Respite care: Shall consist of one-on-one interventions with the participant; Shall be rendered by a qualified: Professional who meets the qualifications in Regulation .07B of this chapter; or Direct care worker who is supervised by a qualified professional; Shall include assistance with activities of daily living provided to participants who are unable to care for themselves; Shall be furnished on a short-term basis because of the absence of or need for relief of the participant's family that normally provides the care; Shall be provided in the participant's home or place of residence, or community setting, not including a residential habilitation facility; May be provided in a youth camp certified by the Maryland Department of Health under COMAR 10.16.06; and May be provided in a site licensed to accommodate individuals for respite care by the Developmental Disabilities Administration. Respite care may not: Be available for participants receiving residential habilitation services; Include the direct care worker's or the participant's room and board; or Be rendered by a participant's parent. For dates of service before July 1, 2023, a unit of service is a 30-minute increment of service rendered to a participant by a qualified provider in the participant’s home or a community setting. For dates of service on or after July 1, 2023, a unit of service is a 15-minute increment of service rendered to a participant by a qualified provider in the participant’s home or a community setting.