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Conn. Agencies Regs. § 17b-262-596 : Social Services —Requirements for Payment of Home Health Agencies —Requirements for Payment of Personal Care Assistance Services for Adults —262-596 - Personal care assistant qualifications
Text
(a)
The consumer is responsible for ensuring that his or her personal care assistants meet all of the following qualifications:
(1)
be at least 16 years of age except that, if the consumer chooses to hire an individual who is 16 or 17 years old, the consumer shall comply with specific standards and restrictions imposed by state and federal law;
(2)
be able to understand and carry out directions given by the consumer or conservator;
(3)
be physically able to perform all duties delineated in the service plan;
(4)
be willing to receive training from the consumer or conservator in performance of all personal care assistance services delineated in the service plan;
(5)
be able to handle emergencies; and
(6)
demonstrate competencies in effective employer/employee relationships, disability awareness, use of equipment, and activities of daily living.
(b)
The Commissioner shall require any person providing personal care assistance services to a consumer to submit to a criminal background check.
(c)
The Commissioner shall have the discretion to refuse payments for personal care assistance services if the personal care assistant performing the services has been convicted in this state or any other state of a felony, as defined in section
53a-25
of the Connecticut General Statutes, involving forgery under section
53a-137
of the Connecticut General Statutes, robbery under section
53a-133
of the Connecticut General Statutes, larceny under sections
53a-119
,
53a-122
,
53a-123
and
53a-124
of the Connecticut General Statutes, or of a violation of section
53a-290
to
53a-296
, inclusive involving vendor fraud, section
53-20
of the Connecticut General Statutes involving cruelty to persons, sections
53a-70
,
53a-70a
,
53a-70b
,
53a-71
,
53a-72a
,
53a-72b
, or
53a-73a
of the Connecticut General Statutes involving sexual assault, section
53a-59
of the Connecticut General Statutes involving assault, section
53a-59a
of the Connecticut General Statutes involving assault of an elderly, blind, disabled, pregnant or mentally retarded person, and sections
53a-320
to
53a-323
, inclusive, of the Connecticut General Statutes involving abuse of elderly, blind, disabled or mentally retarded persons.
(d)
A personal care assistant may be suspended from participation in the program if he or she has accepted payment for services that were never provided to the consumer or otherwise violates the rules, regulations, standards or laws governing the program, in accordance with sections
17-83k-1
to
17-83k-7
, inclusive, of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
(e)
The department may deny coverage of services performed by a personal care assistant who does not meet the department's qualifications as set forth in this section.
Conn. Agencies Regs. § 17b-262-596
Adopted effective February 8, 1999; Amended March 9, 2006
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