Which option correctly describes how to establish a caregiver on the Relations screen?

Which option correctly describes how to establish a caregiver on the Relations screen?

• A. The caregiver listed in Client 2 column; child listed in Client 1 column; and "Yes" selected in the Caregiver drop down field.
• B. The caregiver listed in Client 1 column; child listed in Client 2 column; and "Yes" selected in the Caregiver drop down field.
• C. The caregiver listed in Client 2 column; child listed in Client 1 column; and "No" selected in the Caregiver drop down field.
• D. The caregiver listed in Client 1 column; child listed in Client 2 column; and "No" selected in the Caregiver drop down field.

Answer: (A)

Establishing a caregiver on the Relations screen comes down to correctly pairing who is the caregiver with who is the child, and explicitly confirming the caregiver role. The correct setup is to place the caregiver in the second client column, the child in the first client column, and select Yes in the Caregiver field. This makes it clear that the person in the second column is the caregiver for the person in the first column, so the system records the caregiver relationship properly and can apply the appropriate permissions and case-management actions. If the caregiver and child were swapped, or if the Caregiver field were set to No, the relationship wouldn’t be established correctly.

Establishing a caregiver on the Relations screen comes down to correctly pairing who is the caregiver with who is the child, and explicitly confirming the caregiver role. The correct setup is to place the caregiver in the second client column, the child in the first client column, and select Yes in the Caregiver field. This makes it clear that the person in the second column is the caregiver for the person in the first column, so the system records the caregiver relationship properly and can apply the appropriate permissions and case-management actions. If the caregiver and child were swapped, or if the Caregiver field were set to No, the relationship wouldn’t be established correctly.