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[(2) completes, annually thereafter, the CLASS Individual Rights and Safeguards portion
of such training [end deletion].
(b) A DSA must ensure that, before providing services to an individual, a service provider of
habilitation completes:
(1) two hours of orientation covering the following:
(A) an overview of related conditions; and
(B) an explanation of commonly performed tasks regarding habilitation;
(2) training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and choking prevention that includes an inperson
evaluation by a qualified instructor of the service provider's ability to perform these
actions; and
(3) training in the habilitation activities necessary to meet the needs and characteristics of
the individual to whom the service provider is assigned, in accordance with the CLASS Provider
Manual, with training to occur in the individual's home with full participation from the
individual, if possible.
(c) The supervisor of a service provider of habilitation must, in accordance with the CLASS
Provider Manual, evaluate the performance of the service provider, in person, to ensure the
needs of the individual are being met. The evaluation must occur annually.
§45.806. Respite and Dental Treatment.
(a) An individual may receive [begin addition] a maximum of [end addition] [begin deletion]
no more than a total of [end deletion] [begin addition] 29 days [end addition] [begin deletion] 30
calendar days [end deletion] of [begin addition] in-home and out-of-home [end addition] respite
[begin addition] combined, during an [end addition] [begin deletion] per [end deletion] IPC
period [begin addition], unless an exception is granted by DADS in accordance with §45.219(c)
of this chapter (relating to Exception to Service Limits), in which case the individual may receive
no more than 30 days of in-home and out-of-home respite, combined, during an IPC period in
accordance with §45.219(d)(1)(C) of this chapter [end addition].
(b) A DSA must ensure that:
(1) in-home respite is provided in the individual's residence or the residence of a relative or
friend that is not one of the settings listed in paragraph (2) of this subsection;
(2) out-of-home respite is provided in one of the following:
(A) an adult foster care home licensed by DADS in accordance with Chapter 48, Subchapter
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