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Waiting List for Interim Beds
84. (1) The placement co-ordinator designated under subsection 9.6 (3) of the Act for an approved charitable home for the aged that has entered into a service agreement for interim beds shall keep a waiting list for admission to the interim beds. O. Reg. 640/98, s. 9; O. Reg. 119/02, s. 14 (1). (2) Revoked: O. Reg. 119/02, s. 14 (2). (3) The waiting list for interim beds shall be kept in addition to and separately from the waiting list required to be kept under section 70. O. Reg. 640/98, s. 9. (4) A person shall be placed on the waiting list for interim beds for an approved charitable home for the aged if, (a) the person meets the requirements of section 71; (b) the person is a patient in a hospital that is a public hospital as defined in section 1 of the Public Hospitals Act; (c) a physician has determined that the person does not require the acute care services provided by the hospital; and (d) the person has applied for authorization of his or her admission to an interim bed in the approved charitable home for the aged. O. Reg. 640/98, s. 9; O. Reg. 119/02, s. 14 (3-5). (5) Persons on a waiting list for interim beds for an approved charitable home for the aged shall be ranked for admission according to the time at which they applied for authorization of their admission to an interim bed in that home. O. Reg. 119/02, s. 14 (6). (6) Subsections 81 (2) and (3) apply with necessary modifications to the ranking of persons on a waiting list for interim beds for an approved charitable home for the aged. O. Reg. 119/02, s. 14 (6). Change of Category
Change of Category
85. (1) If a placement co-ordinator knows of a change in the condition or circumstances of a person who is on a waiting list kept by the placement co-ordinator or knows of a change in an approved charitable home for the aged for which the person is on the waiting list, and if the person should be placed in a different category on the waiting list under sections 73 to 79.4 as a result of the change in his or her condition or circumstances or as a result of the change in the home, the placement co-ordinator shall place the person in the different category. O. Reg. 185/95, s. 6; O. Reg. 119/02, s. 15 (1). (2) If a person who is on the waiting list for an approved charitable home for the aged should be placed in a different category on the waiting list as a result of amendments made to this Regulation by Ontario Regulation 119/02 or 337/04, the placement co-ordinator keeping the waiting list shall place the person in the different category. O. Reg. 337/04, s. 8. (3) If the placement co-ordinator becomes aware that a person on the waiting list should be placed in the exchange category referred to in subsection 78 (2), the placement co-ordinator shall place the person in the exchange category, if that is the highest ranked waiting list category that applies to the person in accordance with Table 5. O. Reg. 366/08, s. 2. Authorization of Admission
Authorization of Admission
87. The placement co-ordinator designated for an approved charitable home for the aged under subsection 9.6 (3) of the Act shall authorize a person’s admission to the home as a short-stay resident if, and only if, the person’s admission may be authorized under section 86 and, (a) the person applied for authorization of his or her admission to the home’s respite care or supportive care program; or (b) the person did not apply for authorization of his or her admission to the home’s respite care or supportive care program, the person is in category 1A on the waiting list for the home at the time of authorization of his or her admission, and the person’s condition or circumstances are such that the placement co-ordinator believes that the person will be able to return to his or her residence within 14 days after admission to the home. O. Reg. 371/94, s. 13; O. Reg. 119/02, s. 17.
Authorization of Admission
88. (1) When a placement co-ordinator authorizes the admission of a person to an approved charitable home for the aged as a short-stay resident, the placement co-ordinator shall indicate the length of the stay being authorized and the first day and last day of the stay. O. Reg. 371/94, s. 13. (2) No placement co-ordinator shall authorize the admission of a person to an approved charitable home for the aged as a short-stay resident in the respite care program for a stay exceeding 60 days. O. Reg. 371/94, s. 13. (3) No placement co-ordinator shall authorize the admission of a person to an approved charitable home for the aged as a short-stay resident in the supportive care program for a stay exceeding 90 days. O. Reg. 371/94, s. 13. (4) No placement co-ordinator shall authorize the admission of a person to an approved charitable home for the aged as a short-stay resident in the respite care or supportive care program for a stay which, when added to the person’s other stays during the year in the respite care or supportive care program of an approved charitable home for the aged, a nursing home under the Nursing Homes Act or a home under the Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act, exceeds 90 days. O. Reg. 371/94, s. 13. (5) No placement co-ordinator shall authorize the admission of a person to an approved charitable home for the aged as a short-stay resident under clause 87 (b) for a stay exceeding 14 days. O. Reg. 371/94, s. 13. (6) No person whose admission has been authorized for a stay in the respite care or supportive care program of an approved charitable home for the aged shall apply for authorization of admission to extend the stay, before the last day of the stay. O. Reg. 371/94, s. 13. Transfer List
Transfer List
89. (1) An approved corporation maintaining and operating an approved charitable home for the aged shall keep a transfer list consisting of, (a) the names of the residents of the home who are requesting a transfer from preferred accommodation in the home to basic accommodation in the home; and (b) the names of the residents of the home who are requesting a transfer from private accommodation in the home to semi-private accommodation in the home. O. Reg. 119/02, s. 18. (2) The approved corporation shall notify each resident on the transfer list monthly of his or her rank on the transfer list. O. Reg. 371/94, s. 13. Closing of an Approved Charitable Home for the Aged