What is a reasonable amount of time that clients can be on the transport vehicle?
The amount of time that is reasonable for client transportation will vary. Several factors to be considered include: whether the service is appropriate, compliance with limits set in an individual plan of care based on client health, handling traffic in the geographic area served, and the location of the clients home within the area. The transit time should be as short as possible, allowing the client to spend as much time as possible receiving services at the adult day service site. While transportation is an important consideration, it is only a means to an end for adult day service.
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