Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 411 - DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, AGING AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES › Division 360 - ADULT FOSTER HOMES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES › Section 411-360-0180 - General Practices

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
A foster care provider must:
(1) Post the license for the AFH-DD in a
			 conspicuous location in the AFH-DD that is accessible to individuals and
			 visitors;
(2) Cooperate with
			 Department personnel or designees of the Department in complaint investigation
			 procedures, abuse investigations and protective services, death reviews,
			 planning for individual care and services, application procedures, and other
			 necessary activities, and allow access of Department personnel to the AFH-DD,
			 the individuals, and all records;
(3) Give care and services as appropriate to
			 the age and condition of the individuals and as identified in the ISP or
			 Service Agreement. The provider must be responsible for ensuring that the
			 orders of physicians and health care providers are followed and that the
			 physicians and health care providers are informed of changes in health status
			 and if the individual refuses care and services;
(4) In the absence of the provider, have a
			 substitute caregiver on the premises that is capable of providing care and
			 services as required by the age and condition of the individuals. An AFH-DD
			 service recipient may not be a substitute caregiver. For provider absences
			 beyond 72 hours, the CDDP must be notified of the name of the substitute
			 caregiver and the plan of operation in the absence of the provider;
(5) A provider, resident manager, or
			 caregiver must be present in the AFH-DD at all times individuals are present,
			 unless specifically stated in an ISP or Service Agreement and granted as a
			 variance by the Department;
(6)
			 Allow individuals to exercise all civil and human rights accorded to other
			 citizens;
(7) Not allow or tolerate
			 physical, sexual, or emotional abuse or punishment, exploitation, or neglect of
			 individuals;
(8) Provide care and
			 services as agreed to in an ISP or Service Agreement;
(9) Keep information related to individuals
			 confidential as required under ORS
			 179.505;
(10) Assure that the number of individuals
			 requiring nursing care does not exceed the capability of the provider as
			 determined by the Department;
(11)
			 Not admit individuals without developmental or intellectual disabilities prior
			 to the express permission of the Department. The provider must notify the CDDP
			 prior to admitting an individual not referred for placement by the
			 CDDP;
(12) Exercise reasonable
			 precautions against any conditions that may threaten the health, safety, or
			 welfare of individuals;
(13) Notify
			 the Department within 24 hours upon a change in the business address for
			 electronic mail and the telephone number for the provider and the
			 AFH-DD.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  409.050,
				  427.104,
				  443.001,
				  443.004,
				  443.725,
				  443.730,
				  443.735,
				  443.738,
				  443.742,
				  443.760,
				  443.765,
				  443.767,
				  443.775 &
				  443.790
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  427.104,
				  443.001-443.004,
				  443.705-443.825,
				  443.875 &
				  443.991