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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW FACILITIES › Section 390.2640 - Site

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) The facility
				shall be located on a reasonably flat or rolling, well drained site that is not
				subject to flooding; reasonably free from sources of excessive noise, noxious
				or hazardous smoke or fumes; not in deteriorated, unpleasant, or potentially
				hazardous area; and not 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 have additional 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. These
				additional requirements shall include, but are not limited to, fences, stairs,
				and other types of barriers to prevent injury to residents.
c) The facility shall be located in or near a
				community which can provide the necessary supportive services for the facility
				such as physician's services, social services, transportation, recreation,
				religious services, work, medical facilities, public utilities, or other
				acceptable substitutes; and be located on a well-maintained, all-weather road.
				In those instances where the community does not provide these services, the
				facility shall do so.
d) The
				facility shall be served by a potable water supply with water pressure and
				volume that is acceptable to the Department. (B)
e) 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. (B)
f) The facility shall have at least one
				municipal or private fire hydrant, located within 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. (B)
g) Plans showing the proposed building
				location must be submitted to the Illinois Department of Transportation,
				Division of Water Resources to determine compliance with the "Regulation of
				Construction within Flood Plains" (92 Ill. Adm. Code 706) and Executive Order
				79-4.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW FACILITIES › Section 390.2650 - Administration and Public Areas

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a)
				Facilities for the physically handicapped (public, staff and residents) shall
				be provided in administration and public areas as well as in resident
				areas.
b) Lobby shall include a
				reception and information counter or desk, waiting space, and public
				telephones. See the Department's rules entitled "Illinois Plumbing Code" (77
				Ill. Adm. Code 890) for drinking fountains and toilet facilities requirements
				for staff and visitors.
c) General
				or Individual Office shall have sufficient space to accommodate the following
				functions: Administrative, Business and Financial Transactions, Professional
				Staff (such as Director of Nursing, Food Service Supervisor, Activity Director,
				and Social Service Director), and Professional Consultants (such as Medical
				Director, Pharmacist, Dietitian, and Social Worker).
d) Multipurpose room shall be provided for
				conferences, meetings, interviews, and educational purposes.
e) Provide adequate space for recording,
				reviewing and storing resident records.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW FACILITIES › Section 390.2660 - Nursing Unit

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a) The number
				of resident beds, cribs or bassinets in a nursing unit shall not exceed
				75.
b) General Requirements for
				Bedrooms
1) Resident bedrooms shall have an
				entrance directly off a corridor with an entrance door which swings into the
				room.
2) The facility shall provide
				a closet or wardrobe of at least four square feet for each resident.
3) Resident bedroom floors shall be at or
				above grade level.
4) Each room
				used as a resident bedroom shall have at least one outside window, with a total
				window area equal to one-tenth the floor area of the room.
5) There shall be separate bedrooms for males
				and females over six years of age unless the interdisciplinary team determines
				that separation is not necessary due to the functional level of individual
				residents.
6) A handwashing
				lavatory shall be provided in each bedroom.
7) Resident bedrooms shall have adequate and
				satisfactory artificial light and be equipped in accordance with Section
				390.2740(d)(2).
8) Receptacles shall be provided in
				accordance with Section
				390.2740(e).
9) Nurses' call system shall be provided in
				accordance with Section
				390.2740(g).
10) Visual privacy shall be provided for each
				resident in multibed rooms in accordance with Section
				390.2220(a)(4).
				Location of screen or curtain shall not restrict resident access to bathing
				facilities, toilet or lavatory.
11)
				Residents shall have access to a bathing/toilet room without entering the
				general corridor area.
12) No
				resident bedroom shall be located more than 120 feet from the nurses' station,
				clean utility room, and soiled utility room.
13) Vision panels shall be provided in
				corridor walls or room doors of each bedroom.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW FACILITIES › Section 390.2670 - Dining, Play, Activity/Program Rooms

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a) General
1) The combined area of these rooms shall not
				be less than 40 square feet per resident bed or crib.
2) The activity/program room may be combined
				with the play room or dining room.
3) These rooms shall be located so that they
				are not an entrance vestibule from the outside.
4) Playing and feeding functions, if suitable
				and consistent with the programs, may occur in bedrooms. However, dining rooms,
				playrooms, and activity rooms may not be used for resident bedrooms.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW FACILITIES › Section 390.2680 - Therapy and Personal Care

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a)
				Physical and occupational therapy facilities shall be provided as may be
				required by Section
				390.1060.
				The area necessary to provide these services may be part of the 40 square feet
				in Section
				390.2670(a).
b) Space shall be provided with appropriate
				equipment for hair care and grooming needs of the residents.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW FACILITIES › Section 390.2700 - General Building Requirements

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a) Elevators
1) Have a minimum of one elevator in all
				buildings of two or more stories in height. The lowest level shall be
				considered as one story if it is used by residents. (B)
2) If 60 to 200 beds, cribs or bassinets are
				located above the first floor, at least one additional elevator shall be
				provided.
3) For facilities with
				more than 200 beds, cribs or bassinets, the number of elevators shall be
				determined from a study of the use requirements and the estimated vertical
				transportation requirements.
4) A
				minimum of one car shall be of institutional type having inside dimensions that
				will accommodate a stretcher and attendants and shall be at least five feet by
				seven feet, six inches. The car door shall have a clear opening of not less
				than three feet, eight inches.
5)
				Elevators shall be equipped with an automatic leveling device of the two-way
				automatic maintaining type.
6)
				Elevator controls, alarm buttons, and telephones shall be accessible to
				physically handicapped. Refer to the Capital Development Board's rules entitled
				"Illinois Accessibility Code" (71 Ill. Adm. Code 400).
7) Elevator call buttons, controls, and door
				safety stops shall be of a type that will not be activated by heat or smoke.
				(B)
8) Elevators, except freight
				elevators, shall be equipped with a two-way special service key operated switch
				to permit cars to bypass all landing button calls and be dispatched directly to
				any floor. (B)
9) Fireman's
				emergency operations shall be furnished in accordance with American National
				Standards Institute Standard A17.1 Elevator Safety Code. (B)
10) Inspections and tests shall be made and
				written certification be furnished that the installation meets the requirements
				set forth in this Section and all applicable safety regulations and codes.
				(B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW FACILITIES › Section 390.2710 - Structural

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a) General
				Structural Requirements
1) 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)
2) 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.
				(B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW FACILITIES › Section 390.2720 - Mechanical Systems

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a) General
				Mechanical System Requirements
1) Mechanical
				systems shall be tested, balanced, and operated to demonstrate that the
				installation and performance of these systems conform to the requirements of
				this Section.
2) Upon the
				completion of the contract, the owner shall be furnished with a complete set of
				manufacturer's operating and preventative maintenance instructions, a 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.
3) The owner shall be
				provided with instructions in the operational use of the systems and
				equipment.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW FACILITIES › Section 390.2730 - Plumbing Systems

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a) All
				plumbing systems shall be designed and installed in accordance with the
				requirements of the Department's rules entitled "Illinois Plumbing Code" (77
				Ill. Adm. Code 890), except that the number of resident required water closets,
				lavatories, bathtubs, showers, and other fixtures shall be as required by the
				standards and the facility program. (B)
b) Plumbing Fixtures
1) Plumbing fixtures shall be of
				non-absorptive acid-resistant materials.
2) The water supply spout for lavatories and
				sinks required for filling pitchers for nursing staff and food handlers'
				handwashing, shall be mounted so that its discharge point is a minimum distance
				of five inches above the rim of the fixture. (B)
3) Handwashing lavatories used by nursing
				staff and food handlers, shall be trimmed with valves which can be operated
				without the use of hands. When blade handles are used for this purpose, the
				blade handles shall not exceed four and one half inches in length, except the
				handles on clinical sinks shall not be less than six inches in
				length.
4) Clinical rim flush sinks
				shall have an integral trap in which the upper portion of the trap seal
				provides a visible water surface.
5) The potwashing sink shall be a three
				compartment sink with one compartment at least 14 inches deep.
6) Shower bases and tub bottoms shall be
				designed with nonslip surfaces. (B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW FACILITIES › Section 390.2740 - Electrical Systems

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) General
				Electrical System Requirements
1) 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)
2) All electrical
				installations and systems shall be tested to show that the equipment is
				installed and operates as planned or specified and be in accordance with these
				standards. (A, B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.2910 - Applicability

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a) This Subpart N
				shall apply to all existing facilities and all minor alterations or remodeling
				changes to existing facilities. See Subpart M for requirements for new
				construction and major additions and alterations.
b) Minor alterations or remodeling changes
				less than $100,000 do not require a plan review fee; however, these projects
				are required to be reviewed and approved by the Department and must meet
				requirements of the Health Facilities and Services Review Board Operational
				Rules at 77 Ill. Adm. Code
				1130.310.
				For the purposes of this subsection, minor alterations include:
1) Projects that do not affect the structural
				integrity of the building;
2)
				Projects that do not change the functional operation;
3) Projects that do not affect fire or life
				safety; and
4) Projects that do not
				add beds or facilities beyond those for which the facility is
				licensed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.2920 - Codes and Standards

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a) Nothing
				in this Part shall relieve the sponsor from compliance with building codes,
				ordinances and regulations that are enforced by city, county or other local
				jurisdictions.
b) NFPA 101: Life
				Safety Code, Chapter 19 (Existing Health Care Occupancies) and all appropriate
				references under Chapter 2 (Definitions) shall apply to and become a part of
				this Part. In addition to the publications referenced in Chapter 2, the
				following documents shall be applicable for all long-term care facilities:
1) NFPA 20, Standard for the Installation of
				Stationary Pumps for Fire Protection
2) NFPA 22, Standard for Water Tanks for
				Private Fire Protection
3) NFPA 24,
				Standard for the Installation of Private Fire Service Mains and Their
				Appurtenances
4) NFPA 50, Standard
				for Bulk Oxygen Systems at Consumer Sites
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.2930 - Preparation of Drawings and Specifications

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Drawings and specifications prepared for work which is
				  required by these Standards shall be prepared in accordance with Section
				  390.2630.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.2940 - Site

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a) Each facility
				shall comply with all applicable zoning ordinances and be located on a
				reasonably flat or rolling, well-drained site that is: not subject to flooding;
				reasonably free from sources of excessive noise, noxious or hazardous smoke or
				fumes; not in a deteriorated, unpleasant, or potentially hazardous area; and
				not near uncontrolled sources of insect and rodent breeding.
b) Each facility shall be located in or near
				a community which can provide the necessary supportive services for the
				facility such as physicians' services, social services, transportation,
				recreation, religious services, medical facilities, public utilities, or other
				acceptable substitutes; and be located on a well-maintained, all-weather road.
				In those instances where the community does not provide these services, the
				facility shall do so.
c) Each
				facility shall be served by a potable water supply with water pressure and
				volume that is acceptable to this Department. (B)
d) Each facility shall have at least one
				municipal or private fire hydrant, located within 300 feet 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. (B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.2950 - Administration and Public Areas

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a)
				Facilities for the physically handicapped (public, staff and residents) shall
				be provided in administration and public areas as well as in resident
				areas.
b) Each facility shall be
				provided with sufficient administrative office space for clerical, financial,
				and managerial functions and provide satisfactory space which can be used for
				privacy in interviewing applicants, for discussion with relatives and other
				related uses.
c) Each facility
				shall be provided with satisfactory space or an office for the
				administrator.
d) Each facility
				shall be served by reliable telephone service.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.2960 - Nursing Unit

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) General
				Requirements for Bedrooms
1) Resident bedrooms
				shall have an entrance directly off of a corridor with an entrance door that
				swings into the room.
2) Provide a
				closet or wardrobe of at least four square feet for each resident.
3) No bedroom floor shall be more than three
				feet below the adjacent ground level.
4) Each room used as a resident bedroom shall
				have at least one outside window with a total window area equal to one-tenth
				the floor area of the room.
5)
				There shall be separate bedrooms for males and females over six years of age
				unless the interdisciplinary team determines that separation is not necessary
				due to the functional level of individual residents.
6) A handwashing lavatory shall be provided
				in each bedroom.
7) Resident
				bedrooms shall have adequate and satisfactory artificial light and be equipped
				in accordance with Section
				390.3040(c).
8) Receptacles shall be provided in
				accordance with Section
				390.3040(d).
9) Nurses' call system shall be provided in
				accordance with Section
				390.3040(e).
				(B)
10) Visual privacy shall be provided for
				residents in multibed rooms in accordance with Section
				390.2220(a)(4).
				Location of screen or curtain shall not restrict resident access to entry,
				lavatory, or toilet.
11) Resident
				toilet rooms shall open directly into a corridor or into a resident's
				bedroom.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.2970 - Play, Dining, Activity/Program Rooms

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a) General Requirements for Play, Dining,
				Activity and Program Areas
1) The combined
				area of these rooms shall not be less than 20 square feet per resident beds,
				cribs or bassinets.
2) The
				activity/program room may be combined with the playroom or dining
				room.
3) These rooms shall be
				located so that they are not an entrance vestibule from the outside.
4) All furniture shall be arranged so that it
				is not an obstruction to traffic in or out of the facility.
5) Playing and feeding functions, if suitable
				and consistent with the programs may occur in bedrooms. However, dining rooms,
				playrooms, and activity rooms may not be used for resident bedrooms.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.2980 - Treatment and Personal Care

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Space and appropriate equipment shall be provided to meet the
				  resident's needs for treatment, grooming and hair care.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.2990 - Service Department

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a) Kitchen
1) Provide a kitchen area, not including food
				storage area, of approximately ten square feet per resident bed; this may be
				reduced for a facility with 40 or more beds. Any deviation from this
				requirement must receive approval from the Department. Such approval will only
				be granted if it can be shown that sufficient space can be provided to meet the
				needs of the residents.(B)
2)
				Provide kitchen equipment in an arrangement for convenient operation, good
				sanitation, healthful working conditions and control of heat, noise, and odors.
				(B)
3) Provide appropriate
				equipment for the preparation and serving of meals. (B)
4) Provide refrigeration of perishable foods.
				(B)
5) The kitchen shall be
				provided with a handwashing lavatory. (B)
6) The walls and ceilings of all food
				handling rooms shall be finished with smooth, washable, light-colored
				surfaces.
7) 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.
8) The 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.
				(B)
9) Provide approximately two
				and one-half square feet per patient bed for bulk and daily food storage
				located in a room convenient to the kitchen.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.3000 - General Building Requirements

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a) Elevators
1) Provide a minimum of one elevator in all
				buildings of three or more stories in height. Additional elevators shall be
				provided as determined by the Department, based on the number, population, and
				condition of the residents. The lowest level, if it is used by residents, shall
				be considered as one story.
2) If
				60 to 200 beds, cribs and bassinets are located above the second floor, at
				least one additional elevator shall be provided. If over 200 beds, cribs and
				bassinets are located above the second floor, the number of additional
				elevators shall be determined by the Department.
3) The administrator of the facility must be
				able to demonstrate to the Department the ability to transfer a resident
				according to physician's orders using existing elevators and elevator
				doors.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.3010 - Structural

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a) Buildings and
				all parts thereof shall be maintained structurally to support all dead, live
				and lateral loads. (B)
b) Buildings
				shall be maintained in good repair. Buildings that show signs of distress shall
				be repaired immediately. (B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.3020 - Mechanical Systems

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
				Mechanical systems shall be maintained to assure proper working order and safe
				operation. Instructions in the operational use of the systems and equipment
				shall be available at the facility.
b) Thermal and Acoustical Insulation.
				Insulation shall be provided for the following:
1) Boilers, smoke breeching, and
				stacks;
2) Steam supply and
				condensate return piping;
3) Hot
				water piping above 180 degrees Fahrenheit and all water heaters, generators,
				and converters;
4) Hot water piping
				above 125 degrees Fahrenheit that is exposed to contact by residents;
5) Chilled water, refrigerant, and other
				process piping and equipment operating with fluid temperatures below the
				ambient dew point.
6) Water supply
				and drainage piping on which condensation may occur;
7) Air ducts and casings with outside surface
				temperature below the ambient dew point; and
8) Other piping, ducts, and equipment as
				necessary to maintain the efficiency of the system.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.3030 - Plumbing Systems

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) General
				Requirements for Plumbing Systems
1) All
				plumbing systems shall be designed and installed in accordance with the
				requirements of the Department's rules entitled "Illinois Plumbing Code" (77
				Ill. Adm. Code 890) except that the number of water closets, lavatories, bath
				tubs, showers and other fixtures shall be as required by these Requirements and
				the facility program. (B)
2) New
				and replacement equipment, fixtures and fittings for mechanical, plumbing and
				electrical systems shall conform to and be installed in accordance with Subpart
				M of this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING FACILITIES › Section 390.3040 - Electrical Requirements

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a) The
				electrical installation for existing facilities shall continue to meet all the
				requirements of the National Electrical Code, effective at the time of approval
				by the Department of final drawings and specification or the inspection of the
				building. (A, B)
b) Circuit
				breakers or fusible switches that provide disconnecting means and overcurrent
				protection for conductors connected to switchboards and panelboards shall be
				enclosed or guarded to provide a dead-front type of assembly. Overload
				protective devices shall be suitable for operating properly in ambient
				temperature conditions.
c)
				Lighting.
1) All spaces occupied by people,
				machinery, or equipment within buildings, approaches to buildings, and parking
				lots shall have lighting.
2)
				Resident's rooms shall have general lighting.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 390.3240 - Abuse and Neglect

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a) An
				owner, licensee, administrator, employee or agent of a facility shall not abuse
				or neglect a resident. (Section 2-107 of the Act) (A, B)
b) A facility employee or agent who becomes
				aware of abuse or neglect of a resident shall immediately report the matter to
				the facility administrator. (Section 3-610 of the Act)
c) A facility administrator who becomes aware
				of abuse or neglect of a resident shall immediately report the matter by
				telephone and in writing to the resident's representative, (Section 3-610 of
				the Act)
d) A facility
				administrator, employee, or agent who becomes aware of abuse or neglect of a
				resident shall also report the matter to the Department. (Section 3-610 of the
				Act)
e) Employee as perpetrator of
				abuse. When an investigation of a report of suspected abuse of a resident
				indicates, based upon credible evidence, that an employee of a long-term care
				facility is the perpetrator of the abuse, that employee shall immediately be
				barred from any further contact with residents of the facility, pending the
				outcome of any further investigation, prosecution or disciplinary action
				against that employee. (Section 3-611 of the Act)
f) Resident as perpetrator of abuse. When an
				investigation of a report of suspected abuse of a resident indicates, based
				upon credible evidence, that another resident of the long-term care facility is
				the perpetrator of the abuse, that resident's condition shall be immediately
				evaluated to determine the most suitable therapy and placement for the
				resident, considering the safety of that resident as well as the safety of
				other residents and employees of the facility. (Section 3-612 of the
				Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 390.3270 - Residents' Advisory Council

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Each resident shall have the right to participate in a
				  residents' advisory council as indicated in Section
				  390.650.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 390.3280 - Contract With Facility

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Each resident shall have the right to contract with the
				  facility as indicated in Section
				  390.640.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 390.3300 - Transfer or Discharge

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a)
A resident may be discharged from a facility after giving the
				administrator, a physician, or a nurse of the facility written notice of the
				resident's desire to be discharged. If a guardian has been appointed for a
				resident or if the resident is a minor, the resident shall be discharged upon
				written consent of the guardian, or if the resident is a minor, a parent,
				unless there is a court order to the contrary. In such cases, upon the
				resident's discharge, the facility is relieved from any responsibility for the
				resident's care, safety or well-being.
(Section 2-111 of the
				Act)
b) Each resident's rights
				regarding involuntary transfer or discharge from a facility shall be as
				described in subsections (c) through (y).
c) Reasons for Transfer or Discharge
1)
A facility may involuntarily
				transfer or discharge a resident only for one or more of the following
				reasons:
A)
For medical
				reasons
.
B)
For
				the resident's physical safety
.
C)
For the physical safety of other
				residents, the facility staff or facility visitors
.
D)
For either late payment or
				nonpayment for the resident's stay, except as prohibited by Title XVIII and XIX
				of the Federal Social Security Act. For purposes of this Section, "late
				payment" means non-receipt of payment after submission of a bill. If payment is
				not received within 45 days after submission of a bill, the facility may send a
				notice to the resident and responsible party requesting payment within 30 days.
				If payment is not received within such 30 days, the facility may thereupon
				institute transfer or discharge proceedings by sending a notice of transfer or
				discharge to the resident and responsible party by registered or certified
				mail. The notice shall state, in addition to the requirements of Section 3-403
				of the Act
and subsection (e),
that the responsible party has
				the right to pay the amount of the bill in full up to the date the transfer or
				discharge is to be made and then the resident shall have the right to remain in
				the facility.
An in-full payment
shall terminate the transfer
				or discharge proceedings. This
subsection
does not apply to
				those residents whose care is provided under the Illinois Public Aid
				Code
. (B) (Section 3-401 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 390.3320 - Confidentiality

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a) The Department,
				the facility and all other public or private agencies shall respect the
				confidentiality of a resident's record and shall not divulge or disclose the
				contents of a record in a manner which identifies a resident, except upon a
				resident's death to a relative or guardian, or under judicial proceedings. This
				Section shall not be construed to limit the right of a resident or a resident's
				representative to inspect or copy the resident's records. (Section 2-206(a) of
				the Act)
b) Confidential medical,
				social, personal, or financial information identifying a resident shall not be
				available for public inspection in a manner which identifies a resident. (B)
				(Section 2-206(b) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 390.3330 - Facility Implementation

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a) The
				facility shall establish written policies and procedures to implement the
				responsibilities and rights provided in this Subpart. The policies shall
				include the procedure for the investigation and resolution of resident
				complaints under the Act. The policies shall be clear and unambiguous and shall
				be available for inspection by any person. A summary of the policies and
				procedures, printed in not less than 12 point type, shall be distributed to
				each resident and representative. (Section 2-210 of the Act)
b) The facility shall provide copies of these
				policies and procedures upon request to next of kin, sponsoring agencies
				representative payees and the public.
c) Each residentand resident's guardian or
				other person acting for the residentshall be given a writtenexplanation
				prepared by the Office of the State Long-term Care Ombudsmanofallthe
				rightsenumerated in Part I of Article II of the Actand in Part 4 of Article
				III. For residents of facilities participating in Title 18 or 19 of the Social
				Security Act, the explanation shall include an explanation of residents' rights
				enumerated in the Act. The explanation shall be givenat the time of admission
				to a facility or as soon thereafter as the condition of the resident permits,
				but in no event later than 48 hours after admission, and at least annually
				thereafter.At the time of implementation of the Act each resident shall be
				given a written summary of all the rights enumerated in Part I of Article II of
				the Act.If a resident is unable to read such writtenexplanation, it shall be
				read to the resident in a language the resident understands. In the case of a
				minor or a person having a guardianor other person acting for him, both the
				resident and the parent,guardianor other person acting for the residentshall be
				fully informed of these rights. (Section 2-211 of the Act)
d) The resident, resident's representative,
				guardian, or parent of a minor resident shall acknowledge in writing the
				receipt from the facility of a copy of all resident rights set forth in this
				Subpart and a copy of all facility policies implementing such rights.
e) The facility shall ensure that its staff
				is familiar with and observes the rights and responsibilities enumerated in the
				Act and this Part. (B) (Section 2-212 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - DAY CARE PROGRAMS › Appendix A - Interpretation and Illustrative Services for Long-Term Care Facility for Residents Under 22 Years of Age (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - DAY CARE PROGRAMS › Appendix B - Forms for Day Care in Long-Term Care Facilities › Form A

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Sample
Form A
Forms for Day Care in Long-Term Care
					 Facilities
APPLICATION FOR DAY CARE
NAME ________________________ AGE ___________ BIRTH DATE
					 ______________
ADDRESS ____________________ PHONE
					 __________________________________
___________________________ SOCIAL SECURITY
					 NUMBER _________________
MEDICARE
					 NUMBER _______________________
WITH WHOM DO YOU LIVE?
					 _______________________________________________
RELATIONSHIP?
					 ________________________________________________________
PERSON TO CONTACT IN AN EMERGENCY
					 __________________________________
ADDRESS
					 ____________________________________
PHONE
					 __________BUSINESS PHONE_____________
PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS (please list)
1. _________________________
2. _________________________
3. _________________________
4. _________________________
SPECIAL PHYSICAL NEEDS (medications during day, special
					 rest periods, etc. please list)
1. _____________________
4. ____________________
2. _____________________
5. ____________________
3. _____________________
6. ____________________
MEDICAL PROBLEMS (circle)
1. diabetic
8. hearing
2. subject to seizures
9. eyesight
3. heart disease
10. assistance with meals
4. dizziness
11. any paralysis
5. urinary control problem
12. difficulty in walking
6. bowel control problem
13. periodic confusion
7. special diet
14. allergies (list)
15. others
ARE YOU PRESENTLY UNDER A DOCTOR'S CARE?
					 __________________________
NAME AND ADDRESS OF PHYSICIANS
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
SPECIAL INTEREST OR HOBBIES
__________________________
__________________________
DAYS ENTERED IN PROGRAMMING
A.M.
P.M
Monday
_____________
_____________
Tuesday
_____________
_____________
Wednesday
_____________
_____________
Thursday
_____________
_____________
Friday
_____________
___________________
DO YOU HAVE TRANSPORTATION?
					 ______________________________
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - DAY CARE PROGRAMS › Appendix B - Forms for Day Care in Long-Term Care Facilities › Form B

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SAMPLE
FORM B
PHYSICIAN PERMISSION FORM
_________________________ has applied for admittance to the
					 day care program at _________________________. Please supply the following
					 information and also give written permission for
					 ________________________________ to participate in the activity program.
Physical Limitations
					 ______________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
Degree of activity
					 ________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
Can day care resident be involved in activities
					 outside of the facility (in the community)?
					 ___________________________________________________________
Has _________________________ been evaluated
					 within the last 30 days and found to be free of communicable and infectious
					 disease?
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
Medications and/or treatments and diet needed by
					 day care resident during the period of time spent in the facility.
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
Can day care resident take own
					 medication?
Allergies
					 ________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
Date: __________________ Signature of Physician:
					 ________________________
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - DAY CARE PROGRAMS › Table A - Infant Feeding

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FOOD GROUP
BIRTH TO ONE YEAR
Milk and Milk Products
Iron Fortified Formula
0-2 mo. - 6 to 8 feedings; 2-4 oz. per feeding
2-3 mo. - 4 to 6 feedings; 4-6 oz. per feeding
3-4 mo. - 5 to 6 feedings; 4-6 oz. per feeding
4-5 mo. - 4 to 5 feedings; 4-6 oz. per feeding
5-6 mo. - 5 to 6 feedings; 4-6 oz. per feeding
6-9 mo. - 4 feedings; 4-6 oz. per feeding
9-12 mo. - 4 feedings; 3-6 oz. per feeding
Not less than 24 oz. of formula to be served in
							 24-hour period.
Offer small amounts of fluids from a cup after six
							 (6) months.
Meat Group
5-6 Months
Do not begin before 5 months.
Strained beef, lamb, pork, veal, liver, chicken,
							 turkey; well cooked dried beans or peas; cottage cheese.
Start with a teaspoon and increase to 1-4
							 tablespoon(s) two times daily.
6-9 Months
Continue a variety of tender meats, cheeses, dried
							 beans or peas. Introduce hard cooked egg yolk, starting with 1/4 teaspoon. Add
							 more until baby gets all of yolk.
9-12 Months
Continue meats. Whole egg prepared any way except
							 fired may now be given. Flaked fresh, frozen or canned fish without bones may
							 be given.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - DAY CARE PROGRAMS › Table C - Sound Transmissions Limitations

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Airborne Sound Transmissions Class
							 (STC)a Partitions
Floors
Impact Insulation Class
							 (IIC)b Floors
Residents' Room to Residents' Room
40 to 44
40 to 44
44
Public space to Residents' Room 
							 c
45 to 49
45 to 49
49 
							 d
Service areas to Residents' Room 
							 e
50 to 54
50 to 54
49 
							 d
a Sound transmission
				  class (STC) shall be determined by tests in accordance with methods set forth
				  in ASTM Standard E 90 and ASTM Standard E 413.
b Impact insulation
				  class (IIC) shall be determined in accordance with criteria set forth in HUD
				  FT/TS-24, "A Guide to Airborne, Impact and Structure Borne Noise-Control in
				  Multi-Family Dwellings."
c Public space includes
				  Lobbies, Dining Rooms, Recreation Rooms, and similar spaces.
d Impact noise
				  limitation applicable only when Corridor, Public Space, Service Area, or Play
				  or Recreation Area is over patients' room.
e Service areas include
				  Kitchens, Elevator Machine Rooms, Laundries, Garages, Maintenance Rooms, Boiler
				  and Mechanical Equipment Rooms, and similar spaces of high noise. Mechanical
				  equipment located on the same floor or above Patients' Rooms, Offices, Nurses
				  Stations, and similar occupied spaces shall be effectively isolated from the
				  floor.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - DAY CARE PROGRAMS › Table D - Pressure Relationships and Ventilation Rates of Certain Areas for New Long-Term Care Facilities for Persons Under Twenty Two (22) Years of Age (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 - MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - DAY CARE PROGRAMS › Table F - Heat Index Table/Apparent Temperature

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Air Temperature (degree
				  Fahrenheit)
(Relative Humidity
							 Percent)
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
115
120
125
130
135
5
64
69
74
79
84
88
93
97
102
107
111
116
122
128
10
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
105
111
116
123
131
15
65
71
76
81
86
91
97
102
108
115
123
131
20
66
72
77
82
87
93
99
105
112
120
130
141
25
66
72
77
83
88
94
101
109
117
127
139
30
67
73
78
84
90
96
104
113
123
135
148
35
67
73
79
85
91
98
107
118
130
143
40
68
74
79
86
93
101
110
123
137
151
45
68
74
80
87
95
104
115
129
143
50
69
75
81
88
96
107
120
135
150
55
69
75
81
89
98
110
126
142
60
70
76
82
90
100
114
132
149
65
70
76
83
91
102
119
138
70
70
77
85
93
106
124
144
75
70
77
86
95
109
130
80
71
78
86
97
113
136
85
71
78
87
99
117
90
71
79
88
102
122
95
71
79
89
105
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 395 - LONG-TERM CARE ASSISTANTS AND AIDES TRAINING PROGRAMS CODE › Subpart A - PROGRAM APPLICATION AND APPROVAL PROCESS › Section 395.55 - Incorporated and Referenced Materials

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a) The following federal statutes are
				referenced in this Part:
1) Americans With
				Disabilities Act (
				42 USC 12101
				)
2) Nursing Home Reform Amendments
				of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 ( Public Law 100-203
				)
3) Health Insurance Portability
				and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 (
				Public
				Law 104-191 )
4) Older Americans Act ( Public Law 89-73
				)