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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor
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Ch. 355
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(5) (6) REQUIRE THE PROVIDER TO MAINTAIN HEALTH CARE
RECORDS DURING THE PLACEMENT OF A CHILD IN THEIR ITS RESIDENTIAL CHILD
CARE PROGRAM, INCLUDING:
(I) HEALTH INSURANCE INFORMATION;
(II) POWERS OF ATTORNEY, IF APPLICABLE;
(III) A HISTORY OF PRIMARY AND PREVENTIVE CARE AND ANY
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR CONTINUING CARE;
(IV) A HISTORY OF THE HEALTH CARE PROVIDED FOR BEHAVIORAL,
MENTAL, OR SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS AND ANY ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR
CONTINUING CARE; AND
(V) DOCUMENTATION OF DOCTOR AND DENTIST VISITS;
(6) (7) REQUIRE A PROVIDER TO COMPLY WITH § 7-309 OF THE
EDUCATION ARTICLE;
(7) (8) INCLUDE A PLAN FOR THE RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE
PROGRAM'S INTERACTION WITH THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY, INCLUDING A
MECHANISM FOR RESPONDING TO COMPLAINTS;
(8) (9) REQUIRE AN ANNUAL FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE, INCLUDING:
(I) A CERTIFIED FINANCIAL AUDIT OF REVENUES AND
EXPENDITURES PREPARED BY A LICENSED ACCOUNTANT;
(II) A CERTIFIED FINANCIAL AUDIT PREPARED BY A LICENSED
ACCOUNTANT THAT COMPARES ACTUAL REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES TO THE
BUDGET SUBMITTED TO THE INTERAGENCY RATE COMMITTEE FOR THE PURPOSE OF
GENERATING THE PROGRAM'S RATE; AND
(III) A STATEMENT IDENTIFYING ANY INTEREST THAT THE
PROVIDER OR AN EMPLOYEE OF THE PROVIDER HAS WITH A BUSINESS OR ENTITY
THAT ACCOUNTS FOR 5% OR MORE OF THE PROGRAM'S EXPENDITURES;
(9) (10) REQUIRE A PROVIDER AND THE EMPLOYEES OF THE PROVIDER
HAVING DIRECT CONTACT WITH CHILDREN IN A RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE
PROGRAM TO BE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OF AGE; AND
(10) (11) REQUIRE THE RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE PROGRAM TO HAVE A
CERTIFIED PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR AS REQUIRED UNDER § 20-301 OF THE
HEALTH OCCUPATIONS ARTICLE.
13-505 1-105.
THE SINGLE POINT OF ENTRY SHALL PROVIDE A SAMPLE CONTRACT THAT
INCLUDES AN EXAMPLE OF THE PROVISIONS REQUIRED UNDER § 13-503 1-103 OF
THIS SUBTITLE TITLE TO EACH POTENTIAL PROVIDER INTERESTED IN BECOMING
LICENSED TO OPERATE A RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE PROGRAM.
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