To help answer your question yes you can use State Nursing to help with daily care from a aide or a nurse for medication administration. It does not effect the waiver.

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Melissa Stoll
360 S.Reynolds rd.
Toledo Ohio,43615
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From: Janice Hall <gueres@hyperspaceit.com>
To: OPRA  Members <opra_members@opra.simplelists.com>
Subject: State Plan Services
Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2013 14:44:32 -0400

Hello,
I had a question from an area County Board that I could not answer and
was hoping someone could.  Have you, or can you, use State Plan services
in a licensed waiver setting where you have 24/7 coverage?

Thank you in advance for your replies.

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Janice K. Hall, Executive Director
Guernsey Residential, Inc.
627 Steubenville Avenue
Cambridge, OH 43725
Phone: (740) 439-4271
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