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RSA 161-I:7 · Rulemaking

Title
XII: PUBLIC SAFETY AND WELFARE
Chapter
161-I · PERSONAL CARE SERVICES
Status
current
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161-I:7 Rulemaking. – The commissioner shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to:

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I.

Criteria for approving home health or other qualified agencies to offer personal care services, including but not limited to:

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(a)

Qualifications and training of providers.

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(b)

Oversight of providers.

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(c)

Service definition.

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(d)

Reporting requirements.

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(e)

Record-keeping.

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(f)

Personnel requirements.

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(g)

Care planning.

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(h)

Service delivery oversight.

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(i)

Scope of service.

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(j)

Quality assurance measures.

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(k)

Structure of the business entity.

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II.

The provision of personal care services by personal care services providers, including the provision of consumer-directed personal care services.

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III.

The provision of intermediary services by a home health agency or other qualified agency to facilitate the delivery of consumer-directed personal care services.

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IV.

The use of a representative in consumer-directed services.

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V.

Guidelines for state-authorized plans of care.

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VI.

Criteria for the authorization of reimbursement of a parent for the provision of personal care services pursuant to RSA 161-I:3-a. Source. 2000, 255:1. 2006, 132:3, eff. July 18, 2006. Commission to Study the Shortage of Nurses and Other Skilled Health Care Workers for Home Health Care Services and Post-Acute Care Services

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Source note

Source. 2000, 255:1. 2006, 132:3, eff. July 18, 2006. Commission to Study the Shortage of Nurses and Other Skilled Health Care Workers for Home Health Care Services and Post-Acute Care Services

Source history

  • 2000, 255:1
  • 2006, 132:3, eff. July 18, 2006. Commission to Study the Shortage of Nurses and Other Skilled Health Care Workers for Home Health Care Services and Post-Acute Care Services

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Bill relationships

  • 2026 SB670 reference · effective 2026-07-01

    unteer caregiver, consultant, or contractor directly, or through an authorized representative or fiscal intermediary, to provide personal care services, as defined in RSA 161-E or RSA 161-I, may, with the consent of the current or prospective caregiver, consultant, contractor, or volunteer, submit his or her name for review against the registry and, if he or she is on the registry, and with the further per

  • 2026 SB670-FN-A reference · effective 2026-07-01

    unteer caregiver, consultant, or contractor directly, or through an authorized representative or fiscal intermediary, to provide personal care services, as defined in RSA 161-E or RSA 161-I, may, with the consent of the current or prospective caregiver, consultant, contractor, or volunteer, submit his or her name for review against the registry and, if he or she is on the registry, and with the further per