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In paragraph 3-2e, changed the phrase “supportive services case” to read “protective supervision case.” The sentence “Once a court order has authorized protective supervision, the protective intervention case will immediately be closed, and a protective supervision case will be opened” was struck.

1. Chapter 1 – OVERVIEW OF PROTECTIVE SUPERVISION p. 4
2. 1-1. Statutory Authority p. 4
3. 1-2. General Program Requirements p. 4
4. 1-3. Program Services p. 4
5. Chapter 2 – CLIENT ELIGIBILITY p. 6
6. 2-1. Establishing Eligibility p. 6
7. 2-2. Change of Eligibility p. 6
8. Chapter 3 – STAFFING p. 7
9. 3-1. Transferring the Case from the Investigator to the Protective Supervision Counselor p. 7
10. 3-2. Staffing Requirements p. 7
11. 3-3. Required Documents p. 7
12. 3-4. Documentation of the Staffing p. 8
13. 3-5. Communication Between the Investigator and the Protective Supervision Counselor p. 8
14. Chapter 4 – CAPACITY TO CONSENT TO OR REFUSE SERVICES p. 10
15. 4-1. Overview p. 10
16. 4-2. The Investigator’s Responsibility p. 10
17. 4-3. The Protective Supervision Counselor’s Responsibility p. 10
18. 4-4. Determining Capacity to Consent by the Protective Supervision Counselor p. 10
19. 4-5. Initiating the Protective Services Court Order (sections 415.1051(1)(a) and (b), F.S.) p. 11
20. 4-6. The Hearing (sections 415 1051(1)(c) and (d), F.S.) p. 12
21. 4-7. 60-Day Follow-Up Hearing (section 415.1051(e), F.S.) p. 12
22. 4-8. Termination of Court Ordered Supervision p. 13
23. Chapter 5 – ASSESSING THE CLIENT p. 14
24. 5-1. Purpose p. 14
25. 5-2. Definitions p. 14
26. 5-3. The Client Assessment p. 14
27. 5-4. Completing the Adult Protective Services Client Assessment Form (CF-AA 3019, available in DCF p. 15
28. 5-5. Protective Supervision In-Home Safety Assessment and Institutional Safety Assessment p. 17
29. 5-6. Completing the In-Home Safety Assessment p. 17
30. 5-7. Completing the Institutional Safety Assessment p. 18
31. Chapter 6 – THE CASE PLAN p. 20
32. 6-1. Purpose p. 20
33. 6-2. The Case Plan p. 20
34. 6-3. Reviewing the Case Plan p. 21
35. Chapter 7 – CASE MANAGEMENT p. 22
36. 7-1. Purpose p. 22
37. 7-2. Communication p. 22
38. 7-3. Confidentiality p. 22
39. 7-4. Time Standards p. 23
40. 7-5. Ongoing Contacts with the Client p. 24
41. 7-6. Entering the Case in the Electronic Case Management System p. 24
42. 7-7. Client and Safety Assessments p. 24
43. 7-8. Case Plan p. 25
44. 7-9. Documenting All Case Related Activities p. 25
45. 7-10. The Opening Case Summary p. 26
46. 7-11. The Monthly Summary p. 26
47. 7-12. The Closing Summary p. 27
48. 7-13. Maintaining Case Records p. 27
49. 7-14. Transferring a Case to Another Unit, County or Region p. 27
50. Chapter 8 – TERMINATION OF PROTECTIVE SUPERVISION AND CASE CLOSURE p. 29
51. 8-1. Conditions for Closure p. 29
52. 8-2. Ongoing Service Referrals p. 29
53. 8-3. Case Closure Activities p. 29
54. 8-4. When the Client Consents to In-Home Services p. 30
55. 8-5. When the Client Terminates All Services p. 30
56. 8-6. When the Client Lacks Capacity to Consent p. 31

CFOPs it cites (2)

• CFOP 140-2 Adult Protective Services Pages 5, 6, 11, 30
• CFOP 140-4 Adult Protective Services Protective Intervention Page 7

CFOPs that cite it (1)

• CFOP 5-1 Numerical and Subject Index to Administrative Publications Page 5

Florida Statutes (7)

• s. 415.1051, F.S. Pages 4, 6, 11, 12
• Chapter 415, F.S. Pages 4, 5, 11
• s. 415.102, F.S. Pages 4, 10, 18
• s. 415.105, F.S. Pages 4, 6, 10
• s. 415.107, F.S. Pages 5, 23
• Chapter 394, F.S. Page 12
• Chapter 744, F.S. Page 12