What is the minimum required frequency for management visits to each individual?

The minimum required frequency for management visits to each individual in a Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA) is set to ensure that each person receives the necessary support and oversight for their well-being. While the visits must be regular enough to monitor the individual's needs and progress effectively, the standard of twice a month strikes a balance between ensuring adequate attention and not being overly disruptive.

This bi-monthly requirement allows management to stay informed about the individual’s situation, promptly identify any issues, and adjust care plans or interventions as necessary. It also facilitates ongoing communication between staff and individuals, fostering a supportive environment that encourages independence while safeguarding the health and safety of residents. Regular management visits that occur at this frequency help maintain compliance with regulations and ensure that individuals receive quality care tailored to their needs.