A report found no evidence that any of the families had been alerted to the presence of offenders determined to have a moderate or high-risk of reoffending.
Your administration should be checking federal and state exclusion lists. HR might do it or they might contract out. Databases are public, you can literally just look at the federal one on your own if you want: https://exclusions.oig.hhs.gov/
The difference being CMS has the power to create and implement federal regulations, I suppose. There isn’t any equivalent federal regulation around homeless shelters, as far as I’m aware.
In healthcare, we have to check our staff monthly to make sure they haven’t committed Medicare/Medicaid fraud. Just sayin.
How do you do that? I’ve worked in healthcare for years and don’t think we ever did this
Your administration should be checking federal and state exclusion lists. HR might do it or they might contract out. Databases are public, you can literally just look at the federal one on your own if you want: https://exclusions.oig.hhs.gov/
The difference being CMS has the power to create and implement federal regulations, I suppose. There isn’t any equivalent federal regulation around homeless shelters, as far as I’m aware.
Maybe I misunderstood the question. I thought you were asking how healthcare organizations check their staff
I was
Yeah, but that’s about money and profit, surely we all understand?