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1. Provides 24 hour-a-day care and services sufficient to support needs resulting from cognitive impairment or an inability to perform activities of daily living ; and
   
   
2. Has a trained, and ready to respond, employee on duty at all times to provide that care; and
   
   
3. Provides 3 meals-a-day and accommodates special dietary needs; and
   
   
4. Is licensed or accredited by the appropriate agency to provide such care, if such licensing or accreditation is required by the state in which the care is received; and
   
   
5. Has formal arrangements for the services of a physician, or nurse, to furnish medical care in case of emergency; and
   
   
6. Has appropriate methods and procedures for handling and administering drugs and biologicals.

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