Section 1-17 - Termination (a) The Grantee may terminate a Client from the program due to any of the following: - (i) Increasing or decreasing requirements as indicated by the Division's evaluation and Level of Care tools. An independent evaluation performed by a licensed nurse may be requested at the Division's discretion;
- (ii) Cost containment requirements are exceeded as set by the Grantee;
- (iii) The Client or their legal representative has signed an agreement to pay a fee for service but has not paid such fees;
- (iv) The Client chooses nursing home placement or other alternatives,
- (v) The Client or Client's family impedes the provision of services;
- (vi) The Grantee has a reduction of funding or services;
- (vii) The Grantee ceases to operate without transferring services; or,
- (viii) The Client does not receive services for thirty (30) continuous calendar days.
(b) In the above referenced items (i)-(viii) Grantees must provide at least fourteen (14) days written advance notice of intent, to the Client, to terminate services. This letter must include the end date of services. The Grantee must provide services during the fourteen (14) calendar day period.
(c) A Client may be terminated immediately from the program, provided with notice of immediate termination of services, and services may not be provided during the complaint review process, if: - (i) The Client or Client's family creates a hostile, dangerous or unsafe work environment for the Grantee's staff, including but not limited to verbal or physical threats; or,
- (ii) The Client becomes a danger to self or others.
048-1 Wyo. Code R. § 1-17