A review of health history. A complete physical examination dated not more than 6 months prior to client's enrollment. A client who is mobile ambulatory is considered capable of self-preservation if he or she is able to vacate the CRRS site promptly following emergency alarms or the onset of fire or other emergency. The CRRS site to which the client is assigned has no architectural barriers barring the exit path to the outside from the client's bedroom. A client is considered capable of self-preservation with minimal assistance if the client is able to vacate the CRRS site in which the client lives with no more than verbal instruction or minimal physical help.
Verbal assistance means a staff member gives direction to the person in exiting the site.
Minimal physical help means a staff member provides assistance in getting to one's feet, into a wheel chair, walker, or prosthetic device. The client must be able to effectively operate any device required for moving from one place to another, to understand and carry out instructions for exiting the site and to negotiate the exit path independently. A client who because of physical or mental disability or condition is unable to vacate the CRRS site in case of emergency without the continual verbal or physical assistance of staff is not considered capable of self-preservation with minimal assistance. Program may enter the CRRS program only after authorization from the county administrator or appropriate base service unit. No part of the information on this site may be reproduced for profit or sold for profit.