Standards for Providers 660-05-30-05
(Revised
1/1/09 ML 3174)
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A provider of Adult Family Foster Care must:
- Be twenty-one years of
age or older
- Be the owner or lessee
of the licensed home. If
the home is leased the provider must be free of influence, control, and
direction in the operation of the home by the landlord
- Live continuously in the
licensed home
- Be in good physical health,
emotionally stable, and not abusing drugs or alcohol
- Not be related by blood
or marriage to a resident receiving care in the licensed home
- Must be enrolled as a qualified
service provider of Adult Family Foster Care. Competency requirements
are outlined in the “Qualified Service Provider Handbook/Adult Family
Foster Care Provider.” Copies of the handbook are available at the Aging
Services Division and on the DHS publications website. Potential
providers may obtain a copy from the County Social Service Agency.
- A provider may meet developmentally
disabled competency standards for homes in which the responsible provider
is licensed according to chapter 75-04-01 and services
are provided according to chapter 75-04-07 in lieu of the QSP enrollment
requirement. Documentation of completion of the competency standards must
be submitted with the Qualified Service Provider application.