Personal care services include the provision of meals, clothing and bodily care. They are designed to maintain health and well-being, to improve development and to prevent regression. Personal care services can be delivered at home or in sheltered apartments.

1. (1) Personnel.

   1. (a) The case manager shall be responsible for coordinating the delivery of personal care services.
   2. (b) There shall be additional staff as needed and staff shall have training or experience in that area in which care or services are provided.

2. (2) Program.

   1. (a) Personal care services shall be provided in the least restrictive setting.
   2. (b) Personal care services shall be provided on a long-term basis as well as a short-term care basis.
   3. (c) Personal care services shall be provided as recommended in the service plan.
   4. (d) The case manager shall review the personal care service plan with the person receiving the services at least every 6 months.

History

History: Cr. Register, January, 1980, No. 289, eff. 2-1-80.