Does In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) have to provide services in the home that are not covered by the state?

^13. "Moreover, delivery of the services in this manner substitutes for delivery of equivalent services by covered employees in institutions or by the employees of contractors in the home. We discern no reason or policy to expose workers who perform these services, as did [the IHSS worker], to differential exposure to uninsured status because of the choice of means by which the work is organized." (In-Home Supportive Services v. WCAB, supra, 152 Cal.App.3d at p. 731, fn. 11.)