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base the decision to waive the limit on the number of recipients in the home on an evaluation of the criteria in (1) of this subsection;

(3) when family home habilitation services are authorized for a recipient, the department will not make separate payment for

(A) chore services under 7 AAC 127.087;

(B) family-directed respite care services under 7 AAC 130.280;

(C) transportation services under 7 AAC 130.290;

(D) meal services under 7 AAC 130.295; or

(E) services provided by another resident of a family home habilitation service site;

(4) a provider certified in accordance with 7 AAC 130.220(a)(1)(E) shall

(A) notify the department, the recipient’s care coordinator, and the recipient or recipient’s representative

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base the decision to waive the limit on the number of recipients in the home on an evaluation of the criteria in (1) of this subsection;

(3) when family home habilitation services are authorized for a recipient, the department will not make separate payment for

(A) chore services under 7 AAC 127.087;

(B) family-directed respite care services under 7 AAC 130.280;

(C) transportation services under 7 AAC 130.290;

(D) meal services under 7 AAC 130.295; or

(E) services provided by another resident of a family home habilitation service site;

(4) a provider certified in accordance with 7 AAC 130.220(a)(1)(E) shall

(A) notify the department, the recipient’s care coordinator, and the recipient or recipient’s representative

(i)30 days before moving a recipient from, or replacing…#

(i) 30 days before moving a recipient from, or replacing the primary caregiver at, a family home habilitation services site that was evaluated using the criteria under this subsection; and

(ii)not later than one business day after any unplanned…#

(ii) not later than one business day after any unplanned relocation or replacement of the primary caregiver, if the provider determined that the relocation or replacement was necessary to protect the recipient’s health, safety, and welfare;

(B) consult with the recipient’s care coordinator and the recipient or recipient’s representative to evaluate whether the criteria specified in this subsection will be met if the recipient is relocated or the primary caregiver is replaced, or are met in the event of an unplanned relocation of the recipient or unplanned replacement of the primary caregiver; and

(C) demonstrate to the department’s satisfaction, in an amendment to the support plan under 7 AAC l30.217(d), that

(i) the criteria in this subsection were evaluated in regard to the needs of the recipient;

(ii) the relocation site meets the needs of the recipient; and

(iii) the primary caregiver at the relocation site or the primary caregiver replacement is capable of providing family home habilitation services to the recipient. (d) The department will consider residential habilitation services to be supported-living habilitation services if the services are provided on a one-to-one basis to a recipient 18 years of age or older living full-time in that recipient’s private residence. (e) The department will pay for supported-living habilitation services under (d) of this