The provider issuing a person a service termination as necessary for her welfare and her needs couldn’t be met was influenced by the person’s interfering behavior which was escalating and dangerous. The person regularly physically aggressed towards her roommates and staff. The other people in the home were considered vulnerable, and the provider has a responsibility to safeguard the health and safety of all residents – as well as their staff. This responsibility is assigned to providers by Minnesota Statutes 245D, the statute governing an HCBS provider’s license. The responsibility is also assigned to providers by the Coordinated Service and Support Plans created by lead agency or contracted HCBS case managers.