Streamlines monitoring and oversight activities for community residential service business providers in Washington.
The bill aims to streamline monitoring and oversight activities for community residential service business providers in Washington. It limits the number of annual routine reviews to one per provider, except for specific activities like incident reports and complaint investigations. The Department of Social and Health Services is required to adopt rules for document and record sharing to minimize redundant requests. The bill also seeks to eliminate redundant audit and reporting requirements, consolidate reviews, and improve data sharing to reduce administrative burden.
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