Florida Senate - 2012 COMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No. CS for SB 694
Barcode 645958
LEGISLATIVE ACTION
Senate . House
Comm: WD .
01/25/2012 .
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The Committee on Health Regulation (Fasano) recommended the
following:
1 Senate Amendment
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3 Delete lines 211 - 270
4 and insert:
5 (d) Each employee hired on or after July 1, 2012, who
6 provides direct care to ADRD participants, must receive and
7 review an orientation plan that includes, at a minimum:
8 1. Procedures to locate an ADRD participant who has
9 wandered from the center. These procedures shall be reviewed
10 regularly with all direct care staff.
11 2. Information on the Silver Alert program in this state.
12 3. Information regarding available products or programs
13 used to identify ADRD participants or prevent them from
14 wandering away from the center, their home, or other locations.
15 (7)(a) An ADRD participant admitted to an adult day care
16 center licensed under this section, or the caregiver when
17 applicable, must:
18 1. Require ongoing supervision to maintain the highest
19 level of medical or custodial functioning and have a
20 demonstrated need for a responsible party to oversee his or her
21 care.
22 2. Not actively demonstrate aggressive behavior that places
23 himself, herself, or others at risk of harm.
24 3. Provide the following medical documentation signed by a
25 licensed physician or a health care provider who is under the
26 direct supervision of a licensed physician:
27 a. Any physical, health, or emotional conditions that
28 require medical care.
29 b. A listing of the ADRD participant’s current prescribed
30 and over-the-counter medications and dosages, diet restrictions,
31 mobility restrictions, and other physical limitations.
32 4. Provide documentation signed by a health care provider
33 licensed in this state which indicates that the ADRD participant
34 is free of the communicable form of tuberculosis and free of
35 signs and symptoms of other communicable diseases.
36 (b) Before admitting an ADRD participant to an adult day
37 care center licensed under this section, the center shall
38 determine whether:
39 1. The medical, psychological, safety, and behavioral
40 support and intervention required by the ADRD participant can be
41 provided by the center.
42 2. The resources required to assist with the ADRD
43 participant’s acuity level of care and support needed can be
44 provided or coordinated by the center.
45 (8)(a) An ADRD participant’s file must include a data
46 sheet, which must be completed within 45 days before or within
47 24 hours after admission to an adult day care center licensed
48 under this section. The data sheet must contain:
49 1. Information regarding the status of the ADRD
50 participant’s enrollment in an identification or wandering
51 prevention program, including the name of the program; and
52 2. A current photograph of the ADRD participant.
53 (b) Dementia-specific services shall be documented in the
54 ADRD participant’s file.
55 (c) Notes regarding services provided to the ADRD
56 participant must be entered at least monthly in the ADRD
57 participant’s file, and must indicate the ADRD participant’s
58 status or progress toward achieving identified goals. Additional
59 notes must be entered more frequently if indicated by the ADRD
60 participant’s condition.
61 (d) An ADRD participant, or the participant's caregiver,
62 shall annually provide the center with updated medical
63 documentation required under subparagraphs (7)(a)3. and 4., and
64 the center must place that documentation in the ADRD
65 participant’s file.
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