Type A
04/27/2024
Section Cited
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7 | Home care services means nonmedical services and assistance provided by a registered home care aide to a client who, because of advanced age or physical or mental disability, cannot perform these services. These services enable the client to remain in his or her residence and include, but are not limited to, assistance with the following: bathing, dressing, feeding, exercising, personal hygiene and grooming, transferring, ambulating, positioning, toileting and incontinence care, assisting with medication that the client self-administers, housekeeping, meal planning and preparation, laundry, transportation, correspondence, making telephone calls, shopping for personal care items or groceries, and companionship. This subdivision shall not authorize a registered home care aide to assist with medication that the client self-administers that would otherwise require administration or oversight by a licensed health care professional. | 1
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7 | Per the licensee, the final service date for the client was in January 2022. All of the HCAs assigned to the client are no longer employed by the licensee.
The licensee agreed to provide re-training on the cited statute to all current HCAs employed by the |
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14 | This requirement is not met as evidence by:
Based on the information obtained, it was
determined that an HCA assisted a client with insulin injections on multiple occassions when the client was unable to do it on their own, a finding which poses an immediate Health and Safety risk to clients in care. | 8
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14 | licensee by the POC due date instructing them that they are not authorized to assist with medication that the client self-administers that would otherwise require administration or oversight by a licensed health care professional.
The licensee will follow-up with the AGPA on the training records as proof of the re-training. |