To identify problems and develop individual treatment plans in concurrence with the resident’s stated treatment goals. To provide therapeutic programs to maintain and/or improve physical function, deter dysfunctional process, and maintain or improve developmental function. To provide programs with appropriate modality and/or therapies to relieve pain and improve functional capability. To teach methods of safe management of movement and/or positioning with limited functional capabilities including the use of adaptive devices such as wheelchairs, canes, walkers, prostheses, etc., to residents and staff. To assist residents in working through their denial, anger, depression, etc., which is associated with the process of adjusting to their disabilities. To work with the residents’ families, staff, and/or others (when indicated), assisting them in acceptance of the resident’s capabilities, instructing them in specific treatment techniques and encouraging them to permit the residents to function at their highest possible level. The therapist agrees to schedule the appropriate amount of treatment for each resident within contracted hours available. Treatment sessions will be held in the therapy room, living area or at the day program, depending upon the resident’s needs. Treatment sessions must be planned so that all the resident’s therapy needs are addressed (including evening and weekend hours). All residents 10 years old and younger are to be evaluated annually in conjunction with the resident’s annual IHP; those residents 11 to 22 years of age are to be evaluated every 2 years unless requested through the QMRP; residents 23 and older are to be evaluated every 3 years. Scheduled evaluations are to be completed no more than thirty (30) days prior to the IHP. Evaluation results will be placed on the resident’s chart at least five (5) days prior to the resident’s IHP Meeting.