New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
He - Department of Health and Human Services
Subtitle He-P - Former Division of Public Health Services
Chapter He-P 800 - RESIDENTIAL CARE AND HEALTH FACILITY RULES
Part He-P 813 - ADULT FAMILY CARE RESIDENCE
Section He-P 813.05 - Oversight Agency Responsibility
Universal Citation: NH Admin Rules He-P 813.05
Current through Register No. 40, October 3, 2024
Oversight agencies through a signed written agreement between the oversight agency's executive director and the family provider shall:
(a) Comply with these rules, which include:
(1) Providing the services
described in these rules;
(2)
Requesting a waiver for a family provider or AFCR in accordance with
He-P 813.25;
and
(3) Reporting based on the
department's quality assurance measures developed in accordance with
RSA
126-A:4,IV;
(b) Monitor the AFCRs compliance with these rules which includes:
(1)
Identifying possible deficiencies pursuant to these rules to assist family
providers with necessary corrective action and to maintain
compliance;
(2) Conducting periodic
announced or unannounced quality assurance visits, at least annually;
(3) Complete criminal, motor vehicle, and
BEAS registry checks for all household members;
(4) Notify the department within 7 days of a
resident moving into an AFCR and
(c) Provide the following supports:
(1) Coordinate with family providers to
provide coverage for absences, both planned and in the event of an
emergency;
(2) Provide education
and training as described in
He-P 813.18(aa) -(ac)
, and as follows:
a. Initial orientation training;
b. Continuing education and training;
and
c. Medication supervision
training in accordance with
He-P
813.18;
(3) Facilitate the transfer of residents due
to revocations of certification, voluntary closure of AFCR or immediate
suspension of operation;
(4)
Develop a person-centered plan with the family provider;
(5) Approve personal safety plans prior to a
resident being left unsupervised;
(6) Conduct quarterly evaluations of physical
and cognitive functioning of residents;
(7) Quarterly discuss the progress notes of
each resident with the family provider; and
(8) Assist with orders for medications from a
licensed practitioner as needed.
#8595, eff 4-1-06; ss by #9899-A, eff 3-29-11
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