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This document provides an overview and checklist of responsibilities for recipients acting as employers within the In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) program in California. It details the legal and

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How to fill out In-Home Supportive Services Recipient/Employer Checklist

1. Begin with your personal information: Enter your name, address, and contact details at the top of the checklist.
2. Provide the date: Write the current date to indicate when the checklist is being filled out.
3. List the names of the recipients: Include the names of individuals who will be receiving in-home supportive services.
4. Detail the services needed: Specify the types of services the recipients require, such as personal care, meal preparation, or household chores.
5. Indicate the hours of service: Write down the number of hours needed for each type of service listed.
6. Verify eligibility: Check to ensure that all recipients meet the eligibility requirements for In-Home Supportive Services.
7. Sign the checklist: Have the recipient or their authorized representative sign and date the checklist to confirm accuracy and understanding.

Who needs In-Home Supportive Services Recipient/Employer Checklist?

1. Individuals who are elderly and need assistance with daily living activities.
2. People with disabilities requiring support to maintain independence in their home.
3. Patients recovering from surgery or illness who need temporary help at home.
4. Families seeking assistance for loved ones who are unable to care for themselves.

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Is the recipient an employer for IHSS?

If you are approved for IHSS, you must hire someone (your individual provider) to perform the authorized services. You are considered your provider's employer and, therefore, it is your responsibility to hire, train, supervise, and fire this individual.

What does an in-home care provider do?

Home health and personal care aides typically do the following: Assist clients in their daily personal tasks, such as bathing or dressing. Perform housekeeping tasks, such as laundry, washing dishes, and vacuuming. Help to organize a client's schedule and plan appointments.

What are IHSS provider duties and responsibilities?

One of the most significant aspects of this role involves assisting individuals with their daily personal care needs. This can include helping with bathing, dressing, grooming, and other hygiene-related tasks. You may also assist with toileting and incontinence care.

What disqualifies you from IHSS?

All IHSS recipients will now be assigned “maximum weekly hours.” To find your recipients' maximum weekly hours, divide their total monthly authorized hours by four. The timesheet itself will not change. Continue reporting your hours worked on your timesheet as you always have.

What does an IHSS caregiver do?

The types of services which can be authorized through IHSS are housecleaning, meal preparation, laundry, grocery shopping, personal care services (such as and bladder care, bathing, grooming and paramedical services), accompaniment to medical appointments, and protective supervision for the mentally impaired.

What can an IHSS provider not do?

IHSS providers are not authorized to diagnose or treat medical conditions. They should not: Diagnose Illnesses: Providers cannot make medical diagnoses or give medical advice.

What are the duties of an in home supportive services provider?

What services does In-Home Supportive Services provide? Household chores, such as cooking, cleaning, and laundry. Personal care services, such as dressing, bathing, and feeding. Transportation and accompaniment to medical appointments. Protective supervision, and. Paramedical services as ordered by a physician.

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What is In-Home Supportive Services Recipient/Employer Checklist?

The In-Home Supportive Services Recipient/Employer Checklist is a document that outlines the responsibilities and requirements for both the recipient of in-home support services and the employer of the caregivers providing those services.

Who is required to file In-Home Supportive Services Recipient/Employer Checklist?

Recipients of in-home supportive services and their employers are required to file the In-Home Supportive Services Recipient/Employer Checklist to ensure compliance with program guidelines.

How to fill out In-Home Supportive Services Recipient/Employer Checklist?

To fill out the checklist, recipients and employers should carefully complete each section by providing accurate information regarding the services needed, the provider's details, and any relevant contractual agreements.

What is the purpose of In-Home Supportive Services Recipient/Employer Checklist?

The purpose of the checklist is to establish clear guidelines and ensure that all parties understand their roles, responsibilities, and the necessary documentation needed for effective service delivery.

What information must be reported on In-Home Supportive Services Recipient/Employer Checklist?

The checklist must report information including the recipient's name, contact information, type of services needed, the caregiver's details, hours of service, and any health and safety requirements.