Section R9-10-1107. Enrollment

A.      An administrator shall ensure that a participant provides evi- dence of freedom from infectious tuberculosis:

1.        Before or within seven calendar days after the partici- pant’s enrollment, and

2.        As specified in R9-10-113.

B.       Before or at the time of enrollment, an administrator shall ensure that a participant or the participant’s representative signs a written agreement with the adult day health care facil- ity that includes:

1.        The participant’s name and date of birth,

2.        Enrollment requirements,

3.        A list of the customary services that the adult day health care facility provides,

4.        A list of services that are available at an additional cost,

5.        A list of fees and charges,

6.        Procedures for termination of the agreement,

7.        The requirements of the adult day health care facility,

8.        The names and telephone numbers of individuals desig- nated by the participant to be notified in the event of an emergency, and

9.        A copy of the adult day health care facility’s procedure on health care directives.

C.      An administrator shall give a copy of the agreement in subsec- tion (B) to the participant or the participant’s representative and keep the original in the participant’s medical record.

D.      An administrator shall ensure that a participant has a signed written medical assessment that:

1.        Was completed by the participant’s medical practitioner within 60 calendar days before enrollment; and

2.        Includes:

a.         Information that addresses the participant’s:

i.         Physical health;

ii.        Cognitive awareness of self, location, and time; and

iii.      Deficits in cognitive awareness;

b.        Physical, mental, and emotional problems experi- enced by the participant;

c.         A schedule of the participant’s medications;

d.        A list of treatments the participant is receiving;

e.         The participant’s special dietary needs; and

f.         The participant’s known allergies.

E.       At the time of enrollment, an administrator shall ensure that the participant or participant’s representative:

1.        Documents whether the participant may sign in and out of the adult day health care facility; and

2.        Provides the following:

a.         The name and telephone number of the:

i.         Participant’s representative;

ii.        Family member to be contacted in an emer- gency;

iii.      Participant’s medical practitioner; and

iv.       Adult who provides the participant with super- vision and assistance in the preparation of meals, housework, and personal grooming, if applicable; and

b.        If applicable, a copy of the participant’s health care directive.

F.       An administrator shall ensure that a comprehensive assess- ment of the participant:

1.        Is completed by a registered nurse before the participant's tenth visit or within 30 calendar days after enrollment, whichever comes first;

2.        Documents the participant’s:

a.         Physical health,

b.        Mental and emotional status, and

c.         Social history; and

3.        Includes:

a.         Medical practitioner orders,

b.        Adult day health care services recommended for the participant’s care plan, and

c.         The signature of the registered nurse conducting the comprehensive assessment and date signed.

Historical Note

Adopted effective July 22, 1994 (Supp. 94-3). Section repealed; new Section made by exempt rulemaking at 19

A.A.R. 2015, effective October 1, 2013 (Supp. 13-2). Section R9-10-1107 renumbered to Section R9-10-1108; new Section R9-10-1107 renumbered from Section R9-

10-1106 and amended by exempt rulemaking at 20

A.A.R. 1409, pursuant to Laws 2013, Ch. 10, § 13; effec- tive July 1, 2014 (Supp. 14-2).