Which scenario best illustrates an outside-facility service allowed under the rules?

• A. Providing service to a physically or mentally ill person at their residence or at a wedding, quincenera, or photo shoot
• B. Providing service to a healthy client at a park
• C. Providing service to a client during a commute
• D. Providing service to a client in a store

Answer: (A)

Outside-facility service is allowed when care is provided at a location other than the licensed facility for a client who cannot come to the facility themselves. This scenario fits that idea because a physically or mentally ill person is being served at their own residence or at a personal event (like a wedding or similar celebration), which are settings where on-site care is often necessary and permitted under the rules. The other options involve healthy clients or locations (a park, during a commute, or a store) that do not reflect care being delivered in a setting where the client’s condition requires on-site service or where the typical care setting is not available, so they’re not illustrating the intended outside-facility provision.