The only time a licensee may perform duties outside a licensed facility is for which scenario?

• A. For a physically or mentally ill person at their place of residence or at a wedding, quincenera or photo shoot
• B. For any client in a shopping mall
• C. For a healthy client in a non-licensed space
• D. For a client only during emergencies

Answer: (A)

The rule being tested allows a licensee to work outside the licensed facility only in specific, patient-centered circumstances. Specifically, if the person needing the service is physically or mentally ill, the licensee may perform duties outside the facility at the person’s residence or at a private event such as a wedding, quinceañera, or photo shoot. This exception exists to let essential care reach someone who cannot come to the facility, while keeping the work within controlled, appropriate settings.

Other situations don’t fit because they involve healthy clients or public spaces, which aren’t covered by this outside-facility exception. A shopping mall is a public space and not a licensed facility; a healthy client in a non-licensed space isn’t eligible under this rule; and restricting outside work to emergencies alone would broaden or shift the rule away from its allowed context.