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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart E - HEALTH MAINTENANCE SERVICES › Section 370.840 - Medication Policies

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Every
				facility shall adopt and function in conformity with written policies and
				procedures, for assisting residents in obtaining individually prescribed
				medication for self-administration and for disposing of medications prescribed
				by the attending physicians.
1) These policies
				and procedures shall be developed with consultation from an Illinois registered
				professional nurse and a registered pharmacist. These policies and procedures
				shall be part of the written program of care and services.
2) All medications taken by residents in this
				type of facility must be ordered by the attending physician directly from a
				pharmacy. Facility staff may not order medication from a pharmacy.
3) If the policies of the facility permit
				residents to be totally responsible for their own medication, when the
				attending physician gives written permission for such action, the policies of
				the facility shall provide that the resident and attending physician shall be
				given written statements concerning the relative responsibilities of each of
				the three parties, (facility, resident and physician), in cases where the
				resident, or any other person suffers harm due to the resident's actions in
				handling his/her own medications.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart F - PROGRAM SERVICES › Section 370.1010 - Program Evaluation

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The Illinois Department of Mental Health and Developmental
				  Disabilities will evaluate the social and vocational programs provided by the
				  Community Living Facility in terms of compliance with program standards as
				  specified in Appendix A, and will report its findings in writing to the
				  Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart F - PROGRAM SERVICES › Section 370.1020 - Program and Services

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a) Each
				facility shall establish and provide to each resident a supervised home
				environment for the residents who, without such services, might require
				institutionalization.
b) Each
				facility shall:
1) Establish and provide to
				each resident a community living program which will lead to independent or
				increased independent living in the community. The program shall:
A) Assist each individual resident in
				developing realistic goals and acceptable attitudes.
B) Provide each individual resident with
				practical experiences in community living.
C) Assist each individual resident in
				adjusting to a variety of situations which will result in the development of
				acceptable behavior.
D) Provide
				evening and weekend training programs emphasizing those areas which will lead
				to independent living, e.g., personal grooming, socialization skills,
				communication skills, clothing, finances, food, transportation, and
				leisure-time activities.
E) Provide
				and/or arrange a vocational training program to meet the individual needs of
				each resident.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart G - RECORDS › Section 370.1220 - Other Records

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a) The
				facility shall maintain a record of any personal money, regardless of source,
				or valuables kept for a resident. If purchases are made for a resident from
				these personal monies, proper receipts shall be kept and notations made in a
				separate bookkeeping system.
b) The
				facility shall keep a record of each resident's valuable belongings. This shall
				be initiated at the time of admission. It shall be kept current and should be
				part of the resident's ongoing record.
c) The facility shall maintain a record of
				recommendations from consultants regarding the overall program and its
				development.
d) Each facility shall
				maintain a permanent chronological resident registry book showing date of
				admission, name of resident, and date of discharge.
e) Records and daily time schedules shall be
				kept on each employee as set forth in Section
				370.550(a)
				and
				370.550(b).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart G - RECORDS › Section 370.1230 - Confidentiality

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The facility shall comply with all of the provisions of the
				  "Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Confidentiality Code" (Ill. Rev.
				  Stat. 1981, ch. 911/2, pars. 801 et seq.) as amended.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart H - FOOD SERVICE › Section 370.1410 - Food Service

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a) The
				food service in each facility shall be under the operational supervision of a
				manager or supervisor who has been certified in food service sanitation in
				accordance with Subpart C of the rules for Food Service Sanitation (77 Ill.
				Adm. Code 750: Subpart C) of the Illinois Department of Public Health. This
				person shall be on the premises sufficient time each week to determine that the
				food service is satisfactory.
b)
				Food shall be prepared and served family style to approximate, as nearly as
				possible, a family living situation. Residents shall be allowed and encouraged
				to serve themselves the appropriate amount of food for a properly balanced
				diet. Normally, seating arrangements should not exceed six (6) residents per
				table. Residents should be allowed and encouraged to choose their own seating
				arrangements. There shall be no segregation between the sexes by table or
				seating arrangements.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart H - FOOD SERVICE › Section 370.1420 - Adequacy of Diet

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The daily food allowance for each resident shall meet the
				  basic food pattern for a general diet for an adult following the
				  recommendations of the Food and Nutrition Board, National Research Council, and
				  shall include:
a) Milk: Two (2) eight
				(8) ounce servings of milk. A portion of this amount may be served in a cooked
				form such as creamed dishes, desserts, etc.
b) Meat Group: Two (2) or more servings of
				protein food of good quality. The following are samples of one (1) serving:
1) One (1) egg equals one-third (1/3)
				serving.
2) Three (3) ounces of
				cheese two (2) one-and-one-half (11/2) ounce, or three (3) one (1) ounce
				slices), or three-fourths (3/4) cup cottage cheese.
3) Three (3) ounces fresh cooked fish or
				shellfish, or one-half (1/2) cup canned fish.
4) Three (3) ounces of any cooked meat
				(without fat, bone) such as ground beef, steak, roast beef, lamb or pork, pork
				chops, veal chops, lamb chops, chicken, turkey, liver, etc.
5) Three (3) ounces prepared luncheon meat
				(two (2) one and one-half (11/2) ounce slices.)
6) Occasionally dry beans or dry peas may be
				served as an alternate.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart H - FOOD SERVICE › Section 370.1430 - Therapeutic Diets

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The facility shall prepare appropriate menus for any resident
				  admitted to the facility for whom the physician has prescribed a therapeutic
				  diet, using diet manuals acceptable to the Department. Such menus shall be
				  approved by either an attending physician or a dietitian.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart H - FOOD SERVICE › Section 370.1440 - Scheduling of Meals

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a) A minimum of
				three (3) meals or their equivalent shall be provided daily.
b) Snacks of nourishing quality shall be made
				available.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart H - FOOD SERVICE › Section 370.1460 - Food Handling Sanitation

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a) Every
				facility that serves more than twenty (20) residents per meal shall comply with
				the latest edition of the Department's "Food Service Sanitation Rules (77 Ill.
				Adm. Code 750). Facilities serving twenty (20) or less residents per meal shall
				comply with the following food sanitation standards:
1) Food shall be wholesome and free from
				spoilage, filth, and other contamination and shall be safe for human
				consumption. Food shall be obtained from sources that comply with all laws
				relating to food wholesomeness and identification. Use of home prepared
				potentially hazardous foods and hermetically sealed, non-acid and low-acid food
				which has been processed in a place other than a commercial food processing
				establishment is prohibited.
2)
				Fluid milk and fluid-milk products used or served shall be pasteurized and
				shall meet the Grade A quality standards as established by law. Dry milk and
				dry-milk products shall be pasteurized.
3) Each container of unshucked shell stock
				(shellfish, oysters, clams, mussels) shall be identified by an attached tag
				that states the name of the original shell stock shipper, the kind and quantity
				of shell stock, and an official certificate number issued according to the law
				of the jurisdiction of its origin. Fresh and frozen shucked shellfish shall be
				packed in nonreturnable packages identified with the name and address of the
				original shell stock shipped, shucker, packer, or repacker, and the official
				certificate number issued according to the law of the jurisdiction of its
				origin of the shipper. Shell stock and shucked shellfish shall be kept in the
				container in which they were received until they are used.
4) Only clean whole eggs, with shell intact
				and without cracks or checks, or pasteurized liquid or pasteurized dry eggs or
				egg products shall be obtained.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart H - FOOD SERVICE › Section 370.1470 - Kitchen Equipment, Utensils and Supplies

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a) The kitchen or dietary area shall be
				adequate to meet the food service needs. It shall have adequate equipment,
				utensils and supplies to properly store, prepare, and serve the required number
				of meals. This shall include, but is not limited to, the following:
b) There shall be an adequate supply of food
				preparation equipment such as pots, pans, spoons, knives, mixers, etc., of the
				proper type to satisfactorily prepare the meals.
c) Each facility shall provide an adequate
				number of dishes, glassware, and silverware of a satisfactory type to serve all
				the residents in the facility at each meal.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart I - MAINTENANCE, HOUSEKEEPING AND LAUNDRY › Section 370.1610 - Maintenance

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a) Every facility
				shall have an effective plan for maintenance including sufficient staff,
				appropriate equipment and adequate supplies. Each facility shall:
1) Maintain the building in good repair and
				free of the following: cracks in floors, walls or ceilings; peeling wallpaper
				or paint; warped or loose boards; warped, broken, loose or cracked floor
				covering, such as tile or linoleum; loose handrails or railings; loose or
				broken window panes; and any other similar hazards.
2) Maintain all electrical, signaling,
				mechanical, water supply, heating, fire protection and sewage disposal systems
				in a safe and functioning condition. This shall include regular inspections of
				these systems.
3) Maintain all
				electrical cords and appliances in a safe and functioning condition.
4) Maintain the interior and exterior
				finishes of the building as needed to keep it attractive, clean, and safe.
				(Painting, washing, etc.)
5)
				Maintain all furniture and furnishings in a clean, attractive, and safely
				repaired condition.
6) Maintain the
				grounds and other buildings on the grounds in a safe, sanitary and presentable
				condition.
7) The building and
				grounds shall be kept free of any possible infestations of insects and rodents
				by: eliminating sites of breeding and harborage inside and outside the
				building; eliminating sites of entry into the building with screens of not less
				than 16 mesh to the inch and repair of any breaks in construction.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart I - MAINTENANCE, HOUSEKEEPING AND LAUNDRY › Section 370.1620 - Housekeeping

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a) Every facility
				shall have an effective plan for housekeeping including sufficient staff,
				appropriate equipment and adequate supplies. Each facility shall:
1) Keep the building in a clean, safe and
				orderly condition. This includes all rooms, corridors, attics, basements and
				storage areas.
2) Keep floors
				clean, as non-slip as possible, free from tripping hazards.
3) Control odors within the housekeeping
				staff's area of responsibility by effective cleaning procedures and by the
				proper use of ventilation systems. Deodorants shall not be used to cover up
				persistent odors caused by unsanitary conditions or poor housekeeping
				practices.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart I - MAINTENANCE, HOUSEKEEPING AND LAUNDRY › Section 370.1630 - Laundry Services

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a) Every
				facility shall have an effective means of supplying an adequate amount of clean
				linen for operation, either through an in-house laundry, a contract with an
				outside service, or each resident doing his or her own laundry as a part of a
				training program.
b) An adequate
				supply of clean linen shall be defined as the three sets of sheets, pillow
				cases and other linens needed to meet the needs of the residents. Additional
				changes of linen may be required in consideration of laundering and
				transporting soiled linens.
c) If
				an in-house laundry service is provided, then the following conditions shall
				exist:
1) Whether the laundry is done by each
				resident on his or her own or a staff member, the laundry area shall be
				maintained and operated in a clean, safe and sanitary manner.
2) Written operating procedures shall be
				developed, posted and implemented which provide for the handling, transport and
				storage of clean and soiled linens.
3) If the facility provides staff to do the
				laundry, then such laundry personnel must be in good health and practice good
				personal grooming. Employees must thoroughly wash their hands and exposed
				portions of their arms with soap and warm water before starting work, during
				work as often as necessary to keep them clean and after smoking, eating,
				drinking, using the toilet and handling soiled linens.
4) Clean linen shall be protected from
				contamination during handling, transport and storage.
5) Soiled linen shall be handled, transported
				and stored in a manner that protects facility residents and
				personnel.
6) The laundry and its
				accessary storage and handling areas shall not be used as a storage area for
				supplies not directly connected with the operation of the laundry.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart J - FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES › Section 370.1820 - Equipment and Supplies

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a) There
				shall be a sufficient supply of linen and bedding in good condition to provide
				proper cleanliness and comfort to the residents.
b) There shall be a first aid kit in each
				living unit. This shall contain bandages, sterile gauze dressings, bandage
				scissors, tape, sling, burn ointment, and any other first aid supplies and
				equipment.
c) Program supplies
				shall be provided to maintain an ongoing program and meet the varied interests
				and needs of the residents. These shall include, but are not limited to, games,
				craft supplies, current magazines,books, radio, and television.
d) Dishes and kitchen equipment shall be
				provided as set forth in Section
				370.1470.
e) Cleaning equipment and supplies shall be
				provided as set forth in Section
				370.1610 and
				370.1620.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart K - WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL › Section 370.2010 - Codes

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Water supply, sewage disposal and plumbing systems shall
				  comply with all applicable State and local codes and
				  ordinances.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart K - WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL › Section 370.2020 - Water Supply

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a) Each
				facility shall be served by water from a municipal public water supply when
				available.
b) When a municipal
				public water supply is not available, the water supply shall comply with the
				Department's rules for "Drinking Water Systems" (77 Ill. Adm. Code 900), as
				amended promulgated pursuant to "An Act in Relation to Public Health (Ill. Rev.
				Stat. 1979, ch. 1111/2, pars. 22 et seq.), as amended.
c)
1) If
				water is supplied by a well that is not part of a municipal system, the well
				shall be constructed and maintained in accordance with the "Illinois Water Well
				Construction Code" (77 Ill. Adm. Code 920) and "Water Well Pump Installation
				Code" (77 Ill. Adm. Code 925).
2)
				Each facility shall have a written agreement with a water company, dairy, or
				other water purveyor to provide an emergency supply of potable water for
				drinking and culinary purposes.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart K - WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL › Section 370.2030 - Sewage Disposal

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a) All
				sewage and liquid wastes shall be discharged into a public sewage system when
				available.
b) When a public sewage
				system is not available, sewage and liquid wastes shall be collected, treated,
				and disposed of in a private sewage disposal system. The design, construction,
				maintenance, and operation of the system shall comply with the "Private Sewage
				Disposal Licensing Code" (77 Ill. Adm. Code 905), as amended.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart K - WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL › Section 370.2040 - Plumbing

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Each plumbing system shall comply with the "Illinois State
				  Plumbing Code" (77 Ill. Adm. Code 890) and the rules promulgated thereunder
				  effective at the time of construction and/or approved acceptance by the
				  Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2210 - Applicability of Standards

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a)
1) These standards shall apply to all new
				community living facilities and major alterations and additions to existing
				community living facilities. (Major alterations are those that are not defined
				as minor alterations in Section
				370.2210(f)
				herein.) A permit from the Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board is not
				required for Community Living Facilities.
2) Projects for which working drawings and
				specifications have received final approval by the Department prior to the
				promulgation of these Standards are subject only to those standards that were
				in effect at the time that final approval was given.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2220 - Codes and Standards

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a) Each
				facility shall comply with the applicable provisions of the following codes and
				standards:
1) State of Illinois Codes and
				Standards
Code or Standard
Agency
A)
Ill. State Plumbing Code (1976) (77 Ill. Adm. Code
							 890)
Department of Public Health
B)
Accessibility Standards (June 1978) (77 Ill. Adm.
							 Code 400)
Capital Development Board
C)
Rules for Food Service Sanitation (1975) (77 Ill.
							 Adm. Code 750)
Department of Public Health
D)
State of Illinois Safety Glazing Materials Act, 1971
							 (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1981, ch. 1111/2, pars. 3101 et seq.)
State of Illinois Department of Labor
E)
Rules for Fire Prevention and Safety (41 Ill. Adm.
							 Code 100) September 1983
Office of State Fire Marshal Division of Fire
							 Prevention
2)
				Other Codes and References
Codes or Standards
Agency
A)
National Fire Protection Association
National Fire Protection Association
i)
NFPA l0 - 1978 edition, Standard for Portable
							 Extinguishers
ii)
NFPA 70 - 1981 edition National Electric Code
iii)
NFPA 72 - 1975 edition, Local Protective
							 Systems
iv)
NFPA 90A - 1978 edition, Air Conditioning and
							 Ventilating Systems
v)
NFPA 220 - 1979 edition, Standard Types of Building
							 Construction
vi)
NFPA 255 - 1979 edition, Test of Surface Burning
							 Characteristics of Building Materials
B)
Underwriters' Laboratory, Inc. (UL)
Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc.
i)
Fire Resistance Index (All Editions)
ii)
Building Material Directory (All Editions)
C)
America Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)
							 Standard No. E-84-1977A Method of Test for Surface Burning Characteristics of
							 Building Materials (as currently revised in NFPA 225-1979)
America Society for Testing and Materials
D)
Uniform Building Code (1976 Edition)
International Conference of Building Officials
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2230 - Preparation of Drawings and Specifications

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) The preparation of drawings and
				specifications shall be executed by or be under the immediate supervision of an
				architect registered in the State of Illinois.
b) All drawings and specifications shall
				contain the architect's name and address.
c) The first submission shall be the design
				development drawings indicating in detail the assignment of all spaces, size of
				areas and rooms, and indicating in outline, the fixed and movable equipment and
				furniture, and the outline specifications.
d) The plans shall be drawn at a scale
				sufficiently large to clearly present the proposed design.
e) Plans showing the proposed location must
				be submitted to the Illinois Department of Transportation, Division of Water
				Resources to determine compliance with the State Flood Plain Regulations and
				Executive Order IV, 1979.
f) The
				drawings shall include:
1) a plan of each
				floor including the basement or ground floor,
2) roof plan,
3) plot plan showing roads, parking areas,
				sidewalks, etc.,
4) elevations of
				all facades,
5) sections through
				the building,
6) identification of
				all fire and smoke compartmentation.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2240 - Site

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a) The facility
				shall be located on a reasonably flat or rolling, well drained site that is not
				subject to flooding and reasonably free from sources of excessive noise,
				noxious or hazardous smoke or fumes. The facility shall not be located in
				deteriorated, unpleasant, or potentially hazardous area; nor near uncontrolled
				sources of insect and rodent breeding.
b) The facility shall be located so that the
				building or buildings can comply with all applicable local zoning ordinances,
				building restrictions and fire safety requirements. The Department may impose
				requirements if the proposed locations of the building or buildings on the site
				would result in a hazard to, or be detrimental to the health, welfare, or
				safety of the residents in the facility.
c) The facility shall be located in a
				community which can provide the necessary supportive services for the home such
				as physicians' services, medical facilities, public utilities, or other
				acceptable substitutes; and be located on a well-maintained, all-weather
				road.
d) The facility shall be
				located in a section of the community conveniently accessible to reach public
				transportation, parks, churches, shopping and other community resources, which
				will be beneficial in the residents' training program toward independent
				living.
e) The facility shall be
				served by a potable water supply with water pressure and volume that is
				acceptable to this Department and the Office of the State Fire
				Marshal.
f) The distance from the
				fire station, the accessibility of the facility, and capability of the fire
				department must be approved in writing by the Office of the State Fire
				Marshal.
g) The facility shall have
				at least one (1) municipal or private fire hydrant, located within three
				hundred (300) feet of every point on the perimeter of the building and
				satisfactory for use by the equipment of the fire department serving the
				building, or have an acceptable equivalent. Additional hydrants may be
				required, if needed, to properly protect the residents from fire hazards.
				Evaluation and written approval must be obtained from the Office of the State
				Fire Marshal.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2250 - Administration

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Facilities for
				the physically handicapped (public, staff) shall be provided in administration
				and public areas if these areas are located within the facility.
b) Each facility shall provide sufficient
				space for clerical, financial and managerial functions.
c) Each facility shall provide a toilet room
				with a water closet and a lavatory for staff and visitors.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2260 - Bedrooms

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Each single
				bedroom used for a resident shall have at least one hundred (100) square feet
				of usable net floor area, not including any space taken up for closets,
				wardrobes, bathrooms, and clearly definable entryway areas.
b) Each multiple bedroom used for residents
				shall have for each resident housed in the room at least seventy-five (75)
				square feet of usable floor area. Usable area does not include any space
				utilized for closets, wardrobes, bathrooms, and clearly definable entryway
				areas. Maximum room capacity shall be two (2) residents. There shall be a three
				(3) foot minimum distance between beds.
c) Resident bedrooms shall have an entrance
				directly off an exit corridor or may be part of an apartment suite (bedrooms,
				toilet, living/dining room and residential kitchen) having an entrance to an
				exit corridor.
1) Entrance door to an
				apartment suite or resident bedroom shall swing into the room.
2) No room that opens into a central kitchen
				or necessitates passing through a central kitchen shall be used as a resident
				bedroom.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2270 - Nurses' Station

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
A nurses' station is not a requirement, but provision for
				  twenty-four (24) hour staff supervision shall be provided within each unit (See
				  Subpart D).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2280 - Bath and Toilet Rooms

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a)
				Each facility shall provide a minimum of one (1) water closet, one (1) lavatory
				and one (1) bathtub or shower for each sex on each floor occupied by residents.
1) Each facility shall provide bathroom
				fixtures in the following minimum numbers. The number of resident beds shall be
				used in determining the number of bathroom fixtures required, irrespective of
				the fact that some of the beds may not be occupied.
2) Each facility shall provide one (1)
				lavatory and one (1) water closet for each six (6) resident beds on each
				floor.
3) Each facility shall
				provide one (1) bathtub or shower for each eight (8) resident beds on each
				floor, which is not otherwise served by bathing facilities adjacent to the
				resident room.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2290 - Living, Dining Room, and Activity Room(s)

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a) These rooms shall be so located that the
				room is not an entrance vestibule from the out-of-doors, nor an obstruction to
				traffic in and out of the facility.
b)
1) Each
				facility shall provide at least one (1) comfortably furnished living
				room.
2) The minimum floor space
				for a living room shall be one hundred twenty (120) square feet. The living
				room shall have a total window area equal to at least one-tenth
				(1/10) the floor
				area.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2300 - Kitchen

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a) Provide a
				central kitchen or residential kitchen properly located for efficient food
				service, and large enough to accommodate the equipment and personnel needed to
				prepare and serve properly the number of meals required as determined by the
				Department. The size of kitchen shall be approximately ten (10) square feet per
				resident bed.
b) Provide kitchen
				equipment in an arrangement for convenient operation, good sanitation,
				healthful working conditions and control of heat, noise, and odors.
c) Provide appropriate equipment for the
				preparation and serving of meals.
d) Provide refrigeration of perishable
				foods.
e) Provide a two (2)
				compartment sink equipped with drain boards. One (1) compartment is for washing
				dishes and the other is for rinsing and sanitizing them. The compartment for
				sanitizing shall be sufficiently deep to allow complete submersion of all items
				washed. A domestic type dishwashing machine equipped with sanitizing features
				is required for kitchens serving more than ten (10) residents.
f) The central kitchen shall be provided with
				a handwashing lavatory. The 2-bowl sink may be used for handwashing.
g) The walls and ceilings of all food
				handling rooms shall be finished with smooth, washable, light-colored
				surfaces.
h) All openings to the
				outside shall be effectively screened during fly seasons, and screen doors
				shall be equipped with self-closing devices, or a satisfactory alternative
				method.
i) The central kitchen
				shall be located so that no resident must pass through it to reach a bathroom,
				resident's bedroom, the living room, dining room, or the
				out-of-doors.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2310 - Laundry Room

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a) Provide a
				laundry room equipped with appropriate and satisfactory type equipment of a
				design to meet the needs of the facility unless a commercial laundry is
				used.
b) Laundry facilities shall
				not be located in rooms used for food storage, preparation, or
				serving.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2320 - Housekeeping and Storage

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a)
				Sufficient janitor's closets shall be provided throughout the facility as
				required to maintain a clean and sanitary environment. Each shall contain a
				floor receptor or service sink and storage space for housekeeping equipment and
				supplies. Space(s) for large housekeeping equipment and for back-up supplies
				may be centrally located.
b)
				Provide a total area of approximately ten (10) square feet per resident bed for
				the storage of excess personal possessions of residents and staff, linens,
				supplies, activity materials and other items. This does not include closets or
				wardrobes in residents' rooms. Separate storage space with provisions for
				locking and security control shall be provided for residents' personal effects
				which are not kept in residents' bedrooms.
c) Provide storage rooms for maintenance
				supplies, yard equipment, etc.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2330 - Building General

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a) General
1) Building shall not be a structural part of
				a long-term care facility or other institutional buildings.
2) Provide a room arrangement that will
				permit the facility to be divided functionally into living units for not more
				than twenty (20) residents. Each living unit shall contain its own living room
				and dining room.
3) Each facility
				shall have a maximum capacity of twenty (20) beds.
4) Buildings of one (1) story in height shall
				be constructed of fire resistive, protected noncombustible, protected ordinary,
				protected wood frame, heavy timber, or unprotected noncombustible construction.
				Buildings of fire resistive construction are not limited in height or number of
				stories. Buildings of two (2) stories or more in height may be of any approved
				construction type and must be equipped throughout with an approved automatic
				extinguishing system, except for fire-resistive construction.
5) All corridors shall be four (4) feet in
				clear and unobstructed width.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2340 - Exit Facilities and Subdivision of Floor Areas

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a) At least two (2) exits, remote from each
				other, shall be provided for each floor or fire section of the building used by
				residents. At the upper floor level, at least one of the means of egress shall
				consist of an enclosed interior stairway, an exterior stairway, or a horizontal
				exit.
b) Exits shall be so located
				that the entrance door of every resident's bedroom and of every living, dining,
				and activity room is not more than one hundred (100) feet along the line of
				travel to the nearest exit. This distance may be increased up to one hundred
				fifty (150) feet if the entire building is protected by a complete automatic
				sprinkler system.
c) Basements used
				by residents for such purposes as recreation, group meetings, dining, or
				laundry shall be provided with two (2) means of exit. At least one of the exits
				shall have direct access to the outside of the building.
d) Fire escape stairs shall not be accepted
				as constituting any part of the required means of egress for new
				buildings.
e) All corridors and
				passages to be used as a means of exit, or part of means of exit, shall not
				lead through any room or space used for a purpose that may obstruct free
				passage.
f) Means of egress shall
				be so arranged that there are no dead end pockets, hallways, corridors,
				passageways, or courts whose depth exceeds twenty (20) feet.
g) Corridor walls shall have a fire-resistive
				rating of at least one (1) hour. Corridor walls may terminate at the underside
				of the ceiling.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2350 - Stairways and Vertical Openings

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a)
				Interior stairways shall be enclosed with construction having a 1-hour fire
				resistance rating, exit directly to outside grade and have a door at all
				floors.
b) Light or ventilation
				shaft, chute and other vertical openings between stories shall be enclosed with
				construction having a 1-hour fire resistance rating.
c) Every multi-level facility shall have
				stairways with a minimum headroom of six (6) feet, eight (8) inches and a
				maximum height of twelve (12) feet between landings; a minimum clear width of
				three (3) feet, except handrails which may project not more than three and
				one-half (31/2) inches on each side, a handrail is required only on one side of
				the stair. The width of treads exclusive of nosing or projection shall be not
				less than nine (9) inches and risers shall be not more than eight (8) inches.
				Stairways with triangular or winding treads or single risers are not
				acceptable.
d) Every stairway shall
				have a landing that is at least as deep as the width of the stairway
				door.
e) Usable space under stairs
				shall not be used for storage.
f)
				Means of egress such as stairs, stair landings, balconies, ramps and aisles,
				located along the edge of open-sided floors and mezzanines, shall have
				guardrails to prevent falls over the open side. Each new stair shall have
				handrails on at least one side.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2360 - Hazardous Areas

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Walls at enclosure of hazardous areas shall have a one (1)
				  hour fire resistive rating. Doors at enclosure of hazardous areas shall be a
				  minimum three-fourth (3/4) hour "C" label, with automatic closer. Hazardous
				  areas include the following:
a)
				Kitchens
b) Furnace and heater
				rooms
c) Laundries
d) Rooms or spaces, including repair shops,
				used for the storage of combustible supplies and equipment in quantities deemed
				hazardous by the authority having jurisdiction.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2370 - Structural

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a) The buildings
				and all parts thereof shall be of sufficient strength to support all dead,
				live, and lateral loads without exceeding the working stresses permitted for
				the materials of their construction in generally accepted good engineering
				practice.
b) Special Provisions
1) Special provision shall be made for loads
				which have a greater load than the specified minimum live load, including
				partitions which are subject to change of location.
2) Consideration shall be given to structural
				members and connections of structures which may be subject to earthquakes or
				tornadoes.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2380 - Mechanical Systems

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a)
				Mechanical systems shall be tested, balanced, and operated to demonstrate that
				the installation and performance of these systems conform to the requirements
				of these standards.
b) Upon the
				completion of the contract, the owner shall be furnished with a complete set of
				manufacturer's operating and preventative maintenance instructions, parts list
				with numbers and descriptions for each piece of equipment and a copy of the
				air-balance report. A complete set of these documents shall be kept on the
				premises.
c) The owner shall be
				provided with instructions in the operational use of the systems and equipment
				as required.
d) A design
				temperature of 75° F for both summer and winter design conditions shall be
				provided for all patient use areas including corridors.
e) All ventilation supply, return and exhaust
				systems shall be mechanically operated.
f) Air conditioning and ventilation systems
				shall be designed, installed and maintained as required by National Fire
				Protection Association Standard 90A or 90B, depending on the size of the
				facility.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2390 - Plumbing Systems

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a) All
				plumbing systems shall be designed and installed in accordance with the
				requirements of the "Illinois State Plumbing Code" except that the number of
				water closets, lavatories, bathtubs, showers, and other fixtures shall be as
				required by these Standards and the Facility's program.
b) Plumbing fixtures shall be of
				nonabsorptive acid-resistant materials.
c) Shower bases and tub bottoms shall be
				provided with nonslip surfaces.
d)
				Water supply systems shall be designed to supply water at sufficient pressure
				and volume to operate all fixtures and equipment during maximum demand
				periods.
e) Hot water distribution
				systems shall be arranged to provide hot water at each hot water outlet at all
				times. Hot water at shower, bathing and handwashing facilities shall not exceed
				110° F.
f) Water storage tanks
				shall be fabricated of corrosion resistant metal or lined with noncorrosive
				material.
g) Insofar as possible,
				drainage piping shall not be installed above the ceiling nor installed in an
				exposed location in food preparation centers, food serving facilities, food
				storage areas, and other critical areas. Special precautions shall be taken to
				protect these areas from possible leakage or condensation from necessary
				overhead piping systems.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2400 - Electrical Systems

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a) All
				material including equipment, conductors, controls, and signaling devices shall
				be installed to provide a complete electrical system with the necessary
				characteristics and capacity to supply the electrical facilities required by
				these Standards. All materials shall be listed as complying with available
				standards of Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. or other similarly established
				standards.
b) All spaces occupied
				by people, machinery, and equipment within buildings, approaches to and exits
				from buildings, and parking lots shall have lighting.
c) Residents' rooms shall have general
				lighting. At least one light fixture shall be switched at the entrance to each
				resident room. All switches for control of lighting in residents' sleeping
				areas shall be of the quiet operating type.
d) Receptacles (Convenience Outlets)
1) Each resident bed room shall have duplex
				grounding type receptacles as follows: At least one located at the head of each
				bed; one for television if used; and one on another wall. Receptacles are to be
				located between twelve (12) to thirty (30) inches above the finished
				floor.
2) Resident bathrooms shall
				have at least one duplex receptacle.
3) At least one duplex receptacle shall be
				installed in each corridor.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2410 - Fire Alarm and Detection System

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a) Provide an approved supervised fire alarm
				system.
b) An approved automatic
				smoke detection system shall be installed on each floor level. Such system
				shall be installed in accordance with National Fire Protection Association
				Standard 101, Section 6-3 of the 1976 Edition of the Life Safety Code, and with
				National Fire Protection Association Standard 72, 1975 Edition. In no case
				shall smoke detectors be spaced further apart than thirty (30) feet on center,
				or more than fifteen (15) feet from any wall. The automatic smoke detection
				system shall be electrically interconnected to the fire alarm system.
c) The fire alarm system shall automatically
				transmit the alarm to any available municipal fire department by direct private
				line or through any approved central station.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2420 - Emergency Electrical System

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An emergency electrical service, which may be battery
				  operated if effective for four (4) or more hours, shall provide services as
				  follows:
a) Illumination of means of
				egress
b) Fire detection and alarm
				system
c) Telephone
				service
d) Exit sign
				fixtures.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 - COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Subpart L - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES › Section 370.2430 - Fire Protection

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The Department, or upon request the Fire Prevention Division
				  of the Office of the State Fire Marshal, will make inspections for fire safety
				  and compliance with these Standards. The Fire Prevention Division shall call to
				  the attention of the Department of Public Health any violations of these
				  standards pertaining to fire protection found during a requested inspection.
				  The Department, or upon request, the Fire Prevention Division, shall be
				  privileged to make as many subsequent visits as deemed necessary by the
				  Department for assurance of compliance.