Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 74.39A - Long-Term Care Services Options—Expansion.
74.39A.275 - Individual provider overtime—Annual expenditure reports to legislature and joint legislative-executive overtime oversight task force.

RCW 74.39A.275
Individual provider overtime—Annual expenditure reports to legislature and joint legislative-executive overtime oversight task force.

In order to monitor quality of care and safety of consumers, employment conditions of individual providers, and compliance with the provisions of payment of hours in excess of forty hours each workweek for any single individual provider, the department must provide annual expenditure reports to the legislative fiscal committees and joint legislative-executive overtime oversight task force created under RCW 74.39A.525. The report must contain the following information:
(1) The number of individual providers receiving payment for more than forty hours in a workweek, specifying how many of those individual providers were eligible for those hours due to meeting the conditions of RCW 74.39A.525.
(2) The number of hours paid and the amount paid for hours in excess of forty hours in a workweek, specifying how many of those hours and payments were for individual providers eligible for those hours and payments due to meeting the conditions of RCW 74.39A.525 (1) or (2).
(3) In reporting the information required in subsections (1) and (2) of this section, the department must provide total amounts, averages, and a display of the distribution of the amounts.
(4) The information required must be provided by department region and county of client, department program, and must be specified for individual providers by the number of clients they serve.
(5) Any personally identifiable information of consumers and individual providers used to develop this report is confidential under RCW 43.17.410 and exempt from public disclosure, inspection, or copying in accordance with chapter 42.56RCW. However, information may be released in aggregate form, with any personally identifiable information redacted, for the purpose of statistical analysis and oversight of agency performance and actions.

[ 2018 c 278 § 21; 2016 sp.s. c 30 § 3.]
NOTES:

Findings—Intent—2018 c 278: See note following RCW 74.39A.500.


Effective date—Overtime emergency rules—2016 sp.s. c 30: See notes following RCW 74.39A.270.

Structure Revised Code of Washington

Revised Code of Washington

Title 74 - Public Assistance

Chapter 74.39A - Long-Term Care Services Options—Expansion.

74.39A.005 - Findings.

74.39A.007 - Purpose and intent.

74.39A.009 - Definitions.

74.39A.010 - Assisted living services and enhanced adult residential care—Contracts—Rules.

74.39A.020 - Adult residential care—Contracts—Rules.

74.39A.030 - Expansion of home and community services—Payment rates.

74.39A.032 - Medicaid payment methodology for certain contracted assisted living facilities—Established by rule—Required components.

74.39A.035 - Expansion of nutrition services through the meals on wheels program.

74.39A.040 - Department assessment of and assistance to hospital patients in need of long-term care.

74.39A.051 - Quality improvement principles.

74.39A.056 - Background checks on long-term care workers.

74.39A.058 - Long-term care workforce work group.

74.39A.060 - Toll-free telephone number for complaints—Investigation and referral—Rules—Discrimination or retaliation prohibited.

74.39A.070 - Rules for qualifications and training requirements—Requirement that contractors comply with federal and state regulations.

74.39A.074 - Training requirements for long-term care workers—Rules.

74.39A.076 - Training requirements for individual providers caring for family members.

74.39A.078 - Rules for the approval of curricula for facility-based caregivers serving persons with behavioral health needs and geriatric behavioral health workers—Curricula requirements.

74.39A.080 - Department authority to take actions in response to noncompliance or violations.

74.39A.086 - Enforcement actions against persons not certified as home care aides and their employers—Rule-making authority.

74.39A.090 - Discharge planning—Contracts for case management services and reassessment and reauthorization—Assessment of case management roles and quality of in-home care services—Plan of care model language.

74.39A.095 - Case management services—Contractual requirements—Consumers' plans of care—Notification to consumer directed employer.

74.39A.100 - Chore services—Legislative finding, intent.

74.39A.110 - Chore services—Legislative policy and intent regarding available funds—Levels of service.

74.39A.120 - Chore services—Expenditure limitation—Priorities—Rule on patient resource limit.

74.39A.130 - Chore services—Department to develop program.

74.39A.140 - Chore services—Employment of public assistance recipients.

74.39A.150 - Chore services for persons with disabilities—Eligibility.

74.39A.155 - Support for persons at risk of institutional placement.

74.39A.160 - Transfer of assets—Penalties.

74.39A.170 - Recovery of payments—Transfer of assets rules for eligibility—Disclosure of estate recovery costs, terms, and conditions.

74.39A.180 - Authority to pay for probate actions and collection of bad debts.

74.39A.200 - Training curricula, materials—In public domain—Exceptions.

74.39A.210 - Disclosure of employee information—Employer immunity—Rebuttable presumption.

74.39A.240 - Definitions.

74.39A.250 - Individual provider referral registry—Consumer directed employer duties—Department duties.

74.39A.261 - Background checks on individual providers—Department duties.

74.39A.270 - Individual providers contracted with the department—Collective bargaining—Circumstances in which individual providers are considered public employees—Exceptions—Limitations.

74.39A.275 - Individual provider overtime—Annual expenditure reports to legislature and joint legislative-executive overtime oversight task force.

74.39A.300 - Funding process—Department-contracted individual providers.

74.39A.310 - Contract for individual home care services providers—Cost of change in wages and benefits funded or increase in labor rates.

74.39A.320 - Establishment of capital add-on rate—Determination of medicaid occupancy percentage.

74.39A.326 - In-home personal care or respite services to family members—Department not authorized to pay—Exceptions—Enforcement—Rules.

74.39A.331 - Peer mentoring.

74.39A.341 - Continuing education requirements for long-term care workers.

74.39A.351 - Advanced training.

74.39A.360 - Training partnership.

74.39A.370 - Addressing long-term care complaint workload.

74.39A.380 - Internal quality review and accountability program for residential care services—Quality assurance panel—Report.

74.39A.390 - Personal care services—Glove access.

74.39A.400 - Personal care services—Community first choice option.

74.39A.500 - Consumer directed employer program—Establishment—Structure—Vendor qualifications—Transition—Department duties.

74.39A.505 - Consumer directed employer program—Rule-making authority—2018 c 278.

74.39A.510 - Consumer directed employer program—Limitations.

74.39A.515 - Duties of consumer directed employers that employ individual providers—Case management responsibilities—Rule making.

74.39A.520 - Individual providers employed by a consumer directed employer—Consumer's right to select, schedule, supervise, or dismiss individual providers.

74.39A.525 - Overtime criteria—Department-contracted individual providers—Individual providers employed by a consumer directed employer—Rule making—Expenditure reports—Joint legislative-executive overtime oversight task force.

74.39A.530 - Consumer directed employer program—Labor and administrative rates—Rate-setting board—Funding process.

74.39A.800 - Changes to agreements—Performance of duties.

74.39A.900 - Section captions—1993 c 508.

74.39A.901 - Conflict with federal requirements.

74.39A.903 - Effective date—1993 c 508.