Kansas Administrative Code

Administration. (a) Adminis- trator and operator responsibilities. The admin- istrator or operator of each assisted living facility or residential health care facility (“facility”) shall ensure that the facility is operated in a manner so that each resident receives care and serv…

Staff qualifications. (a) The administrator or operator of each assisted living facility or residential health care facility shall en- sure the provision of a sufficient number of qual- ified personnel to provide each resident with ser- vices and care in accordance with that resi…

Staff development. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each assisted living fa- cility or residential health care facility shall ensure the provision of orientation to new employees and regular in-service education for all employees to ensure that the services provided assist …

Disaster and emergency pre- paredness. (a) The administrator or operator of each assisted living facility or residential health care facility shall ensure the provision of a suffi- cient number of staff members to take residents who would require assistance in an emergency or dis…

Resident records. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each assisted living fa- cility or residential health care facility shall ensure the maintenance of a record for each resident in accordance with accepted professional standards and practices. (1) Designated staff shall mai…

Community governance. (a) The administrator or operator of each assisted liv- ing facility or residential health care facility shall ensure the facilitation of the organization of at least one resident council, each of which shall meet at least quarterly to provide residents with…

Resident criteria. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each assisted living fa- cility or residential health care facility shall ensure the development and implementation of written admission, transfer, and discharge policies that protect the rights of each resident, pursuant …

Resident functional capacity screening. (a) On or before each individual’s ad- mission to an assisted living facility or residential health care facility, a licensed nurse, a licensed so- cial worker, or the administrator or operator shall conduct a screening to determine the ind…

Negotiated service agree- ment.(a)Theadministratororoperatorofeachas- sistedlivingfacilityorresidentialhealthcarefacility shall ensure the development of a written negotiat- ed service agreement for each resident, based on the resident’s functional capacity screening, service nee…

General services. (a) Range of services. The administrator or operator of each 1006 DEPARTMENT FOR AGING AND DISABILITY SERVICES 26-41-203 assisted living facility or residential health care fa- cility shall ensure the provision or coordination of the range of services specified …

Health care services. (a) The administrator or operator in each assisted living facility or residential health care facility shall en- sure that a licensed nurse provides or coordinates the provision of necessary health care services that meet the needs of each resident and are i…

Medication management. (a) Self-administration of medication. Any resident may self-administer and manage medications in- dependently or by using a medication container or syringe prefilled by a licensed nurse or phar- macist or by a family member or friend providing this service…

Dietary services. (a) Provision of dietary services. The administrator or opera- tor of each assisted living facility or residential health care facility shall ensure the provision or coordination of dietary services to residents as identified in each resident’s negotiated servic…

Infection control. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each assisted living fa- cility or residential health care facility shall ensure the provision of a safe, sanitary, and comfortable environment for residents. (b) Each administrator or operator shall ensure the development…

Administration. (a) Adminis- trator and operator responsibilities. The admin- istrator or operator of each home plus (“home”) shallensurethatthehomeisoperatedinamanner so that each resident receives care and services in accordance with each resident’s functional capac- ity screen…

Staff qualifications. (a) The administrator or operator of each home plus shall ensure the provision of a sufficient number of qualified personnel to provide each resident with services and care in accordance with that resi- dent’s functional capacity screening, health care servi…

Staff development. (a) The administrator or operator of each home plus shall ensure the provision of orientation to new em- ployees and regular in-service education for all employees to ensure that the services provided assist residents to attain and maintain their indi- vidualit…

Disaster and emergency pre- paredness. (a) The administrator or operator of each home plus shall ensure the provision of a suf- ficient number of staff members to take residents who would require assistance in an emergency or disaster to a secure location. (b) Each administrator …

Resident records. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each home plus shall ensure the maintenance of a record for each res- ident in accordance with accepted professional standards and practices. (1) Designated staff shall maintain the record of each discharged resident who is…

Resident criteria. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each home plus shall ensure the development and implementation of written admission, transfer, and discharge policies that protect the rights of each resident, pursuant to K.A.R. 26-39-102. In addition, the administra- tor…

Resident functional capacity screening. (a) On or before each individual’s ad- mission to a home plus, a licensed nurse, a licensed social worker, or the administrator or operator shall conduct a screening to determine the individual’s functional capacity and shall record all fin…

Negotiatedserviceagreement. (a) The administrator or operator of each home plus shall ensure the development of a written ne- gotiatedserviceagreementforeachresident,based on the resident’s functional capacity screening, ser- vice needs, and preferences, in collaboration with the…

General services. (a) Range of services. The administrator or operator of each home plus shall ensure the provision or coordina- tion of the range of services specified in each resi- dent’s negotiated service agreement. The range of services may include the following: (1) Daily m…

Health care services. (a) The administrator or operator in each home plus shall ensure that a licensed nurse provides or coordi- nates the provision of necessary health care ser- vices that meet the needs of each resident and are in accordance with the functional capacity screen-…

Medication management. (a) Self-administration of medication. Any resident may self-administer and manage medications in- dependently or by using a medication container or syringe prefilled by a licensed nurse or phar- macist or by a family member or friend providing this service…

Dietary services. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each home plus shall ensure the provision or coordination of dietary services to residents as identified in each resi- dent’s negotiated service agreement. (b) The supervisory responsibility for dietetic services shall be a…

Infection control. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each home plus shall ensure the provision of a safe, sanitary, and com- fortable environment for residents. (b) Each administrator or operator shall ensure the development of policies and implementation of procedures to pr…

Administration. (a) Adminis- trator and operator responsibilities. The admin- istrator or operator of each adult day care facility (“facility”) shall ensure that the facility is oper- ated in a manner so that each resident receives care and services in accordance with each resi- …

Staff qualifications. (a) The administrator or operator of each adult day care facility shall ensure the provision of a sufficient number of qualified personnel to provide each resident with services and care in accordance with that resident’s functional capacity screening, healt…

Staff development. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each adult day care facil- ity shall ensure the provision of orientation to new employees and regular in-service education for all employees to ensure that the services provided as- sist residents to attain and maintain th…

Disaster and emergency pre- paredness. (a) The administrator or operator of each adult day care facility shall ensure the pro- vision of a sufficient number of staff members to take residents who would require assistance in an emergency or disaster to a secure location. (b) Each …

Resident records. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each adult day care fa- cility shall ensure the maintenance of a record for each resident in accordance with accepted profes- sional standards and practices. (1) Designated staff shall maintain the record of each discharged…

Community governance. (a) The administrator or operator of each adult day care facility shall ensure the facilitation of the or- ganization of at least one resident council, each of which shall meet at least quarterly to provide residents with a forum to provide input into com- m…

Resident criteria. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each adult day care facility shall ensure the development and imple- mentation of written admission, transfer, and dis- charge policies that protect the rights of each res- ident, pursuant to K.A.R. 26-39-102. In addition,…

Resident functional capaci- ty screening. (a) On or before each individual’s admission to an adult day care facility, a licensed nurse, a licensed social worker, or the administra- tor or operator shall conduct a screening to deter- mine the individual’s functional capacity and s…

Negotiated service agree- ment. (a) The administrator or operator of each adult day care facility shall ensure the develop- ment of a written negotiated service agreement for each resident, based on the resident’s func- tional capacity screening, service needs, and pref- erences,…

General services. (a) Range of services. The administrator or operator of each adult day care facility shall ensure the provision or coordination of the range of services specified in each resident’s negotiated service agreement. The range of services may include the following: (…

Health care services. (a) The administrator or operator in each adult day care facility shall ensure that a licensed nurse provides or coordinates the provision of necessary health care services that meet the needs of each resident and are in accordance with the functional capaci…

Medication management. (a) Self-administration of medication. Any resident may self-administer and manage medications in- dependently or by using a medication container or syringe prefilled by a licensed nurse or phar- macist or by a family member or friend providing this service…

Dietary services. (a) Provision of dietary services. The administrator or operator of each adult day care facility shall ensure the pro- vision or coordination of dietary services to res- idents as identified in each resident’s negotiated service agreement. If the administrator o…

Infection control. (a) The ad- ministrator or operator of each adult day care fa- cility shall ensure the provision of a safe, sanitary, and comfortable environment for residents. (b) Each administrator or operator shall ensure the development of policies and implementation of pr…

(Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 75-5908; effective, T-86-48, Dec. 18, 1985; effective May 1, 1986; amended May 1, 1987; amended, T-89-14, April 26, 1988; amended Oct. 1, 1988; revoked May 31, 2002.)

(Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 75-5908; effective, T-86-48, Dec. 18, 1985; effective May 1, 1986; amended May 1, 1987; amended, T-89-14, April 26, 1988; amended Oct. 1, 1988; revoked July 15, 2011.)

(Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 75-5908; effective, T-86-48, Dec. 18, 1985; effective May 1, 1986; amended Nov. 14, 1997; re- voked July 15, 2011.)

(Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 75-5908; effective, T-86-48, Dec. 18, 1985; effective May 1, 1986; revoked July 15, 2011.)

(Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 75-5908; effective, T-86-48, Dec. 18, 1985; effective May 1, 1986; amended Sept. 7, 1993; re- voked July 15, 2011.)

(Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 2001 Supp. 75-5908; effective, T-86-48, Dec. 12, 1985; effective May 1, 1986; amended Sept. 7, 1993; amended, T-26-7-1-96, July 1, 1996; amended Nov. 8, 1996; amended Nov. 14, 1997; amended May 31, 2002; revoked July 15, 2011.)

(Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 75-5908; effective, T-86-48, Dec. 18, 1985; effective May 1, 1986; revoked July 15, 2011.)

(Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 75-5908; effective, T-89-14, April 26, 1988; effective Oct. 1, 1988; revoked July 15, 2011.) 26-5-9 and 26-5-10. (Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 75-5908; effective, T-26-7- 1-96, July 1, 1996; effective Nov. 8, 1996; revoked July 15, …

Definitions. Each of the follow- ing terms, as used in this article, shall have the meaning specified in this regulation: (a) “Clini- cal instruction” shall mean training in which the trainee demonstrates knowledge and skills while performing tasks on a person under the direct su…