Utah Admin. Code R510-302-13 - Termination of Short Term Services
(1) A vulnerable adult has no entitlement or
right to short term services from APS.
(2) Short term services may be terminated at
any time by the vulnerable adult, APS, or through a court of competent
jurisdiction.
(3) Short term
services shall be terminated when:
(a) the
vulnerable adult is no longer in immediate danger of abuse, neglect or
exploitation;
(b) a vulnerable
adult who voluntarily accepted services requests that those services be
terminated;
(c) recommended by the
Case Review Committee;
(d) the
court terminates an order requiring APS to provide services;
(e) the vulnerable adult is receiving short
term services from other persons or agencies;
(f) the vulnerable adult's behavior is
abusive or violent and constitutes a threat;
(g) the vulnerable adult no longer meets the
eligibility requirements for services;
(h) the vulnerable adult refuses to comply
with the service plan;
(i) there is
insufficient funding to pay for the service;
(j) the vulnerable adult moves out of state;
or
(k) the vulnerable adult dies.
APS shall complete a deceased client report form in accordance with DHS policy
05-02.
(4) When APS
terminates short term services, a letter shall be sent to the vulnerable adult
stating the case is going to be terminated and the reason for termination. The
letter shall state that termination becomes effective 10 days from the date the
letter was sent unless the vulnerable adult requests an administrative review
of the reason for the termination and to decide if the services should be
reinstated or alternative services may be available.
Notes
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