Arizona Laws 36-595.01. Access to facilities
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A group home, nursing-supported group home, adult developmental home or child developmental home shall allow the following to inspect the facility at reasonable times:
Terms Used In Arizona Laws 36-595.01
- Adult developmental home: means a residential setting in a family home in which the care, physical custody and supervision of the adult client are the responsibility, under a twenty-four-hour care model, of the licensee who, in that capacity, is not an employee of the division or of a service provider and the home provides the following services for a group of siblings or up to three adults with developmental disabilities:
(a) Room and board. See Arizona Laws 36-551
- Advisory council: means the developmental disabilities advisory council. See Arizona Laws 36-551
- Child developmental home: means a residential setting in a family home in which the care and supervision of the child are the responsibility, under a twenty-four-hour care model, of the licensee who serves as the developmental home provider of the child in the home setting and who, in that capacity, is not an employee of the division or of a service provider and the home provides the following services for a group of siblings or up to three children with developmental disabilities:
(a) Room and board. See Arizona Laws 36-551
1. Parents and guardians of facility residents.
2. Members of the developmental disabilities advisory council.
3. Employees or agents of an Arizona nonprofit advocacy organization that is a state chapter of a national advocacy organization, that has affiliated local chapters within this state and that has historical expertise with monitoring residential settings for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities.