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schedule; the personal care services agency must ensure that the recipient’s personal care assistant has the training necessary to implement the written plan safely; or

(i)the need for supervision has been confirmed by a…#

(i) the need for supervision has been confirmed by a swallow study that was conducted not earlier than one year before the date of application under 7 AAC 125.012; and

(ii)the report of that study is submitted to the department…#

(ii) the report of that study is submitted to the department with the recipient’s initial application under 7 AAC 125.012 or request for amendment under 7 AAC 125.026, or as requested by the department;

(6) for the ADL of toileting,

(A) moving a recipient to and from a location in the recipient’s home and the location of the toilet or commode, including all transfers and locomotion necessary to complete the ADL of toileting;

(B) assisting the recipient with the use of a bedpan or urinal;

(D) for a recipient in a consumer-directed program only, inserting a non-medicated suppository, digital stimulation, or other routine incontinence care;

(7) for the ADL of personal hygiene,

(A) washing and drying face, hands, or feet, when done separately from bathing;

(B) nail care for non-diabetic recipients;

(D) mouth and teeth care;

(E) brushing and combing hair;

(F) shaving, when done separately from bathing; or

(G) washing hair, when done separately from bathing;

(8) for the ADL of bathing, the washing of a recipient’s entire body, including the recipient’s hair, in a bathtub or shower, or by means of a sponge bath, and all transfers and locomotion necessary to complete the ADL of bathing. (c) Subject to the limitations in 7 AAC 125.040(a)(12), the department may authorize personal care services for one or more of the following types of physical assistance to enable a recipient to complete an IADL: