Hawaii SB3052 amends community care foster family home regulations to establish standards, procedures, and grievance processes.
Hawaii SB3052 amends Section 321-483 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to update the rules for community care foster family homes. The bill mandates standards for conditions and competence, procedures for obtaining and renewing approval, and minimum grievance procedures for clients. It also requires primary caregivers to have at least one year of prior work experience as a caregiver in a community residential setting or medical facility. The bill further mandates that primary caregivers be at least 21 years old and substitute caregivers be at least 18 years old.
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