For residents who are given psychopharmacologic medications, the adult family home must ensure:

(1) The resident assessment indicates that a psychopharmacologic medication is necessary to treat the resident's medical symptoms;

(2) The drug is prescribed by a physician or health care professional with prescriptive authority;

(3) The resident's negotiated care plan includes strategies and modifications of the environment and staff behavior to address the symptoms for which the medication is prescribed;

(4) Changes in medication only occur when the prescriber decides it is medically necessary; and

(5) The resident or resident representative is aware the resident is taking the psychopharmacologic medication and its purpose.