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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 215 - REGIONAL POISON CONTROL CENTER CODE › Section 215.500 - Staffing

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a) The Center shall
			 have a Medical Director who is a physician, board certified or board eligible
			 in medical toxicology. The Medical Director shall have a medical staff
			 appointment at a comprehensive poison treatment facility and be involved in the
			 management of poisoned patients. In addition to clinical, academic teaching and
			 research activities, the Medical Director shall formally commit at least 10
			 hours per week to poison center operational activities involving staff
			 training, development of medical guidelines and quality assurance activities.
			 The Medical Director shall be responsible for:
1) Establishing Center policies;
2) Developing medical protocols;
3) Case review;
4) Quality assurance;
5) Providing patient care, telephone
			 supervision and case consultation; and
6) Providing training and support to poison
			 information specialists.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 215 - REGIONAL POISON CONTROL CENTER CODE › Section 215.600 - Quarterly Data Submission

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The following data shall be collected by the Center and
				submitted to the Department, as a three-month total, by the 30th of the month
				following March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 31. The Department shall
				audit quarterly reports in response to a complaint if the complaint concerns
				information submitted in the report.
a) Total Center encounters:
1) Total poisonings,
2) Information requests,
3) Education requests.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 215 - REGIONAL POISON CONTROL CENTER CODE › Section 215.700 - Misrepresentation

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After December 31, 1999, no person shall use the phrase "poison
				center" or words of similar meaning in relation to himself or hold himself out
				as a poison center without first obtaining designation therefor pursuant to the
				Act and this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 215 - REGIONAL POISON CONTROL CENTER CODE › Section 215.800 - Advisory Committee

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a) The
			 Director of Public Health shall appoint an advisory committee that shall advise
			 the Department concerning the regulation of Regional Poison Control Centers
			 under the Poison Control System Act.
b) The composition of the advisory committee
			 shall be as follows:
1) Two board-certified
			 toxicologists;
2) Three emergency
			 department physicians, one of whom is an EMS Medical Director and one of whom
			 is a pediatric emergency physician;
3) An EMS Coordinator;
4) A pharmacist;
5) A consumer;
6) A representative of the Illinois
			 Department of Healthcare and Family Services;
7) The chief of the Department's Division of
			 Emergency Medical Services and Highway Safety;
8) A representative from a health care
			 professional society;
9) The
			 Managing Director of a Regional Poison Control Center; and
10) The Medical Director of a Regional Poison
			 Control Center.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.1050 - Referenced Materials

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The following materials are referenced in this Part:
a) State of Illinois Statutes:
1) Alternative Health Care Delivery Act [ 210
			 ILCS 3 ]
2) Criminal Code of 2012 [
			 720 ILCS 5 ]
3) Dietetic and
			 Nutrition Services Practice Act [ 225 ILCS 30 ]
4) Illinois Occupational Therapy Practice Act
			 [ 225 ILCS 75 ]
5) Illinois
			 Physical Therapy Act [ 225 ILCS 90 ]
6) Medical Practice Act of 1987 [ 225 ILCS 60
			 ]
7) Nurse Practice Act [ 225 ILCS
			 65 ]
8) Clinical Social Work and
			 Social Work Practice Act [ 225 ILCS 20 ]
9) Clinical Psychologist Licensing Act [ 225
			 ILCS 15 ]
10) Illinois
			 Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Practice Act [ 225 ILCS 110 ]
11) Illinois Health Facilities Planning Act [
			 20 ILCS 3960 ]
12) Nursing Home
			 Care Act [ 210 ILCS 45 ]
13) Health
			 Care Worker Background Check Act [ 225 ILCS 46 ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.1100 - Demonstration Program Elements

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a)
			 There shall be an authorized Community-Based Residential Rehabilitation Center
			 Alternative Health Care Model in the Demonstration Program. The Community-Based
			 Residential Rehabilitation Center shall be located in the area of Illinois
			 south of Interstate Highway 70. (Section 30(a-15) of the Act)
b) As an integral part of the services
			 provided, individuals are housed in a supervised living setting while having
			 immediate access to the community. The Residential Rehabilitation Center
			 authorized by the Department may have more than one residence included under
			 the license. A residence may be no larger than 12 beds and shall be located as
			 an integral part of the community. (Section 35(4) of the Act)
c) The programs provided in this setting
			 shall be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation
			 Facilities (CARF). The Program shall have been accredited by CARF as a brain
			 injury community-integrative program for at least 3 years prior to licensure
			 under the Act and this Part. (Section 35(4) of the Act)
d) The average length of stay in a
			 Community-Based Residential Rehabilitation Center shall not exceed four months
			 calculated after June 1, 2000. (Section 35(4) of the Act)
e) The Community-Based Residential
			 Rehabilitation Center Demonstration Program (Program) shall be reviewed
			 annually by the Board to determine if it should continue operation for a period
			 up to five years.
f) A
			 Community-Based Residential Rehabilitation Center Model (Model) shall be
			 licensed pursuant to this Part to be considered a participant in the
			 Program.
g) At the midpoint and end
			 of the Program, the Board shall evaluate and make recommendations to the
			 Governor and the General Assembly, through the Department, regarding the
			 Program, in accordance with Section 20(b) of the Act. (Section 20(b) of the
			 Act)
h) The Department shall
			 deposit all application fees, renewal fees and fines collected under the Act
			 and this Part into the Regulatory Evaluation and Basic Enforcement Fund in the
			 State Treasury. (Section 25(d) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.1200 - Application for and Issuance of a License to Operate a Community-Based Residential Rehabilitation Center Model

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a) Applications for a license to operate a
			 Community-Based Residential Rehabilitation Care Center Model shall be in
			 writing on forms provided by the Department. The application shall be made
			 under oath and shall contain the following:
1)
			 Proof of a Certificate of Need to establish and operate a Community-Based
			 Residential Rehabilitation Center Model issued by the Health Facilities
			 Planning Board under the Illinois Health Facilities Planning Act;
2) The name of the proposed Model;
3) The address of the proposed
			 Model;
4) A precise description of
			 the site of the proposed Model;
5)
			 The number of residences;
6) The
			 number of beds per residence;
7)
			 The number of non-resident participants;
8) The name and address of the registered
			 agent or other individual authorized to receive Service of Process for the
			 Model licensee;
9) The name,
			 address and Illinois license numbers of the following persons:
A) Medical Director,
B) Supervisor of medical services,
			 and
C) Program
			 Coordinator/Director;
10) The Model's admission protocol and
			 transfer criteria as required by Section
			 220.1700;
11) Information regarding any conviction of
			 the owner or operator of the proposed Model of a felony or of any other crime
			 under the laws of any state or of the United States arising out of or in
			 connection with the operation of a health care facility; and
12) Information regarding any encumbrance on
			 a health care license issued in Illinois or any other state to the owner or
			 operator of the proposed Model.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.1300 - Obligations and Privileges of Community-Based Residential Rehabilitation Center Models

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a)
			 Community-Based Residential Rehabilitation Center Models shall, within 30 days
			 after licensure, seek certification under Titles XVIII and XIX of the Federal
			 Social Security Act. (Section 30(d) of the Act)
b) Community-Based Residential Rehabilitation
			 Center Models shall provide charitable care consistent with that provided by
			 comparable health care providers in the geographic area. (Section 30(d) of the
			 Act)
c) A licensed Community-Based
			 Residential Rehabilitation Center Model that continues to be in substantial
			 compliance after the conclusion of the demonstration program shall be eligible
			 for annual license renewals unless and until a different licensure program for
			 that type of health care model is established by legislation. (Section 30(c) of
			 the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.1400 - Inspections and Investigations

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a)
			 The Department shall perform licensure inspections of Community-Based
			 Residential Rehabilitation Center Models, as deemed necessary, to ensure
			 compliance with the Act and this Part. (Section 25(c) of the Act)
b) All Community-Based Residential
			 Rehabilitation Center Models to which this Part applies shall be subject to and
			 shall be deemed to have given consent to all inspections by properly identified
			 personnel of the Department, or by other such properly identified persons as
			 the Department might designate. In addition, representatives of the Department
			 shall have access to and may reproduce or photocopy any books, records, and
			 other documents maintained by the Model or the licensee to the extent necessary
			 to carry out the Act and this Part.
c) The Department shall investigate an
			 applicant or licensee whenever it receives a verified complaint in writing of
			 any person setting forth facts which, if proven, would constitute grounds for
			 the denial of an application for a license, refusal to renew a license, or
			 suspension or revocation of a license. (Section 50 of the Act)
d) The Department may also investigate an
			 applicant or licensee on its own motion or based upon complaints received by
			 mail, telephone, or in person. (Section 50 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.1500 - Notice of Violation and Plan of Correction

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a) Upon determination that the licensee or
			 applicant is in violation of the Act or this Part, the Department shall issue a
			 written Notice of Violation and request a plan of correction. The notice shall
			 specify the violations, and shall instruct the licensee or applicant to submit
			 a plan of correction to the Department within 10 days after receipt of the
			 Notice.
b) Within the ten-day
			 period, a licensee or applicant may request additional time for submission of
			 the plan of correction. The Department may extend the period for submission of
			 the plan of correction for an additional 30 days, when the Department finds
			 that corrective action by the Model to abate or eliminate the violations will
			 require substantial capital improvement. The Department will consider the
			 extent and complexity of necessary physical plant repairs and improvements and
			 any impact on the health, safety, or welfare of the patients of the Model in
			 determining whether to grant a requested extension.
c) Each plan of correction shall be based on
			 an assessment by the Model of the conditions or occurrences that are the basis
			 of the violations and an evaluation of the practices, policies, and procedures
			 that have caused or contributed to the conditions or occurrences. Evidence of
			 such assessment and evaluation shall be maintained by the Model. Each plan of
			 correction shall include:
1) A description of
			 the specific corrective action the Model is taking, or plans to take, to abate,
			 eliminate, or correct the violations cited in the Notice;
2) A description of the steps that will be
			 taken to avoid future occurrences of the same and similar violations;
			 and
3) A specific date by which the
			 corrective action will be completed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.1600 - Adverse Licensure Action

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a)
			 Before denying a license application, refusing to renew a license, suspending a
			 license, revoking a license, or assessing an administrative fine, the
			 Department shall notify the applicant or the licensee in writing. The notice
			 shall specify the charges or reasons for the Department's contemplated action,
			 and shall provide the applicant or licensee an opportunity to file a request
			 for a hearing within 10 days after receiving the notice. (Section 50 of the
			 Act)
1) A failure to request a hearing within
			 10 days shall constitute a waiver of the applicant's or licensee's right to a
			 hearing. (Section 50 of the Act)
2)
			 The hearing shall be conducted by the Director or an individual designated in
			 writing by the Director as an Administrative Law Judge, and shall be conducted
			 in conformance with the Department's Rules of Practice and Procedure in
			 Administrative Hearings (77 Ill. Adm. Code 100) and Section 65 of the Act.
			 (Section 55 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.1700 - Policies and Procedures

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a) The
			 licensee shall have policies and procedures that implement and are consistent
			 with the provisions of this Part.
b) The licensee shall have infection control
			 policies and procedures, which shall include at least the following:
1) Compliance with the Department's Control
			 of Communicable Diseases Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 690);
2) The use of universal precautions and
			 isolation techniques;
3) A
			 continuing program of instruction for all personnel on the mode of spread of
			 infections; and
4) Posted
			 handwashing techniques.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.1800 - Admission Practices

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a) The
			 licensee shall designate the individual or group that is responsible for making
			 admission decisions.
b) The
			 licensee shall establish written admission criteria that:
1) Identify individuals who can be served by
			 the programs available through the Model;
2) Ensure nondiscrimination of participants
			 based on disability, race, religion, sex, source of payment, and any other
			 basis recognized by applicable State and federal laws;
3) Ensure that participants
are
			 medically stable and no longer require acute rehabilitative care or intense
			 medical or nursing services.
(Section 35(4) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.1900 - Participant Assessment

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a) The
			 licensee shall establish policies and procedures defining the assessment
			 process.
b) Within two weeks after
			 admission, each participant shall be assessed by a physician, a registered
			 nurse, and a case manager. In addition, a speech/language pathologist,
			 occupational therapist, or neuropsychologist shall complete an assessment of
			 the participant's cognitive abilities. The physician, with input from the
			 registered nurse, shall determine the participant's need for evaluation by a
			 dietician or other specialized medical evaluations. Participants who were
			 admitted prior to June 1, 2000, shall have an assessment completed within 60
			 days after June 1, 2000, unless an assessment has already been completed. An
			 assessment, which meets the requirements of this Section, completed at a
			 hospital may be accepted by the Model.
c) The assessment shall:
1) Identify pathological diagnoses or
			 conditions requiring rehabilitation;
2) Identify the potential benefits related to
			 rehabilitation intervention;
3)
			 Include the desired outcomes and expectations of the participant;
4) Include the outcomes anticipated by the
			 persons conducting the assessments;
5) Use assistive technology, as needed, in
			 the assessment process;
6) Be used
			 to direct the development of the participant's rehabilitation plan;
			 and
7) Coordinate with the
			 assessments completed prior to admission to the extent possible to avoid
			 duplicative testing.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.2000 - Individual Rehabilitation Plan

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a)
			 Within 10 business days after completion of the assessment conducted pursuant
			 to Section
			 220.1900,
			 the results of the assessment (designed by the rehabilitation team) shall be
			 used to revise the individualized rehabilitation plan to establish goals and
			 objectives that incorporate the unique strengths, abilities, and preferences of
			 the person served and relate to the services and environment to which the
			 person will be discharged.
The design of individualized program plans
			 shall be consistent with the outcome goals that are established for each
			 resident.
(Section 35(4) of the Act)
b) The individual rehabilitation plan shall
			 include, at a minimum:
1) The desired outcome
			 goals for the program;
2)
			 Identification of targeted objectives to achieve the outcome goals;
3) Services needed to support the targeted
			 objectives;
4) Anticipated time
			 frames for accomplishing the goals and objectives; and
5) Persons responsible for implementing the
			 rehabilitation plan.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.2100 - Participant Rights

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a) The licensee
			 shall establish a Participant's Bill of Rights, which shall include:
1) The right to information to facilitate
			 decision making;
2) The right to be
			 free of harm from physical abuse, mental abuse, sexual abuse, and physical
			 punishment;
3) The right to access
			 and/or referral to guardians, conservators, self-help groups, and/or advocacy
			 groups, and legal assistance;
4)
			 The protection of basic human rights, including rights to adequate food,
			 shelter, education, dignity, and respect;
5) The right to request discharge from the
			 facility;
6) The right to equal and
			 effective treatment;
7) The right
			 to confidentiality;
8) The right to
			 refuse treatment;
9) The right to
			 have input into the rehabilitation plan;
10) Freedom from discrimination on the basis
			 of race, religious practice, color, national origin, sex, age, handicap,
			 marital status, or source of payment;
11) The right to engage in unrestricted
			 communication;
12) The right to
			 privacy (but not necessarily a single bedroom);
13) The right to retain and use personal
			 clothing and possessions;
14)
			 Unless previously arranged, the right not to be transferred or discharged,
			 except in an emergency situation. The individual, his or her guardian (if
			 applicable), and other responsible persons shall be notified
			 immediately;
15) The right to the
			 services of a representative of the State agency or program charged with
			 regulating, licensing, or monitoring the program;
16) The right to seek legal
			 assistance;
17) The right to pursue
			 productive and recreational choices;
18) The right to be paid for labor provided
			 to the Model, other than labor that is an element of the rehabilitation program
			 as outlined in the Individual Rehabilitation Plan;
19) The right to regularly review the
			 rehabilitation plan;
20) The right
			 to make recommendations for changes in Model policy that will have an impact on
			 the participant or the participant's rehabilitation program;
21) The right to choose a personal
			 physician;
22) The right to make
			 contacts with the community and to achieve the highest level of independence,
			 autonomy, and interaction with the community; and
23) The right to determine, within the bounds
			 of good personal hygiene, his or her dress, hair style, or other personal
			 choices according to individual preference.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.2200 - Participant Care and Treatment Services

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a) The licensee shall provide access to
			 appropriate emergency and specialty medical services.
b) A case manager shall be designated for
			 each participant. A case manager may serve one or more participants. The
			 provision of services for each participant shall be organized through the case
			 manager or case manager designee who shall:
1) Assume responsibility for implementation
			 of the rehabilitation plan;
2)
			 Assist the participant in becoming oriented to his/her program;
3) Enable the program to proceed in an
			 orderly, purposeful, and goal-oriented manner;
4) Promote the program's responsiveness to
			 the needs and preferences of the participant;
5) Promote the participant's ongoing
			 engagement in discussions of plans, goals and status;
6) Participate consistently in team
			 conferences concerning the participant;
7) Maintain communication with family
			 members, guardian (if designated), and funding source of the participant;
			 and
8) Facilitate the discharge
			 process and arrangements for the discharge plan.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.2300 - Participant Record Requirements

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The licensee shall maintain participant records that are
				accessible to the participant and to service providers. Confidentiality of
				participants' medical records shall be ensured. Records shall include, but are
				not limited to:
a) Medical
			 records;
b) Preadmission screening
			 results;
c) Participant initial and
			 ongoing assessment results;
d)
			 Records pertaining to participants' property; and
e) Individualized rehabilitation
			 plan.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.2400 - Residential Services

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a) The
			 licensee shall provide 24-hour supervision in each congregate living
			 environment. At least one staff member shall be present in each residence at
			 all times when participants are present.
b) The licensee shall provide an emergency
			 response system.
c) The licensee
			 shall provide 24-hour access to assistance in each apartment living
			 setting.
d) The licensee shall have
			 policies and procedures in place to guide decisions regarding the necessary
			 level of supervision each participant requires in the residence and the
			 community.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.2500 - Medication Administration

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a)
			 Except for medications allowed in subsection (f), the only medications allowed
			 in the residence are those for particular individual participants. The
			 medication of each participant shall be kept and stored in the original
			 container received from the pharmacy or as packaged by the nurse, when
			 preparing unit dose packages from multi-dose containers.
1) Each multi-dose medication container shall
			 indicate the participant's name, physician's name, prescription number, name,
			 strength of dose, route of administration, frequency of dose and quantity of
			 drug, date this container was last filled, the initials of the pharmacist
			 filling the prescription, the identity of the pharmacy, the refill date and any
			 necessary special instructions.
2)
			 Each single unit or unit dose package shall contain the proprietary and
			 nonproprietary name of the drug and the strength of the dose. The name of the
			 participant and the physician do not have to be on the label of the package,
			 but they must be identified with the package in a straightforward method to
			 assure the drug is administered to the correct person.
3) When the unit dose system is used for
			 packaging oral medication, house staff trained in administering medication may
			 assist participants in the self-administration or in taking their medication by
			 carrying the medication from the locked area where it is stored and handing it
			 to the participant. If the participant is unable to receive or open the
			 container, staff may open the container for the participant and assist him or
			 her in consuming or applying the medication. If cognitive or behavioral
			 limitations result in poor compliance, staff may open the container for the
			 participant.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.2600 - Discharge and Follow-up Practices

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a)
			 The licensee shall prepare written discharge plans prior to discharge of each
			 participant.
b) The discharge plan
			 shall include:
1) Participant's diagnosis of
			 disability;
2) Outcome goals
			 established for the rehabilitation plan;
3) Summary of the services
			 provided;
4) Outcome goals achieved
			 and not achieved;
5) Reason for
			 discharge; and
6) Recommendations
			 and referrals to assist the participant after discharge.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.2700 - Personnel

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a) The licensee
			 shall provide adequate, properly trained and supervised staff to meet each
			 participant's individual rehabilitation plan. Services shall be provided by a
			 coordinated rehabilitation team.
b)
			 The licensee shall define, through job descriptions, the minimum education and
			 experience requirements for all staff, consultants, and contract staff
			 providing services to the Community-Based Residential Rehabilitation Center
			 Model.
c) The licensee shall
			 provide an initial orientation and routine, pertinent training to all staff.
			 This training may include demonstration, one-on-one training, small group
			 exercises, or lectures. All training conducted shall be documented with:
1) Date;
2) Start and end time;
3) Instructors;
4) Course title and short description of
			 content; and
5) Attendance records,
			 including staff member's written signature.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.2800 - Health Care Worker Background Check

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A facility shall comply with the Health Care Worker Background
				Check Act [225 ILCS 46 ] and the Health Care Worker Background Check Code (77
				Ill. Adm. Code 955).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.2900 - Food Service

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a) At
			 least three meals a day shall be provided and prepared by either residential
			 staff or participants assisted by residential staff as needed.
b) Snacks shall be offered between meals and
			 at bedtime.
c) Menus shall be
			 developed according to the participants' preferences, ascertained through a
			 group decision-making process, and shall be reviewed by a dietician.
d) Menus shall be planned at least one week
			 in advance. All menus, as actually served, shall be kept on file for no fewer
			 than 30 days.
e) If a participant's
			 rehabilitation plan includes training in meal planning and preparation, this
			 Part shall not preclude that participant from planning and preparing his or her
			 own meals in the residence.
f)
			 Supplies of staple foods adequate to prepare a minimum of three days meals and
			 of perishable foods adequate to prepare a minimum of three days meals shall be
			 maintained on the premises of each residence.
1) Primary food supply of staple and
			 perishable foods is maintained at a licensee food distribution
			 location.
2) Life skills trainers
			 pick up food supplies in three- and four-day intervals.
3) Access to additional staple and perishable
			 foods is available at the licensee food distribution location.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.3000 - Physical Plant

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a) The facility
			 shall be kept in a clean, safe, and orderly condition and in good repair.
1) Electrical, mechanical, heating/air
			 conditioning, fire protection and sewage disposal systems shall be
			 maintained.
2) Furnishings and
			 furniture shall be maintained in a clean, safe condition.
3) Attics, basements, stairways, and similar
			 areas shall be kept free of accumulation of refuse, newspapers, boxes, and
			 other items.
4) Bathtubs, shower
			 stalls and lavatories shall not be used for janitorial, laundry or storage
			 purposes.
5) All cleaning
			 compounds, insecticides and other potentially hazardous compounds or agents
			 shall be stored in locked cabinets or rooms.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 220 - COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Section 220.3100 - Quality Assessment and Improvement

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a) The licensee shall develop and implement a
			 quality assessment and improvement program designed to meet at least the
			 following goals:
1) Ongoing monitoring and
			 evaluation of the quality of services provided by the program, including but
			 not limited to:
A) Accomplishment of outcome
			 goals;
B) Accomplishment of program
			 goals;
C) Participant satisfaction;
			 and
D) Quality of life.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 225.200 - Incorporated and Referenced Materials

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a) The following private and professional
				association standards are incorporated in this Part:
1) American National Standards Institute:
				Standard No. A177.1 -R1971, Specifications for Making Buildings and Facilities
				Accessible to, and Usable by, the Physically Handicapped, which may be obtained
				from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, United Engineering Center,
				325 East 47th Street, New York, New York
				10017.
2) American Society of
				Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), Handbook of
				Fundamentals (1997), which may be obtained from the National Association of
				American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers,
				Inc., 1791 Tullie Circle, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30329.
3) American Society for Testing and Materials
				(ASTM) Standard No. E90-1975: Recommended Practice for Laboratory Measurement
				of Airborne Sound Transmission Loss of Building Partitions, which may be
				obtained from the American Society for Testing and Materials, 1916 Race Street,
				Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103.
4) BOCA International Building Code (1996),
				which may be obtained from Building Officials and Code Administrators
				International, Inc., 4051 Flossmoor Road, Country Club Hills, Illinois
				60478-5795.
5) National Fire
				Protection Association (NFPA) Standard No. 101: Life Safety Code, Chapter 33
				(2000), which may be obtained from the National Fire Protection Association, 1
				Batterymarch Park, Quincy, Massachusetts 02269.
6) Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL),
				which may be obtained from Underwriters Laboratories, Inc., 333 Pfingsten Rd.,
				Northbrook, Illinois 60062:
A) Fire
				Resistance Directory (2001 Edition),
B) Building Material Directory (2001
				Edition), and
C) Automotive
				Burglary Protection Mechanical Equipment Directory (2001 Edition).
7) Dietary Guidelines for
				Americans, 2000, 5th Edition, which may be obtained from the Food and Nutrition
				Information Center, National Agricultural Library, U.S. Department of
				Agriculture, 10301 Baltimore Ave., Beltsville, Maryland 20705.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 225.300 - Demonstration Program Elements

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a)
				There shall be an authorized Alzheimer's Disease Management Center Alternative
				Health Care Model in the demonstration program. The Alzheimer's Disease
				Management Center shall be located in Will County, owned by a not-for-profit
				entity, and endorsed by a resolution approved by the county board before June
				16, 2000. (Section 30(a-20) of the Act)
b) The Model shall be a facility separate
				from any other facility licensed by the Department under the Act or any other
				Act. (Section 35(5) of the Act)
c)
				The Model shall have no more than 100 residents. (Section 35(5) of the
				Act)
d) The Model shall be licensed
				pursuant to this Part to be considered a participant in the Program.
e) At the midpoint and end of the Program,
				the Board shall evaluate and make recommendations to the Governor and the
				General Assembly, through the Department, regarding the Program, in accordance
				with Section 20(b) of the Act. (Section 20(b) of the Act)
f) The Department shall deposit all
				application fees, renewal fees and fines collected under the Act and this Part
				into the Regulatory Evaluation and Basic Enforcement Fund in the State
				Treasury. (Section 25(d) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 225.400 - Application for and Issuance of a License to Operate an Alzheimer's Disease Management Center Model

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a)
				Applications for a license to operate an Alzheimer's Disease Management Center
				Model shall be in writing on forms provided by the Department. The application
				shall be made under oath and shall contain the following:
1) The name of the proposed Model;
2) The address of the proposed
				Model;
3) A precise description of
				the site of the proposed Model;
4)
				The number of beds;
5) The name and
				address of the registered agent or other individual authorized to receive
				Service of Process for the Model licensee;
6) The name, address and Illinois license
				number of the following persons:
A) Medical
				director,
B) Supervisor of nursing
				services, and
C) Provost;
7) The Model's admission protocol
				and transfer criteria as required by Section
				225.1010;
8) Information regarding any conviction of
				the owner or operator of the proposed Model of a felony or of any other crime
				under the laws of any state or of the United States arising out of or in
				connection with the operation of a health care facility; and
9) Information regarding any encumbrance on a
				health care license issued in Illinois or any other state to the owner or
				operator of the proposed Model.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 225.500 - Obligations and Privileges of an Alzheimer's Disease Management Center Model

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a) An
				Alzheimer's Disease Management Center Model shall, within 30 days after
				licensure, seek certification under Titles XVIII and XIX of the Federal Social
				Security Act. (Section 30(d) of the Act)
b) The Model shall provide charitable care
				consistent with that provided by comparable health care providers in the
				geographic area. (Section 30(d) of the Act)
c) A licensed Model that continues to be in
				substantial compliance after the conclusion of the demonstration program shall
				be eligible for annual license renewals unless and until a different licensure
				program for that type of health care model is established by legislation.
				(Section 30(c) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 225.600 - Inspections and Investigations

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a)
				The Department shall perform licensure inspections of the Alzheimer's Disease
				Management Center Model, as deemed necessary, to ensure compliance with the Act
				and this Part. (Section 25(c) of the Act)
b) The Model to which this Part applies shall
				be subject to and shall be deemed to have given consent to all inspections by
				properly identified personnel of the Department, or by other such properly
				identified persons as the Department might designate. In addition,
				representatives of the Department shall have access to and may reproduce or
				photocopy any books, records, and other documents maintained by the Model or
				the licensee to the extent necessary to carry out the Act and this
				Part.
c) The Department shall
				investigate an applicant or licensee whenever it receives a verified complaint
				in writing of any person setting forth facts which, if proven, would constitute
				grounds for the denial of an application for a license, refusal to renew a
				license, or suspension or revocation of a license. (Section 50 of the
				Act)
d) The Department may also
				investigate an applicant or licensee on its own motion or based upon complaints
				received by mail, telephone, or in person. (Section 50 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 225.700 - Notice of Violation and Plan of Correction

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a) Upon determination that the licensee or
				applicant is in violation of the Act or this Part, the Department shall issue a
				written Notice of Violation and request a plan of correction. The notice shall
				specify the violations, and shall instruct the licensee or applicant to submit
				a plan of correction to the Department within 10 days after receipt of the
				Notice.
b) Within the ten-day
				period, a licensee or applicant may request additional time for submission of
				the plan of correction. The Department may extend the period for submission of
				the plan of correction for an additional 30 days, when the Department finds
				that corrective action by the Model to abate or eliminate the violations will
				require substantial capital improvement. The Department will consider the
				extent and complexity of necessary physical plant repairs and improvements and
				any impact on the health, safety, or welfare of the residents of the Model in
				determining whether to grant a requested extension.
c) Each plan of correction shall be based on
				an assessment by the Model of the conditions or occurrences that are the basis
				of the violations and an evaluation of the practices, policies, and procedures
				that have caused or contributed to the conditions or occurrences. Evidence of
				such assessment and evaluation shall be maintained by the Model. Each plan of
				correction shall include:
1) A description of
				the specific corrective action the Model is taking, or plans to take, to abate,
				eliminate, or correct the violations cited in the Notice;
2) A description of the steps that will be
				taken to avoid future occurrences of the same and similar violations;
				and
3) A specific date by which the
				corrective action will be completed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 225.800 - Adverse Licensure Action

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a)
				Before denying a license application, refusing to renew a license, suspending a
				license, revoking a license, or assessing an administrative fine, the
				Department shall notify the applicant or the licensee in writing. The notice
				shall specify the charges or reasons for the Department's contemplated action,
				and shall provide the applicant or licensee an opportunity to file a request
				for a hearing within 10 days after receiving the notice. (Section 50 of the
				Act)
1) A failure to request a hearing within
				10 days shall constitute a waiver of the applicant's or licensee's right to a
				hearing. (Section 50 of the Act)
2)
				The hearing shall be conducted by the Director or an individual designated in
				writing by the Director as an Administrative Law Judge, and shall be conducted
				in conformance with the Department's Rules of Practice and Procedure in
				Administrative Hearings (77 Ill. Adm. Code 100) and Section 65 of the Act.
				(Section 55 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 225.900 - Waivers

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a) The Department
				may grant a waiver from this Part at the time of the on-site review if the
				licensee or applicant can demonstrate that an alternative is available to
				ensure the residents' health, safety, and welfare.
b) An applicant or licensee shall submit a
				written request for a waiver on a Department-provided form that includes:
1) The applicant's or licensee's
				name;
2) The name, address, and
				license number, if applicable, of the facility;
3) The specific Section of this Part for
				which the applicant is requesting a waiver;
4) The reason or reasons why an applicant is
				not able to comply with the requirement; and
5) An alternative that ensures that the
				health, safety, and welfare of residents are protected.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart B - POLICIES › Section 225.1000 - Policies and Procedures

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a) The
				licensee shall have policies and procedures that implement and are consistent
				with the provisions of this Part.
b) The licensee shall have infection control
				policies and procedures that shall include at least the following:
1) Compliance with the Department's Control
				of Communicable Diseases Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 690);
2) The use of universal precautions and
				isolation techniques;
3) A
				continuing program of instruction for all personnel on the mode of spread of
				infections; and
4) Posted
				handwashing techniques.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart B - POLICIES › Section 225.1010 - Admission, Transfer and Discharge Policies

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a) No resident determined by professional
				evaluation to be in need of services not readily available in the facility, or
				through arrangement with a qualified outside resource, shall be admitted to or
				kept in the facility.
b) No
				resident shall be admitted to or kept in the facility:
1) Who is psychiatrically disturbed, in need
				of psychiatric therapy, and at risk because the person is reasonably expected
				to self-inflict serious physical harm or to inflict serious physical harm on
				another person in the near future as a result of the mental aberration, as
				determined by professional evaluation.
2) Who is or may be destructive of property,
				himself or herself, or others.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 225 - ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MANAGEMENT CENTER DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM CODE › Subpart B - POLICIES › Section 225.1020 - Medical Care Policies

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a) A
				medical director shall be responsible for advising the provost on the overall
				medical management of the residents and the staff of the facility.
b) Every resident shall be under the care of
				a physician.
c) All residents, or
				their guardians, shall be permitted their choice of a physician.
d) The facility shall notify the resident's
				physician of any accident, injury, or significant change in a resident's
				condition that threatens the health, safety or welfare of a resident,
				including, but not limited to, the presence of incipient or manifest decubitus
				ulcers or a weight loss or gain of five percent or more within a period of 30
				days. The facility shall obtain and record the physician's plan of care for the
				care or treatment of the accident, injury or change in condition at the time of
				notification.
e) Review of
				medication orders: The staff pharmacist or consultant pharmacist shall review
				the medical record, including physician orders and laboratory test results, at
				least monthly and, based on his/her clinical experience and judgment, determine
				if there are irregularities that would cause potential adverse reactions,
				allergies, contraindications, or ineffectiveness. This review shall be done at
				the facility. Documentation of this review must be entered in the clinical
				record. Any irregularities noted shall be reported to the attending physician,
				the medical director, and the provost.