Current through Register Vol. 51, page 70, December 27, 2024
Within 30 calendar days after initiation of services and at
least annually thereafter, the participant and the case manager shall review
assessment information and identify when an updated assessment is
necessary.
(1) The initial and annual
ISP team shall document the results of the assessment review;
(2) If assessment updates cannot be completed
prior to the initial or annual ISP meeting then the reason why and scheduled
date of the assessment shall be documented in the ISP; and
(3) The case manager will assign, review, and
approve the following assessments, unless there is documented evidence that the
assessment is unnecessary:
(a) A physical
examination performed by a licensed physician or a specially trained
physician's assistant or nurse practitioner who is supervised by a licensed
physician;
(b) An analysis of
medication including psychotropic medications and any interactions, as
documented by the behavior support committee and behavior intervention
committee;
(c) A dental examination
that includes assessment of oral hygiene practices;
(d) A social evaluation that includes a
social and developmental history, delineation of the type and frequency of
social interactions, and descriptions of the participant's social support
network;
(e) A personal outcome
assessment to identify and prioritize each participant's preferences;
(f) A psychological evaluation by a qualified
examiner that includes an assessment of the participant's emotional and
intellectual status;
(g) An
assessment of adaptive behavior or independent living skills that includes
functional assessment of skills in the areas of mobility and personal health
care;
(h) A developmental,
educational, or vocational evaluation;
(i) A medication and immunization history
documented through interviews and a review of records from previous
placements;
(j) Nutritional,
vision, auditory, speech, and language screenings;
(k) Physical and occupational therapy
evaluations;
(l) An assistive
technology assessment; and
(m) A
safety assessment that addresses the participant's safety risks in the areas of
environment, health, and personal vulnerability.
