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The document provides an orientation for certified respite care providers in Maine. It outlines what respite care is, who qualifies, how the program works for families, billing procedures, provider certification requirements, and responsibilities and expectations for providers. Key points include that respite care is meant to provide short-term breaks for caregivers, families are allotted 48 hours of care per quarter, providers must meet certification requirements including background checks and training, and have responsibilities around communication, confidentiality, and billing procedures.
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