Personal Care Assistance (PCA) Program Responsible Party Agreement and Plan 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Personal Care Assistance (PCA) Program Responsible Party Agreement and Plan in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Responsible Party Name, including Last, First, and Middle Initial. This identifies who will be responsible for the recipient's care.
  3. Next, specify your Relationship to the Recipient. This helps clarify your role in their care.
  4. Fill in the Recipient Name and their MHCP ID Number. Accurate information is crucial for proper documentation.
  5. Indicate the time period you agree to be responsible for the recipient by filling in both start and end dates.
  6. Initial each responsibility listed to confirm your agreement with each duty related to PCA services.
  7. In the section titled 'Responsible Party Plan To Meet The Above Requirements', provide specific details on how you plan to fulfill these responsibilities. You may attach additional pages if necessary.
  8. Check the acknowledgment boxes confirming your age and relationship status with the PCA provider agency before signing.
  9. Finally, sign and date the form, providing your address and phone number for contact purposes.

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Definition. Responsible party (RP)/participants representative: An individual who is age 18 or older and capable of directing care on behalf of a person receiving PCA/CFSS services when the person is assessed as unable to direct their own care. In PCA, this individual is called the RP.
A Property Control Authorization Form is required for all Departmental transfers and to record missing, lost, or stolen assets.
The responsible party (RP) performs multiple essential duties, including making service options, ensuring health and safety, and signing administrative documents. Therefore, the correct answer is D. All of the above. These tasks are vital for effective care management and legal compliance.
A responsible party is someone who owns, controls or exercises effective control over a business, nonprofit or other legal entity and directly or indirectly manages its funds and assets.
For all other entities, responsible party is the person who has a level of control over, or entitlement to, the funds or assets in the entity that, as a practical matter, enables the individual, directly or indirectly, to control, manage or direct the entity and the disposition of its funds and assets.

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After completion of the Care Plan, give copy to all PCAs working for you, and a copy to PCA agency. Check the box that identifies the amount of help you need to complete daily tasks.
A responsible party is the person who is responsible for paying the patients account bills. If the patient is responsible for paying his or her own account bills, the responsible party is Self. You can assign only one responsible party to a patient.

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