Family Home Provider (FHP)

Provide assistance with daily living skills which shall include:

Ambulation;

Dressing;

Grooming;

Eating;

Toileting;

Bathing;

Meal planning and preparation;

Laundry;

Budgeting and financial matters;

Home care and cleaning; or

Medication management;

Provide supports and training to obtain the outcomes of the SCL recipient as identified in the plan of care;

Provide or arrange for transportation to services, activities, and medical appointments as needed;

Include participation in medical appointments and follow-up care as directed by the medical staff; and Be documented by a detailed monthly summary note which shall include:

Documentation

Be documented in the MWMA by a:

Detailed monthly summary note, which shall include:

The month and year for the time period covered by the note;

An analysis of progress toward a participant’s outcome or outcomes;

A projected plan to achieve the next step in achievement of an outcome or outcomes;

Information regarding events that occurred that had an impact on the participant’s life;

The signature and title of the direct support professional writing the note; and

The date the note was written;

Progression, regression, and maintenance toward outcomes identified in the plan of care;

Pertinent information regarding the life of the SCL recipient; and

The signature, date of signature, and title of the individual preparing the staff note.

Eligibility and Qualifications

Twenty- One (21) years old and has a high school diploma or GED; or

Meets the personnel and training requirements established in Section 3 of this administrative regulation;

Has the ability to:

Communicate effectively with a participant and the participant’s family;

Read, understand, and implement written and oral instructions;

Perform required documentation; and

Participate as a member of the participant’s person‑centered team if requested by the participant; and

Family Home Provider will ensure the following regulations and job descriptions are followed:

If a participant experiences a change in support need or status, the level II residential services provider shall adjust services provided to the participant to meet the participant’s altered need or status.

For a participant approved for unsupervised time, a safety plan shall:

Be included in the participant’s person‑centered service plan based upon the participant’s assessed needs;

Ensure that: The participant’s case manager and other person‑centered service plan team members ensure that the participant is able to implement the safety plan; and the participant’s case manager provides ongoing monitoring of the safety plan, procedures, or assistive devices required by the participant to ensure:

Relevance;

The participant’s ability to implement the safety plan;

The functionality of the devices if required.

If a participant experiences a change in support needs or status, the participant’s person‑centered team shall meet to make the necessary adjustments in the:

Participant’s person‑centered service plan; and

Residential services to meet the participant’s needs.

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