If a provider employs an individual or contracts with an individual to provide services to the provider's subscribers and the individual will enter a subscriber's dwelling or any combination of subscribers' dwellings more than four times in a year to deliver those services, then the provider shall: Make sure the individual meets the requirements of §B of this regulation; Check at least two character references for the individual to confirm the individual meets the requirements of §B(1)—(5) of this regulation; and Have the individual submit the necessary forms and fingerprints needed to conduct a criminal history records check through the Criminal Justice Information System operated by the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services. An individual who is employed by or contracted by a provider to provide services to a subscriber in the subscriber's dwelling and who will enter a subscriber's dwelling or any combination of subscribers' dwellings more than four times in a year to deliver those services shall: Be 18 years old or older; Have adequate training, education, or experience to perform the duties assigned; Have sufficient physical, emotional, and mental capacity to perform the duties assigned; Have no convictions for crimes that have a bearing on the individual's ability to provide services consistent with the well-being of the subscribers; Have sufficient moral character to be entrusted with providing services to elderly people who may be physically or mentally infirm; Provide the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of at least three references attesting to the individual's meeting the requirements of §B(1)—(5) of this regulation; and Be free from communicable diseases, as evidenced by a physician's statement.