Vol. 2007, No. 15 (08/01/2007) PDF - Administrative Rules - Utah.gov

NOTICES OF PROPOSED RULES DAR File No. 30178
(6) Each vehicle used to transport a client shall visibly post
emergency information in the vehicle, or maintain emergency
information together with registration and insurance documents in
the vehicle. Emergency information shall include the name, address
and phone number of the program and an emergency telephone
number for a program management person.
(7) Staff shall not transport a client without first submitting a
current valid driver license to the program for the type of vehicle
driven.
(8)(a) Each vehicle used to transport a client shall be equipped
with a first-aid kit as recommended by a nationally recognized
program, such as the American Red Cross.
(b) The contents of each first aid kit shall be inventoried and
restocked within one week after each use, and no less than monthly.
R501-2-18. Categorical Rules.
A human services program shall not provide child placing
adoption services without first obtaining a license and complying
with Child Placing Adoption Agencies Rule R501-7.
A human services program shall not provide outdoor youth
program services without first obtaining a license and complying
with Outdoor Youth Programs Rule R501-8.
A human services program shall not provide social
detoxification services without first obtaining a license and
complying with Social Detoxification Rule R501-11.
(a) A human services program shall not provide child foster
home services without first obtaining a license and complying with
Child Foster Care Rule R501-12.
(b) A program licensee authorized by the Office of Licensing
to certify foster or proctor care homes shall:
(i) approve applicants only after first verifying and
documenting the applicant's compliance with the Child Foster Care
Rule R501-12;
(ii) recruit, train, and supervise foster and proctor parents in
accordance with all requirements of Rule R501-12;
(iii) maintain written records of each annual home study
evaluation, compliance with Rule R501-12, and completion of
training requirements;
(iv) have a written procedure, including an appeal process, to
suspend, revoke or deny a foster home or proctor home certification;
(v) have a written agreement with the foster or proctor parents
which includes the expectations and responsibilities of the program,
staff, foster or proctor parents, the services to be provided, the
financial arrangements for children placed in the home, the authority
foster parents can exercise on children placed in the home, actions
which require staff authorization;
(vi) plan, with participation of the child's guardian, for care
and services to meet the child's individual needs;
(vii) obtain, coordinate and supervise any needed medical,
remedial, or other specialized services or resources with the ongoing
participation of the foster or proctor parents;
(viii) provide quarterly supervision of foster and proctor
parents to monitor the quality of the care they provide;
(ix) not grant a variance to Rule R501-12 without the prior,
written consent of the Director of the Office of Licensing; and
(x) not authorize a variance to any law or regulation.
A human services program shall not provide adult day care
services without first obtaining a license and complying with Adult
Day Care Rule R501-13.
A human services program shall not provide therapeutic school
services without first obtaining a license and complying with
Therapeutic Schools Rule R501-15.
A human services program shall not provide intermediate
secure treatment services without first obtaining a license and
complying with Intermediate Secure Treatment Programs for Minors
Rule R501-16.
A human services program shall not provide adult foster home
services without first obtaining a license and complying with Adult
Foster Care Rule R501-17.
A human services program shall not provide residential
treatment services without first obtaining a license and complying
with Residential Treatment Rule R501-19.
(10) A human services program shall not provide day
treatment services without first obtaining a license and complying
with Day Treatment Rule R501-20.
(11) A human services program shall not provide outpatient
treatment services without first obtaining a license and complying
with Outpatient Treatment Rule R501-21.
(12) A human services program shall not provide residential
support services without first obtaining a license and complying with
Residential Support Rule R501-22.
(13) A human services program shall not provide more than
one category of services requiring a categorical program license
without first:
(a) obtaining a license for each category of services offered;
and
(b) complying with the most restrictive categorical rules in any
facilities, activities, or services shared by the programs.
R501-2-19. Compliance.
Any licensee that is in operation on the effective date of this
rule shall be given 90 days after the effective date to achieve
compliance with this rule.
KEY: licensing, human services
Date of Enactment or Last Substantive Amendment: [March 17,
2004]2007
Notice of Continuation: November 25, 2002
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 62A-2-101 et
seq.
Human Services, Administration,
Administrative Services, Licensing
R501-14
Background Screening
NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE
(Amendment)
DAR FILE NO.: 30178
FILED: 07/11/2007, 08:25
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