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Pa. Code 5310.123

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Residential service plan

Jurisdiction: PA Agency: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (OMHSAS) and Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP)
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This regulation governs individualized residential service planning for children enrolled in Community Residential Rehabilitation Services (CRRS) programs in Pennsylvania. It requires CRRS staff to develop a written service plan with the child, parents, and any custodial agency, addressing areas such as self-care, health care, interpersonal skills, and community participation. The plan must include short- and long-term goals, and each child must be assigned a primary staff person to coordinate the residential service plan with other involved agencies. This section supersedes corresponding provisions in the general residential service plan requirements (§ 5310.33) for CRRS programs serving children.

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55 Pa. Code § 5310.123 - Residential service plan 

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(a)
 Upon
 the child's enrollment, an individualized written client residential service
 plan shall be developed by the community residential rehabilitation service
 (CRRS) staff with the child's parent, the agency having custody of the child,
 if applicable, and the child when the child is 14 years of age or older. When
 the child is under 14 years of age the child may be included in the development
 of the individual residential service plan, as appropriate.

(b)
 The service plan shall be based on an
 evaluation of the child's social and emotional development relative to age
 appropriate expectations for functioning in interpersonal relationships within
 the family, peer groups and the community. The service plan includes as needed:
 
(1)
 Self care skills.

(2)
 Health care, including medication
 management.

(3)
 Housekeeping
 skills.

(4)
 Ability to meet
 nutritional needs.

(5)

 Mobility.

(6)
 Money management
 skills.

(7)
 Interpersonal
 skills.

(8)
 Educational/vocational
 pursuits.

(9)
 Use of leisure
 time.

(10)
 Time
 structuring.

(11)
 Community
 participation.

(c)
 The
 service plan must specify short and long-term goals for service formulated by
 staff and parent of the child, the agency having legal custody of the child, if
 applicable, and the child when the child is 14 years of age or older. When the
 child is under 14 years of age, the child may be included in specifying goals
 whenever possible.

(d)
 The child's
 parent, the agency having custody of the child, if applicable, and the child
 shall participate in the goal-setting, service planning, decision-making and
 progress assessment associated with the service plan.

(e)
 At the time of enrollment into CRRS and
 through the service period, each client must be assigned a primary staff person
 who is responsible for assuring that the residential service plan is
 coordinated with the service plans of other agencies having responsibility for
 specific facets of the child's life, for example, education agencies, children
 and youth agencies, base service units, juvenile justice system, and mental
 health service agencies.

(f)

 Subsections (a)-(d) supersedes §
 
5310.33
(a), (b),
 (c)(1)
, and (f) (relating to residential
 service plan). Subsection (e) supersedes §
 
5310.33
(h)
. The
 requirement of §
 
5310.33
(e)
 does
 not apply to CRRS programs serving children.

Notes

55

 Pa. Code §
 
5310.123

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