(a) The facility and the person arranging the care must agree on the plan of care and the plan must be filed at the facility before the facility admits the person for the care.(b) The plan of care must be signed by:(1) a licensed physician if the person for whom the care is arranged need medical care or treatment; or(2) the person arranging for the respite care if medical care or treatment is not needed.(c) The facility may keep an agreed plan of care for a person for not longer than six months from the date on which it is received. After each admission, the facility must review and update the plan of care. During that period, the facility may admit the person as frequently as is needed and as accommodations are available.(d) The clinical record of each respite care resident must contain:(1) general identifying information necessary to care for the resident and maintain his or her clinical record;(2) resident assessment according to facility policy and care plan according to this section;(3) progress notes or flow sheets which document care/services;(4) reports of diagnostic or lab studies done during resident stay;(5) any physician's orders given during resident stay; and(6) discharge and readmission information based on facility policy for respite care services.