The guardian and provider agreed that the safety of the person, others in the home, and staff could not be maintained.  This agreement was influenced by the provider attempting to remove all objects that were deemed dangerous.  Room searches were conducted regularly to remove dangerous objects. After the person returned from the hospital, they were still in possession of a lighter

Providers have a responsibility to protect the health and wellbeing of all people in the home was another influence to the service termination.  Providers responsibility for safety is directed by MnCHOICES and required by the CSSP of each person and as well as the requirement of 245D.   This was supported by the Guardian who was worried about the provider’s safety and the safety of the other person who had just recently moved into the home, resulting in the guardian refusing to allow the person to return to the home. 
