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Residential Program Services
Residential Program rates are based on an applicant’s or client’s
degree of need and amount of services necessary to meet those needs.
A Level of Care (LOC) evaluation performed prior to admission and periodically
thereafter indicates the degree of services needed.
Some factors taken into consideration when determining the client’s
LOC are:
- Functional status
- Chronic or severe medical/health condition
- Need for behavioral monitoring
or management
- Frequency of contact by licensed professionals.
Levels of Care:
Level I
- Client is generally independent
- Able to manage away from the facility
without supervision.
- Mentally and physically functional except for
age-related sensory reductions.
- In need of observation no more than
once in 24 hours.
Level II
- Client is minimally to moderately limited due to a chronic or
degenerative but stable condition.
- Is able to carry out Activities of
Daily Living (ADLs) with only reminders or minimal assistance by
staff.
- Occasionally (not more than once a week) incontinent of urine.
- Clients
takes oral medications daily
- Requires monitoring once every 24 hours.
Level III
- Client has some difficulty with mobility or walking.
- Mild to moderate
memory/cognition impairment that requires personal care assistance
by staff.
- Receives any injected, psychotropic or anti-depressant medication
- Nighttime
incontinence
- Requires transportation and escort services to health
related appointments at least once a month
Level IV
- Requires assistance by one other person to transfer or be wheeled
in a wheel chair
- Incontinent of bowel and bladder
- Has moderate to severe memory loss
- Wandering, compulsive behavior,
agitation, aggression and/or sundowner’s syndrome
- Requests the
attention of a licensed nurse during the evening/night shift
- Medication
administration
- Therapeutic Diet
- A condition or prescription requiring a Department
of Health waiver
Level V
- If referral or contract with another care facility or third party
provider are appropriate or imminent.
- Client needs to be fed
- Assistance of two persons to transfer.
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