In order to be licensed under this subtitle, a residential rehabilitation program (RRP) shall: Serve individuals with a mental disorder; Be operated by a licensed PRP-A; Lease or own the RRP sites; Be approved by BHA for RRP funding; Provide a home-like, supportive residential environment; Provide services for no more than 3 individuals per RRP site, unless also licensed as a group home as provided in Regulation .03 of this chapter; Promote the individual’s ability to engage and participate in appropriate community activities; Enable the individual to develop the daily living skills needed for independent functioning; Have: On-site staffing, as needed to meet the needs of the individuals served; and Staff that are available on call, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week; Meet the site requirements as set out in Regulation .07 of this chapter, verified through an annual site inspection conducted by the CSA or LBHA, as appropriate; Have a written policy regarding the development of and process for implementation of a managed intervention plan (MIP) for an individual receiving residential services who may be at risk of an unplanned discharge, which: Is developed in collaboration with the individual, treatment team members, and CSA or LBHA, as appropriate; and Includes a description of additional individualized services and supports that may be needed, and identification of temporary residential alternatives, if any; and If an MIP is executed, develop a transition plan that: Is created in collaboration with the individual, treatment team members, CSA or LBHA, as appropriate, and ASO; and Includes the elements outlined in §K(2) of this regulation.