Washington Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 23, 2016) |
Title 388. Social and Health Services, Department of |
Chapter 388-829A. Alternative living. |
Section 388-829A-005. What is the purpose of this chapter? |
Section 388-829A-010. What definitions apply to this chapter? |
Section 388-829A-020. What are alternative living services? |
Section 388-829A-030. What type of training and support may the alternative living service provider offer? |
Section 388-829A-040. Who is eligible to receive alternative living services? |
Section 388-829A-050. Who is eligible to contract with DDD to provide alternative living services? |
Section 388-829A-060. Who may not be contracted to provide alternative living services? |
Section 388-829A-070. Where must alternative living services be provided? |
Section 388-829A-080. How many hours of alternative living services may a client receive? |
Section 388-829A-090. May an alternative living provider claim reimbursement for more than one client at a time? |
Section 388-829A-100. May an alternative living provider offer personal care or respite services? |
Section 388-829A-110. What minimum skills and abilities must alternative living procedures demonstrate? |
Section 388-829A-120. What values must alternative living providers focus on when implementing the ISP? |
Section 388-829A-130. What rights do clients of DDD have? |
Section 388-829A-140. What training must be completed before becoming an alternative living provider? |
Section 388-829A-150. What training must an alternative living provider complete within the first ninety days of serving the client? |
Section 388-829A-160. What training must an alternative living provider complete after the first year of service? |
Section 388-829A-170. What information must alternative living providers keep in their records? |
Section 388-829A-180. What written reports must be submitted to DDD? |
Section 388-829A-190. What are the requirements for entries in the client record maintained by the alternative living provider? |
Section 388-829A-200. How long must an alternative living provider keep client records? |
Section 388-829A-210. Are clients' records considered confidential? |
Section 388-829A-220. Are alternative living providers mandatory reporters? |
Section 388-829A-230. How must alternative living providers report abuse and neglect? |
Section 388-829A-240. What must alternative living providers do in an emergency? |
Section 388-829A-250. What is an individual support plan (ISP)? |
Section 388-829A-260. Are alternative living providers responsible to transport a client? |
Section 388-829A-270. What requirements must be met before an alternative living provider transports a client? |
Section 388-829A-280. How will DDD monitor alternative living services? |
Section 388-829A-290. When may DDA decline to authorize payment or terminate a contract for alternative living services? |
Section 388-829A-300. When must DDA deny the client's choice of an alternative living provider? |
Section 388-829A-310. What if the alternative living provider no longer wants to provide services to a client? |
Section 388-829A-320. What are the client's rights if DDD denies, or terminates an alternative living services contract? |
Section 388-829A-330. Does the provider of alternative living services have a right to an administrative hearing? |