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Subject: Member Questions for OPRAYou are receiving this important information as a member service of the Ohio Provider Resource Association. Unless messages and/or replies are specifically directed, each posting/response is sent to the entire group. This group is open only to OPRA members, a large and diverse body. The views of individual list serve users do not necessarily reflect the view of the OPRA Board or Staff. To send a message to this list serve, please use the reply button. To reply only to the original sender, please respond to the email listed after "on behalf of" in the FROM line of the message header. Thank you.You are receiving this important information as a Member service of the Ohio Provider Resource Association. Unless messages and/or replies are specifically directed, each posting/response is sent to the entire listserv group, a large and diverse body. The views of individual listserv users do not necessarily reflect the views of the OPRA Board or Staff. To send a message to this listserv, please use the reply button. To reply only to the original sender, please respond to the email listed after -on behalf of- in the FROM line of the message header. Thank you.Member question below. As always, thanks for any assistance.
Some parents/guardians of our ICF’s are asking if they can visit their loved one while standing outside of a window. How are other agencies handling this? Are you allowing this and if so, are you permitting the window to be slightly cracked open (ie. an inch) while the parent/guardian stands several feet back so they can speak to their loved one, or are you requiring the window to remain closed during the visit?