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...ation for employment with a direct care provider (DCP) in a full-time, part-time, or temporary position that involves providing direct care to an older adult. "Applicant" does not include a person who provides direct care as a volunteer without receiving or expecting to receive any form of remuneration other than reimbursement for actual expenses. (B) "BCII" means the bureau of criminal ident...

...ppropriate action against a direct care provider that violates the requirements of Chapter 3701-13 of the Administrative Code and the authorizing sections of the Revised Code applicable to the specific DCP.

...ncy" means an agency certified as a provider of home health services under Title XVIII of the Social Security Act, 49 Stat. 620 (1935), 42 U.S.C. 301, as amended (1981). (N) "Licensed practical nurse" means a person licensed under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code to practice nursing as a licensed practical nurse. (O) "Lot" means a plot or parcel of land considered as a unit, devoted to a ce...

... between the resident and a third party provider; (b) That the resident chooses not to have met as documented in the resident's record; or (c) That the resident has not contracted with the facility to meet if the facility has complied with paragraph (G) of rule 3701-16-08 of the Administrative Code. (5) Unless the resident's needs are being met by a private psychologist or physician, each resid...

... between the resident and a third party provider; (b) That the resident chooses not to have met as documented in the resident's record; or (c) That the resident has not contracted with the facility to meet if the facility has complied with paragraph (G) of rule 3701-16-08 of the Administrative Code. (5) Unless the resident's needs are being met by a private psychologist or physician, each resid...

...ividual's personal physician, the provider of the skilled nursing care may enter into the agreement; or (ii) If the individual is a hospice patient as defined in section 3712.01 of the Revised Code, a hospice care program licensed under Chapter 3712. of the Revised Code may enter into the agreement. (2) The written agreement required by this paragraph includes a statement signed by...

...ividual's personal physician, the provider of the skilled nursing care may enter into the agreement; or (ii) If the individual is a hospice patient as defined in section 3712.01 of the Revised Code, a hospice care program licensed under Chapter 3712. of the Revised Code may enter into the agreement. (2) The written agreement obligated by this paragraph includes a statement signed b...

...o, therapy, phone, internet service provider, a utility, food delivery, fire alarm monitoring, and maintenance contracts; (b) Inadequate staffing, meaning the nursing home does not have enough staff available to meet the needs of residents based on the acuity and/or number residents as per the facility's assessment; and (c) A known change in the control, ownership or operator of the facility or ...

... also be provided by an out-of-state provider certified in the state in which the provider is located to offer technical or vocational programs or to offer degrees and college credits. For individuals hired after April 18, 2002, the minimum amount of training needed to meet this requirement shall be ninety hours. (H) A food service manager designated pursuant to paragraph (K) of rule 3701-17-1...

... also be provided by an out-of-state provider certified in the state in which the provider is located to offer technical or vocational programs or to offer degrees and college credits. For individuals hired after April 18, 2002, the minimum amount of training needed to meet this requirement is ninety hours. (H) A food service manager designated pursuant to paragraph (J) of rule 3701-17-18 of t...

...ility, agency, or any other health care provider that is authorized under applicable law to provide services that include implementation of portions of a nursing regimen, as defined by section 4723.01 of the Revised Code, a statement verifying the dates and hours that the individual performed nursing and nursing-related services for compensation; or (2) A statement by a physician or nurse verifying that he or she ha...

...ility, agency, or any other health care provider that is authorized under applicable law to provide services that include implementation of portions of a nursing regimen, as defined by section 4723.01 of the Revised Code, a statement verifying the dates and hours that the individual performed nursing and nursing-related services for compensation; or (2) A statement by a physician or nurse verifyi...

...n; and (5) The name, address, facility provider number or, if the facility is not medicare or medicaid certified, the facility license number or "code number, if applicable," and a description of each long-term care facility with which the program will have arrangements for provision of the clinical experience portion of the program, and copies of the written agreements reflecting those arrangements. A facility-base...

...nd (6) The name, address, facility provider number or, if the facility is not medicare or medicaid certified, the facility license number or "code number, if applicable," and a description of each long-term care facility with which the program will have arrangements for provision of the clinical experience portion of the program, and copies of the written agreements reflecting those arrangeme...

... volunteers under the direction of the provider of the hospice care program; (10) Bereavement services for hospice patients' families. (K) "Hospice patient" or "patient" means a patient who has been diagnosed as terminally ill, has an anticipated life expectancy of six months or less, and has voluntarily requested and is receiving care from a person or public agency licensed under Chapter 3712....

... with another licensed food service provider; (b) Serve at least three meals or their equivalent each day at regular times, with not more than fourteen hours between a substantial evening meal and breakfast; (c) Procure, store, prepare, distribute and serve all food under sanitary conditions; and (d) Have a staff member trained or experienced in food management or nutrition who is responsible f...

...(A) A provider of a hospice care program may arrange for another person or public agency to furnish a component or components of the hospice care program pursuant to a written contract in compliance with 42 C.F.R. 418.64 (2008). (B) Any contract executed under paragraph (A) of this rule, including a contract to which paragraph (C) of this rule applies, shall be legally binding on both parties and shall do all of the...

...le in the geographic area served by the provider of the hospice care program. A request for a waiver under this paragraph shall be submitted to the director in writing and shall be accompanied by documentation of the number and location of therapists in the area served by the program and of the efforts that the program has made to engage those therapists and to encourage other therapists to serve ...

... medical records from the referring provider, a physical exam, assessment tools designed to determine the patient's psychosocial needs, or other tools the medical director deems appropriate; and (3) Document the determination as follows: (a) If a determination is made to admit the non-hospice palliative care patient and the patient accepts, written documentation of the decision and the asses...

...dered on a case-by-case basis. (G) The provider whose request for a waiver or variance under this rule is denied may request reconsideration of the decision by the director. A request for reconsideration must: (1) Be received in writing by the director within thirty days of receipt of the director's denial of a waiver or variance request; (2) Present significant, relevant information not previously submitted to th...

...onprofit organization whose members are providers of pediatric respite care programs, individuals interested in pediatric respite care programs, or both, as long as the organization does not provide or represent that it provides pediatric respite care programs; (5) A person or government entity certified under section 5123.161 of the Revised Code as a supported living provider; (6) A residential facility licensed u...

...onprofit organization whose members are providers of pediatric respite care programs, individuals interested in pediatric respite care programs, or both, as long as the organization does not provide or represent that it provides pediatric respite care programs; (5) A person or government entity certified under section 5123.161 of the Revised Code as a supported living provider; (6) A residential...

...rogram, or other personal care services provider that is under contract with the pediatric respite care patient or the pediatric respite care patient's family while the pediatric respite care patient is at the respite facility. If a pediatric respite care patient or pediatric respite care patient's family wishes to have privately contracted services continue while the pediatric respite care patient is in the repsite ...

...am, or other personal care services provider that is under contract with the pediatric respite care patient or the pediatric respite care patient's family while the pediatric respite care patient is at the respite facility. If a pediatric respite care patient or pediatric respite care patient's family wishes to have privately contracted services continue while the pediatric respite care patien...

...(A) A provider of a pediatric respite care program may arrange for another person or public agency to furnish a component or components of the pediatric respite care program pursuant to a written contract. (B) When a provider of a pediatric respite care program arranges for home health agency or hospice care program to furnish a component or components of the pediatric respite care program to its patient, the care s...