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(1) are provided to a recipient in one of the following recipient categories:

(A) children with complex medical conditions;

(B) adults with physical and developmental disabilities;

(C) individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities;

(2) are provided in accordance with the department’s Residential Habilitation Services Conditions of Participation, adopted by reference in 7 AAC 160.900;

(3) are approved under 7 AAC 130.217 and 7 AAC 130.218 as part of the recipient’s support plan;

(4) receive prior authorization; and

(5) meet the requirements specified in this section for

(A) family home habilitation services described in (b) of this section;

(B) supported-living habilitation services described in (d) of this section;

(C) group-home habilitation services described in (f) of this section; or

(D) in-home support habilitation services described in (h) of this section. (b) The department will consider residential habilitation services to be family home habilitation services if

(1) the family home habilitation services site

(A) is a residence licensed as an assisted living home or a foster home under AS 47.32; and

(B) provides 24-hour care;

(2) the recipient’s primary caregiver

(A) lives with the recipient in the same residence;

(B) is not a member of the recipient’s immediate family, or an individual with a duty to support the recipient under state law; and

(C) provides the oversight, care, and support needed by the recipient to prevent risk of institutionalization of that recipient; and

(3) the health, safety, and welfare of a recipient living in a family home habilitation services site for the purpose of receiving services under this subsection are not at risk because of the primary caregiver’s other obligations. (c) The department will pay for family home habilitation services under (b) of this section