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# Records on File Concerning In-Home Service Providers

18230

If the contractor's policies allow payment for in-home care, the contractor shall maintain in its file the following records concerning in-home care providers: 

              (a) A description of the caregiver's qualifications and work experience obtained during a personal interview with the care-giver. 

              (b) A declaration by the care giver that he or she is in good health. 

              (c) A signed statement from the parent verifying that the parent has interviewed and approved of the caregiver. 

              (d) A California driver's license number or other valid and recognized form of identification to verify that the caregiver is at least eighteen (18) years of age.

> NOTE: Authority cited: Sections 8261 and 8269, Education Code. Reference: Section 8203, Education Code.


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