The crisis diversion bed services provider must provide the following services and activities:
(1) Support staff, twenty-four hour per day, seven days a week, to meet the client's needs as identified in the client's assessment;
(2) Access to the instruction and support services identified in the client's individual support plan;
(3) Three meals per day plus snacks;
(4) The following items at no cost to the client:
(a) Toiletries and personal care items;
(b) Bedding and towels;
(c) Access to laundry facilities; and
(d) Access to local telephone calls.
(5) Therapeutic interventions aimed at improving the client's functioning;
(6) Medication monitoring as needed;
(7) Transportation to and from the crisis diversion bed location and other necessary appointments or services;
(8) Referral to health care services as needed;
(9) Supports for performing personal hygiene routines and activities of daily living if needed by the client; and
(10) An accessible site for clients with physical disabilities.
[WSR 16-14-058, recodified as § 388-101D-0525, filed 6/30/16, effective 8/1/16. Statutory Authority: Chapter
71A.12 RCW. WSR 08-02-022, § 388-101-4090, filed 12/21/07, effective 2/1/08.]