Washington § 71A.12.310 - Annual assessment — Case manager duties.

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§ 71A.12.310. Annual assessment — Case manager duties.

At every developmental disabilities administration annual assessment, the case manager is required to meet with the client in an in-person setting. If the client is receiving personal care services or supported living services, the case manager must ask permission to view the client's living quarters and note his or her observations in the service episode record. If the case manager is unable to view the client's living quarters for any reason, the case manager must note this in his or her report along with the reason given for why this is not practicable at the current time.
[ 2016 c 172 s 2.]

Notes

Finding—2016 c 172: See note following RCW 43.382.005.

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