by the provision of services or other methods;
3. 3. The client’s capacity is not in question, and the client is refusing APS involvement or is not accepting viable remedies for prevention of risk;
4. 4. The client is admitted to care in a state institution or other care facility;
5. 5. The client has moved outside the jurisdiction;
6. 6. The client dies;
7. 7. Contact with the client is lost and 3 attempts to reestablish contact have failed; or,
8. 8. Guardianship or conservatorship is obtained.

APS may close a case when:

Historical Note

R6-8-209 recodified from A.A.C. R6-5-5609 effective February 13, 1996 (Supp. 96-1). Former Section R6-8-209 repealed, new Section R6-8-209 adopted effective August 21, 1996 (Supp. 96-3).