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Ensure the Health, Safety, and Welfare of the individual and provide services as indicated in the person's My Plan and My Plan Assessment which includes: Knowing the person, their medication,their health and care needs Understanding the person's communication needs. Knowing the person's other support needs including physical accommodations. Reading and understanding everything that is in the person's My Plan and My Plan Assessment. The provider must know what s/he is responsible for from both. Treat individuals with compassion, dignity, and respect at all times. Know and support the rights of individuals at all times. Communicating with the individual's SSA any concerns or new developments/information. Preventive action and notifications about behaviors and/or incident. Filing UI and MUI reports as required in rule. Keep information about your contact information up to date. Ensure all changes in that information are updated with HCDDS at all times. Ensure community integration as much as possible for/with individuals with disabilities such that they are not only active in their communities but engaging with the community to the extent that relationships emerge. Keeping timely, accurate service documentation sufficient to support all billed services. Providers are responsible for knowing what must be documented. EVERY service has a list of required documentation.

Direct day service programs for adults who have physical or mental impairments or both. Clients of these programs are usually the elderly, although younger people with impairments, such as those recovering from strokes, may also participate in these programs. Coordinators oversee staff members who provide care, meals, and social activities to day care clients, and they serve as liaisons between their centers and their clients' families.

Ensure the Health, Safety, and Welfare of the individual and provide services as indicated in the person's ISP.