Examples of Protective placement in a sentence

Protective placement is a court order, under which a person under guardianship based on a finding of incompetence, who is at risk of serious harm in the absence of residential placement and services, may be ordered to live in a particular residence or to enter a residential facility, for purposes of receiving care and support services.
Protective placement may not be used for placements for acute care for mental illness, or for placements to psychiatric hospitals.Protective placement may be used if there is a need for admission to a facility for which a guardian cannot give consent, such as long-term nursing home care or care in a large residential facility (see Part XI.B).
Temporary Guardianship and Protective placement order is initiated.
Such other responsibilities as the department deems appropriate.(b) Protective placement.
Any other responsibilities that the department considers appropriate.(b) Protective placement.

More Definitions of Protective placement

Protective placement means the transfer of an adult from his or her present living

Protective placement means the placement that is made to provide for the care and custody of a Vulnerable Adult with consent of that Person or with proper legal authority.

Protective placement means the placement of an elder in a hospital, nursing home, residential care facility, other suitable placement, or transfer from one facility to another with consent of that person or with appropriate legal authority.

Protective placement means placement of an elder or vulnerable adult in a hospital, nursing home, residential care facility, family or community member’s home, designated tribal housing, or other suitable placement;

Protective placement means a placement that is made to provide for the care and custody of an individual. (6m) “Protective placement facility" means a facility to which a court may under s. 55.12 order an individual to be provided protective placement for the primary purpose of residential care and custody. 55.01(6p)(6p) “Protective placement unit" means a ward, wing, or other designated part of a protective placement facility. 55.01(6r)(6r) “Protective services" includes any of the following: Outreach. Identification of individuals in need of services. Counseling and referral for services. Coordination of services for individuals. Tracking and follow-up. Social services. Case management. Legal counseling or referral. Guardianship referral. Diagnostic evaluation. Any services that, when provided to an individual with developmental disabilities, degenerative brain disorder, serious and persistent mental illness, or other like incapacity, keep the individual safe from abuse, financial exploitation, neglect, or self- neglect or prevent the individual from experiencing deterioration or from inflicting harm on himself or herself or another person.

Protective placement means the placement of an Elder in a hospital, nursing home, residential care facility, private residence, or transfer of the Elder from one such institution to another with the Elder's consent or appropriate legal authority.3.14. Protective Services means those services provided to an Elder with the Elder's consent or with appropriate legal authority and include, but are not limited to: social case work, behavioral or mental and health assessment, home care, day care, respite care, legal assistance, social services, health care, case management, guardianship and other services consistent with this code.3.15. Retaliation means threatening a reporter of Elder abuse or the reporter's family in any way; causing bodily harm to the reporter or the reporter's family; causing the reporter or any of the reporter's family to be terminated, suspended from employment or reprimanded by an employer or damaging the reporter's or the reporter's family's real or personal property in any way.

Protective placement means the placement of HB 319