Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 380 - SPECIALIZED MENTAL HEALTH REHABILITATION FACILITIES CODE › Subpart F - LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS › Section 380.710 - Application Process and Requirements for a Provisional License

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
A
				provisional license shall be valid upon fulfilling the requirements established
				by the Department
in this Part.
The license shall remain valid
				as long as a facility remains in compliance with the licensure provisions
				established in
this Part. (Section 4-105 of the Act)
b)
Provisional licenses issued upon
				initial licensure as a specialized mental health rehabilitation facility shall
				expire at the end of a 3-year period, which commences on the date the
				provisional license is issued. Issuance of a provisional license for any reason
				other than initial licensure (including, but not limited to, change of
				ownership, location, number of beds, or services) shall not extend the maximum
				3-year period, at the end of which a facility must be licensed pursuant
				to
the Act and this Part. (Section 4-105 of the Act)
c)
Notwithstanding any other
				provision of
the
Act
or this Part
to the
				contrary, if a facility has received notice from the Department that its
				application for provisional licensure to provide recovery and rehabilitation
				services has been accepted as complete and the facility has attested in writing
				to the Department that it will comply with the staff training plan approved
				by
DHS-DMH
, then a provisional license for recovery and
				rehabilitation services
will
be issued to the facility within
				60 days after the Department determines that the facility is in compliance with
				the requirements of
Chapter 33 of NFPA 101
in accordance with
				Section 4-104.5 of
the
Act
. (Section 4-105 of the
				Act)
d) When an application for a
				provisional license and certification of any of the four programs identified in
				the Act and in Subpart B is submitted pursuant to this Part, the Department
				will notify the applicant in writing within 30 days after receipt of the
				application as to whether the application is complete and accepted for filing,
				or whether the application is incomplete, and what specific information or
				documentation is required to complete the application.
e) If the applicant fails to respond within
				30 days after being notified that the Department needs additional information
				or documentation, the applicant shall be considered to have withdrawn the
				application. Any applicant considered to have withdrawn an application may
				reapply by submitting a new application.
f) The Department shall notify an applicant
				in writing, within 60 days following the acceptance of an application, of the
				Department's decision to approve or deny the application.
g) If the Department fails to notify an
				applicant by the end of the 60-day time period, the applicant may request, in
				writing, a review by the Director. The written request shall include:
1) An identification of the
				applicant;
2) The date the
				application was submitted;
3) A
				copy of any correspondence between the Department and the applicant regarding
				the application; and
4) Any other
				information the applicant wishes to submit regarding the timeliness of the
				Department's consideration of the application.