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b. Scope and Applicability The Quality Improvement Plan applies to all operational areas within Simpl Care Services LLC and covers all levels of staff, including executive leadership, care service directors, clinical personnel, direct support professionals, administrative staff, IT and technology support teams, and quality assurance personnel. The QIP is integrated into every department to ensure that every aspect of service delivery — from clinical interventions and direct care to administrative processes and technology management — is continuously scrutinized and enhanced.

Specifically, the QIP addresses:

• All direct service areas including residential supports, day supports, in ‑ home and personal care, therapies, and support coordination. • Administrative and technological processes, such as accurate documentation, record maintenance, and emergency preparedness. • Communication channels, incident reporting, and corrective action mechanisms. • Compliance with internal policies as well as state and federal regulatory requirements. External stakeholders — including regulatory agencies, auditors, and community partners — also rely on this QIP to understand how Simpl Care Services LLC plans to sustain high standards of client care and operational excellence. c. Detailed Components of the Quality Improvement Plan Our QIP is structured around several key components that work in tandem to promote continuous improvement:

1. Data Collection Methods

Effective quality improvement begins with robust data collection. We employ multiple strategies to gather comprehensive data on service quality, including:

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Client Satisfaction Surveys:

– Regular surveys measure client and family satisfaction across all service domains. – Surveys are administered both electronically and in paper format, depending on client accessibility. – Survey results are statistically analyzed to identify trends, strengths, and areas requiring improvement. • Incident Reports and Error Logs:

– All service incidents, including treatment deviations, medication errors, and safety events, are recorded in an incident reporting system.