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Table of Contents Page ADMINISTRATIVE 1.001.1 Definition of Organization CI.2a 213 1.001.2 Mission Statement, Goals, and CI.1a,b Philosophy 1.002.1 Services Offered CII.2a 242 1.003.1 Service Area 220 1.004.1 Payment for Services 1.004.2 Fee Schedule 1.004.3 Target Population 1.005.1 Hours of Operation 210 1.006.1 Administrative Control CI.2a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i CI.3a,b,c CI4.c,d,h CIII.3c 210 242 243 244 259 260 299 1.006.2 Ethics Committee CI.7a,b,c 1.006.3 Corporate Compliance Plan 1.006.4 Branch Offices CII.5g 27 29 220 321 322 1.007.1 Professional Advisory Committee CII.5f 242 1.008.1 Annual Evaluation CI.5a CII.5f CIII.2a 1.009.1 Admission Criteria CI.5c 281 282 283 292 294 1.010.1 Discharge/Transfer from Service CI.5c 281 295 1.011.1 Contingency Plan 291 1.011.2 Agency Closure Procedures 217 1.012.1 Backup Coverage of Services 290 1.013.1 Business Associate Contract

Page ADMINISTRATIVE Cont. 1.014.1 Anti Fraud Program 1.016.1 Professional Standards & Principles CIII.5a 251 299 1.017.1 Financial Records 252 CIII.3a-g CIII.4a,b,d,e 1.017.2 Financial Planning 252 CII.4a CIII.3a,b,c,d,e,f,g CIII.4c 1.017.3 Capital Expenditures CIII.3a,d 1.018.1 Services Provided under Contract CI.5c 289 CIII.2a,b 1.019.1 Research Activities/Investigational Studies CI.8a-e 1.020.1 Public Disclosure CI.4d CII.1a 211 253 1.020.2 Disclosure to Licensing Authority 1.020.3 Change of Ownership/Administrative Control 1.021.1 Information Management CIII.6A 23 213 214 215 216 218 219 Page HUMAN RESOURCES 2.001.1 Reasonable Accommodations 2.002.1 Personnel Records CI.5d,h 246 CIII.1g,h 2.002.2 Employment References CIII.1g 2.002.3 Time Records 2.002.4 OIG Excluded List 2.003.1 Selection of Personnel CIII.1b CIII.1g 2.003.2 Classification of Personnel CI.4a,b CIII.1a 244 CIII.1c,g 2.003.3 Volunteers 248 2.003.4 Ethics CI.7b 2.003.5 Employee Dress Code CIII.1m

Page HUMAN RESOURCES Cont. 2.003.6 Employee Health Assessments CI.5d,e 2.004.1 Payday 2.005.1 Benefits & Wages 2.006.1 Confidentiality CI.5c,d CIII.1g 2.007.1 Orientation & Staff Development CI.3c CI.5d,e CII.2c CII.3c CII.7g CII.8c CIII.1f,g,k 2.008.1 Policy & Procedure Agreement 2.009.1 Competency Evaluation CIII.1g 701 2.010.1 Cell Phone and Texting 2.013.1 Performance Evaluation CI.5d CIII.1g,i,j 2.014.1 Employee Discipline 255 2.015.1 Termination/Separation of Employment CI.5d CIII.1e 2.016.1 Employee Grievances,d 2.017.1 Smoking 2.022.1 Professional Reporting CI.5c 251 2.023.1 Drug Testing 253 2.024.1 Conflict of Interest 2.025.1 Knowledge/Resource Center CI.5c,i CIII.1f Page RIGHTS RESPONSIBILITIES ETHICS 3.001.1 Client Conduct Responsibility & Rights CII.1b,c,d 282 292 3.001.2 Non Discrimination CI.5c CIII.1a 3.001.3 Program Accessibility 3.002.1 Solicitation/Distribution for 255 Referrals 3.002.2 Ethical Complaints

Page RIGHTS RESPONSIBILITIES ETHICS Cont. 3.003.1 Patients Complaints & Grievances CII.8a,b,c 282 292 3.004.1 Reporting Abuse Neglect or 249 Exploitation 3.004.2 Rights of the Elderly 282 3.005.1 Criminal History Checks (Staff) CIII.1g 3.005.2 Criminal History Checks (Admin) CIII.1g 247 3.005.3 Employee Misconduct Registry (EMR) 247 701 3.005.4 Nurse Aide Registry 247 701 3.005.5 National Sex Offender Registry 3.006.1 Out-of-Hospital Do Not Resuscitate Order 3.007.1 Advanced Directives 283 3.007.2 Declaration for Mental Health Treatment 3.009.1 Coordination of Client Care CII.2b 288 3.012.1 Facilitating Communication CI.6a,b 3.013.1 After Hours Care CI.5c 290 Page PATIENT INFORMATION 4.001.1 Security of Clinical Information CI.5h CII.5a,b 4.001.2 Data Backups 4.002.1 Retention of Clinical Records CI.5h CII.5a 4.003.1 Timeliness of Entries in Clinical CI.5h Record CII.5a,c,d,e 4.003.2 Client Records CI.5h CII.5a 4.003.3 Patient Identification 4.004.1 Physician Orders/Plan of Care CI.5c 281 297 4.004.2 Physician Signatures 4.004.3 Physician Delegation 296 4.004.4 Physician Verification

Page PATIENT INFORMATION Cont. 4.004.5 RN Delegation 298 4.005.1 Clinical Record Review/Quarterly 287 Review 4.006.1 Abbreviations CI.5c 4.007.1 Prohibition on Transporting Patient 4.009.1 Medication Profile 281 300 4.009.2 Medication Administration Record 300 4.009.3 Medication Storage 303 4.009.4 Emergency Medication 4.009.5 Medication/Prescriptions Orders 4.009.6 Confused Medications 4.009.7 Administration of Blood 4.009.8 Adverse Drug Reactions 300 4.009.9 Vaccine Storage and 303 Transportation 4.010.1 Medication Reminding Page NON-CLINICAL 5.001.1 Billing 254 5.001.2 Referrals CI.5c 5.002.1 Verification of Primary Payer 5.004.1 Staffing Issues CII.2a 293 5.005.1 Faxing 297 5.006.1 Protected Health Information CI.5c Password/Usernames 5.007.1 Red Flag Rules Page CLINICAL 6.001.1 In Service Education CIII.1g,l 299 6.002.1 Patient Education CI.5g 281 6.004.1 Wound Care Management 6.006.1 Pain Management 6.011.1 Reporting Emergencies in the CI.5c 281 Home 6.012.1 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 281 (CPR) 6.015.1 Clinical Procedures 6.016.1 Care Planning 281

Page CLINICAL Cont. 6.017.1 RN Pronouncement 302 6.019.1 Assessment of Patients CI.5c 281 294 6.020.1 Nurse Supervision 6.020.2 Registered Nurse 6.020.3 Licensed Vocational Nurse 6.021.1 Certified Nursing Aide 701 6.022.1 Therapy Services 6.022.2 Therapy Evaluation 6.023.1 Medical Social Worker 6.023.2 Medical Social Worker Evaluation 6.024.1 Dietician Page SAFETY/INFECTION CONTROL 7.001.1 Infection/Exposure Control Plan,c,e,g 285 CII.7a-n 7.001.2 CLIA Waiver 281 284 7.002.1 Universal Body Substance 285 Precautions 7.003.1 Management of Infections/Exposures in Personnel CI.5e CII.7b,i 7.004.1 Personal Protective Equipment CI.5e 7.005.1 Hand washing CI.5g 7.006.1 Aseptic Technique 7.007.1 Sterile Technique 7.009.1 Respiratory & Tuberculosis CI.5e 285 Precautions CII.7i 7.010.1 Tuberculosis Exposure Control CI.5e 285 Plan CII.7i 7.011.1 Contaminated Reusable Materials CII.7e 286 Disposition 7.012.1 Contaminated Waste Disposal CII.7e 286 7.013.1 Therapy Bag Techniques 7.014.1 Multidrug-Resistant Organisms 7.015.1 Communication of Hazards to Personnel CII.7j 7.016.1 Hepatitis B Vaccination CII.7f,h 285 7.017.1 Information & Training CI.5g CII.7h 7.018.1 Evaluating & Maintaining Records of infections CII.7h 285

Page SAFETY/INFECTION CONTROL Cont. 7.019.1 Reporting of Communicable CI.5e,g 285 Diseases/Infections 7.020.1 Record Keeping CI.5e,h CII.7h 7.021.1 Medical Equipment Malfunction CI.5f CII.7m 7.022.1 Hazardous Waste Handling CII.7e 286 7.023.1 OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen CII.7g 285 Training 7.024.1 Incident/Accident Reporting 7.025.1 Agency Personnel Safety,c 281 Personal Safety 7.026.1 Agency Personnel Safety/ Unsafe Home Visits,c 7.027.1 Accidental Exposure,c 7.028.1 Accidental Prevention,c 7.028.2 Fall Prevention,c CII.7k,l 7.029.1 Car Accident Reporting,c 7.031.1 Disaster/Emergency Preparedness CI.5c CII.3a,b,c 256 281 7.032.1 Material Safety Data Sheet 7.033.1 Fire Safety 7.035.1 Utilities/Equipment Management 7.036.1 Evacuation Assistance 256 Page QUALITY MANAGEMENT 8.001.1 Quality Assessment/Performance CI.5g 287 Plan CII.6a-h CIII.1d 8.002.1 Patient Satisfaction Survey CII.5f 8.003.1 Non Patient Satisfaction Survey Page PROVISIONS OF INTRAVENOUS THERAPY 9.001.1 Provisions of Intravenous Therapy 281 9.002.1 Administration of IV Therapy 303 9.003.1 Nurse Responsibility 303 9.004.1 Patient Education 303 9.005.1 Anaphylaxis Protocol 303 9.006.1 Possession of Supplies 303 9.007.1 Possession of Dangerous Drugs 303