State-specific requirements, guidelines, and resources for Adult Day Services in Maryland
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Maryland licenses adult medical day care centers (Day Care for the Elderly and Adults with a Medical Disability) under COMAR 10.12.04, overseen by OHCQ. Centers must orient all staff and volunteers, run an ongoing education program, and hold at least eight in-service sessions a year. Staff who give individual care need 2 hours of cognitive impairment and mental illness training in their first 90 days.
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The center must hold at least eight in-service sessions every year on the required topics and keep attendance and content records. The rule sets a number of sessions, not a number of hours.
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