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  2. Begin by filling out the 'Facility Information' section. Enter the name of the legal entity, administrator, and their contact details including telephone and address.
  3. In the 'Date/Time of Incident' section, specify the date and time of the incident. Ensure you select AM or PM correctly.
  4. Check all applicable types of incidents from the list provided. This includes serious bodily injuries, resident rights violations, or any other relevant incidents.
  5. Provide a detailed description of the incident in the designated area. Include circumstances leading up to it and any individuals involved.
  6. Complete the 'Resident Information' section for any specific residents affected by the incident, including their names and dates of birth.
  7. Outline any follow-up actions taken in response to the incident in that section, detailing further actions planned if necessary.
  8. Finally, fill out your contact information at the end of the form to ensure proper communication regarding this report.

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How much is a home care license in Pennsylvania? The Pennsylvania home care agency/registry license fee is $100.
The Office of Long-Term Livings (OLTL) Bureau of Human Services Licensing (BHSL) is responsible for licensure of personal care homes (PCH) and assisted living residences (ALR) in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
A Personal Care Home (PCH) is a residential facility providing assistance to individuals who need help with daily activities but do not require the level of medical care found in nursing homes. Aimed at fostering independence, PCHs offer services such as meal preparation, grooming assistance, and medication management.
PCHA Qualifications In order to be hired and work as a Personal Care Home Administrator in Pennsylvania, you must be age 21, meet the educational requirements (see below), complete the 100-hour program, pass the test, and attend a one-day Department of Human Services Orientation. There is no fee for the orientation.
You may call the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of State Professional Compliance Offices toll-free Complaint Hotline at 800-822-2113 (within Pennsylvania only) or 717-783-4849 (outside Pennsylvania). You can also visit their website.

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A group child care home must have a certificate of compliance (license) from DHS in order to legally operate. Family Child Care Home: A child care facility located in a home in which four, five, or six children who are not related to the caregiver receive child care.
PCHs serve older Pennsylvanians and people with physical, behavioral health, or cognitive disabilities who are unable to care for themselves but do not need nursing home or medical care. PCHs can provide assistance with: Eating and drinking. Walking and getting in and out of bed or chair.

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