(d) Medication and Treatment. shall have the ability to: (i) Provide or ensure assistance with taking medication; or (ii) Administer necessary medication and treatment, including monitoring the effects of the medication and treatment. (e) Behavioral Condition. Staff shall have the ability to monitor and provide or ensure intervention to manage frequent behaviors which are likely to disrupt or harm the resident or others. (f) Psychological or Psychiatric Condition. Staff shall have the ability to monitor and manage frequent psychological or psychiatric episodes that may require limited skilled interpretation, or prompt intervention or support. (g) Social and Recreational Interests. Staff shall have the ability to provide or ensure ongoing assistance in accessing social and recreational services. (4) Level 3: High Level of Care. (a) An assisted living program that accepts a resident who requires a high of care shall have staff with the abilities to provide the services listed in §G(4)(b)—(g) of this regulation, and the program shall provide those services. (b) Health and Wellness. Staff shall have the ability to: (i) Recognize and accurately describe and define a resident's health condition and identify likely causes and risks associated with the residents' condition; and (ii) Provide or ensure ongoing access to and coordination of comprehensive health services and interventions including nursing overview. (c) Functional Condition. Staff shall have the ability to provide or ensure comprehensive support as frequently as needed to compensate for any number of activities of daily living deficits.
(d) Medication and Treatment. shall have the ability to: (i) Provide or ensure assistance with taking medication; or (ii) Administer necessary medication and treatment, including monitoring the effects of the medication and treatment. (e) Behavioral Condition. Staff shall have the ability to monitor and provide or ensure intervention to manage frequent behaviors which are likely to disrupt or harm the resident or others. (f) Psychological or Psychiatric Condition. Staff shall have the ability to monitor and manage frequent psychological or psychiatric episodes that may require limited skilled interpretation, or prompt intervention or support. (g) Social and Recreational Interests. Staff shall have the ability to provide or ensure ongoing assistance in accessing social and recreational services. (4) Level 3: High Level of Care. (a) An assisted living program that accepts a resident who requires a high of care shall have staff with the abilities to provide the services listed in §G(4)(b)—(g) of this regulation, and the program shall provide those services. (b) Health and Wellness. Staff shall have the ability to: (i) Recognize and accurately describe and define a resident's health condition and identify likely causes and risks associated with the residents' condition; and (ii) Provide or ensure ongoing access to and coordination of comprehensive health services and interventions including nursing overview. (c) Functional Condition. Staff shall have the ability to provide or ensure comprehensive support as frequently as needed to compensate for any number of activities of daily living deficits.
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