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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 350.3240 - 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. It is the duty of any facility employee
				or agent who becomes aware of such abuse or neglect to report it as provided in
				the Abused and Neglected Long Term Care Facility Residents Reporting
				Act
. (Section 2-107 of the Act)
b)
A facility employee or agent who
				becomes aware of abuse or neglect of a resident prohibited by Section
				2-107
of the Act
shall immediately report the matter to the
				Department and to the facility administrator.
(Section 3-610(a) of the
				Act)
c)
A facility
				administrator who becomes aware of abuse or neglect of a resident prohibited by
				Section 2-107
of the Act
shall immediately report the matter
				by telephone and in writing to the resident's representative, and to the
				Department.
(Section 3-610(a) of the Act)
d)
Any person may report a violation
				of Section 2-107
of the Act
to the Department.
(Section 3-610(a) 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 the 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 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 350.3270 - Residents' Advisory Council

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Each resident shall have the right to participate in a
				  residents' advisory council as indicated in Section
				  350.650(a) through
				  (m).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 350.3280 - Contract With Facility

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Each resident shall have the right to contract with the
				  facility as indicated in Section
				  350.640(a)
				  through (s).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 350.3290 - Private Right of Action

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a) Each
				resident shall have the right to maintain a private right of action against a
				facility as described in subsections (b) through (i).
b)
The owner and licensee are liable
				to a resident for any intentional or negligent act or omission of their agents
				or employees which injures the resident.
(Section 3-601 of the
				Act)
c)
The licensee shall
				pay the actual damages and costs and attorney's fees to a facility resident
				whose rights, as specified in Part l of Article II of
the
Act,
				are violated.
(Section 3-602 of the Act)
d)
A resident may maintain an action
				under
the
Act for any other type of relief, including
				injunctive and declaratory relief, permitted by law.
(Section 3-603 of
				the Act)
e)
Any damages
				recoverable under
subsections (b) through (i)
, including
				minimum damages as provided by
those subsections
, may be
				recovered in any action which a court may authorize to be brought as a class
				action pursuant to the Civil Practice Law. The remedies provided in
subsections (b) through (i)
are in addition to and cumulative with any
				other legal remedies available to a resident. Exhaustion of any available
				administrative remedies shall not be required prior to commencement of a suit
				hereunder.
(Section 3-604 of the Act)
f)
The amount of damages recovered by
				a resident in an action brought under
subsections (b) through (i)
shall be exempt for purposes of determining initial or continuing
				eligibility for medical assistance under the Illinois Public Aid Code,, and
				shall neither be taken into consideration nor required to be applied toward the
				payment or partial payment of the cost of medical care or services available
				under the Illinois Public Aid Code.
(Section 3-605 of the
				Act)
g)
Any waiver by a
				resident or his or her legal representative of the right to commence an action
				under
subsections (b) through (i)
, whether oral or in
				writing, shall be null and void, and without legal force or effect.
(Section 3-606 of the Act)
h)
Any party to an action brought under
subsections (b) through
				(i)
shall be entitled to a trial by jury and any waiver of the right to
				a trial by jury, whether oral or in writing, prior to the commencement of an
				action, shall be null and void, and without legal force or effect.
(Section 3-607 of the Act)
i)
A licensee or its agents or employees shall not transfer, discharge,
				evict, harass, dismiss, or retaliate against a resident, a resident's
				representative, or an employee or agent who makes a report under Section
				2-107
of the Act
, brings or testifies in an action
				under
subsections (b) through (i) of this Section
, or files a
				complaint under Section 3-702
of the Act
, because of the
				report, testimony, or complaint.
(Section 3-608 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 350.3300 - Transfer or Discharge

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a)
A resident may be discharged from a facility after he or she gives the
				administrator, a physician, or a nurse of the facility written notice of his or
				her 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 his or her guardian or if the resident is a minor, his or her 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 (z) and in Sections
				350.636(a)
				and
				350.637(a).
c) Reasons for Transfer or Discharge
1)
A facility may involuntary
				transfer or discharge a resident only for one or more of the following
				reasons
:
A)
for medical
				reasons
as determined by the IDT and as ordered by the resident's
				attending physician;
B)
for
				the resident's physical safety;
C)
for the physical safety of other
				residents, the facility staff or facility visitors; or
D)
for either late payment or
				nonpayment for the resident's stay, except as prohibited by Titles 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, a 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. Such 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.
(Section
				3-401 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 350.3320 - Confidentiality

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a)
The
				Department 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.
(Section 2-206(b) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - RESIDENT'S RIGHTS › Section 350.3330 - Facility Implementation

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a) A
facility shall establish written policies and procedures to implement
				the responsibilities and rights provided in
Article II of the Act
. The policies shall include the procedure for the investigation and
				resolution of resident complaints under Section 3-702
of the Act
. The policies and procedures 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, and
				the public.
c)
Each
				resident and resident's guardian or other person acting for the resident shall
				be given a written explanation, prepared by the Office of the State Long-Term
				Care Ombudsman, of all the rights enumerated in Part 1 of
Article II
				of the Act
and in Part 4 of Article III
of the Act
.
				For residents of facilities participating in Title XVIII or XIX of the Social
				Security Act, the explanation shall include an explanation of residents' rights
				enumerated in that Act. The explanation shall be given at the time of admission
				to a facility or as soon thereafter as the condition of this resident permits,
				but in no event later than 48 hours after admission, and again at least
				annually thereafter
.
If a resident is unable to read such
				written explanation, it shall be read to the resident in a language the
				resident understands. In the case of a minor or a person having a guardian or
				other person acting for him
,
both the resident and the parent,
				guardian or other person acting for the resident shall 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 Article
				II of the Act and a copy of all facility policies implementing those
				rights.
e)
The facility
				shall ensure that its staff is familiar with and observes the rights and
				responsibilities enumerated in
Article II of the Act and this Part
.
(Section 2-212 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3710 - Applicability of Other Provisions of this Part

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a) An Intermediate Care Facility for the
				Developmentally Disabled of 16 Beds or Less - is a facility licensed as an
				intermediate care facility for the developmentally disabled (ICF/DD) for 16 or
				fewer residents.
b) The standards
				and regulations stated in other divisions of this publication shall apply to
				this type of facility unless indicated otherwise in this Subpart P, by
				substitutions or additions.
c) An
				Intermediate Care Facility for the Developmentally Disabled of 16 Beds or Less
				shall consist of no more than one building housing a maximum of 16 residents.
1) Housing for developmentally disabled
				persons shall be located on non-adjacent sites and shall be similar in design
				and construction as other buildings and dwellings within the area. An ICF/DD-16
				Bed or Less Facility shall not be physically part of another facility or
				residential program licensed or funded by the state. A distance of at least 300
				feet must separate an ICF/DD-16 Bed or Less facility from other state licensed
				or state funded residential facilities. (A, B)
2) Any facility which is already licensed as
				an ICF/DD of 16 Beds or Less, and which does not meet the criteria listed in
				subsection (c)(1) of this Section, may continue to operate as it was prior to
				the effective date of this Subpart P, as long as it remains continuously
				licensed. However, the criteria listed in subsection (c)(1) of this Section
				shall apply on any date the license terminates by operation of law, such as a
				change of ownership, voluntary closing of the facility by the licensee, or the
				license being revoked by the Department.
3) Any facility having submitted an
				application for a permit or having been issued a permit from the Illinois
				Health Facilities Planning Board to establish an ICF/DD of 16 Beds or Less
				which does not meet the criteria listed in subsection (c)(1) of this Section
				may establish and operate such a facility, if it is licensed no later than six
				months after the effective date of the permit. However, the criteria listed in
				subsection (c)(1) of this Section shall apply if the facility fails to obtain a
				license within six months after the effective date of the permit, or on any
				date the license of such facility terminates by operation of law, such as a
				change of ownership, voluntary closing of the facility by the licensee, or the
				license being revoked by the Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3720 - Administration

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a) The
				administrator is responsible for ensuring that the facility remains in
				compliance with the Act and this Subpart P, and that all resident care plans
				are carried out as written. The administrator need not be full-time as required
				by Section
				350.510(a),
				but shall spend at least four hours per week in the facility in the performance
				of these duties. (B)
b) No person
				shall be the Administrator of more than four licensed ICF/DD of 16 Beds or
				Less.
c) In the absence of the
				Administrator, the Resident Services Director shall be responsible for the
				overall operation of the facility.
(I)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3730 - Admission and Discharge Policies

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a)
				Residents shall only be admitted who have had a comprehensive evaluation
				covering physical, emotional, social and cognitive factors, reviewed by an
				appropriately constituted interdisciplinary team (IDT). As part of this
				evaluation, the resident's capabilities for self-preservation shall be
				determined. (B)
b) No residents
				shall be denied admission solely on the basis of mobility limitations. If a
				resident has mobility limitations:
1) The
				interdisciplinary team in the comprehensive evaluation shall conclude and
				document that:
A) the person's needs
				(medical, social, psychological, and developmental) can be met at the facility;
				and
B) admission to the facility is
				in the best interest of the person; and
C) admission of the person to the facility
				will not adversely affect any resident currently at the facility.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3740 - Personnel

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a) The Resident
				Services Director shall be responsible for ensuring that all recommendations in
				the individual plan of care are carried out as stated in the plan. The Resident
				Services Director shall spend at least two hours per week per resident in the
				performance of these duties.
b) All
				new employees shall receive orientation and in-service training in accordance
				with Section
				350.670(f)
				of this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3750 - Consultation Services and Nursing Services

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Residents needing nursing care shall be admitted to an ICF/DD
				  of 16 Beds or Less only if the facility has adequate professional nursing
				  services to meet the resident's needs. Arrangements shall be made through
				  formal contract for the services of a licensed nurse to visit as required. A
				  responsible staff member shall be on duty at all times who is immediately
				  accessible, and to whom residents can report injuries, symptoms of illness, and
				  emergencies (see Section
				  350.810(a)
				  ). The consultant nurse shall provide consultation on the health aspects of the
				  individual plan of care and shall be in the facility not less than two hours
				  per month.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3760 - Medication Policies

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a) In
				order for each resident to attain the highest possible level of independent
				functioning, all residents shall be permitted to participate in their total
				health care program. This program shall include, but not be limited to,
				resident training in preventive health and self-medication procedures provided
				by a licensed nurse. Every facility shall adopt written preventative health and
				self-medication policies and procedures, which are consistent with the purpose
				of the Act and this Part and which shall be followed in the operation of the
				facility, for assisting residents in obtaining preventative health and
				self-medication skills. These policies and procedures shall be developed with
				consultation from an Illinois registered professional nurse and a registered
				pharmacist. These policies and procedures shall be part of the written program
				of care and services. (See Section
				350.620.)
b) No facility shall operate a
				pharmacy.
c) A facility may stock
				only drugs which are regularly available without prescription at a commercial
				pharmacy, such as: noncontrolled cough syrups, laxatives, and analgesics. These
				shall be given to a resident only upon the written order of the physician,
				dentist, or podiatrist; shall be administered from the original containers; and
				shall be recorded in the resident's clinical record.
d) No emergency medication kit shall be
				maintained in this type of facility.
e) Nursing stations are not required in this
				type of facility.
f) Current
				medical references are not required in this type of facility.
g) All medications on individual prescription
				or from the physician's personal supply shall be properly labeled as set forth
				in subsection (r).
1) All other medications
				shall be authorized by a physician for individual resident use, and shall be
				clearly identified with the resident's name.
2) Attending physicians shall review the
				medication regimen of each resident at least every six months. Documentation of
				this review shall be entered in the resident's record.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3770 - Food Services

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a) The
				food service in each facility shall be under the operational supervision of a
				manager or supervisor who has been certified in food service sanitation in
				accordance with Subpart C of the Department's rules entitled, Food Service
				Sanitation Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 750). This person need not be a dietitian or
				a dietetic service supervisor as required in Section
				350.1810(a)(1).
				This person shall be responsible for ensuring that the food service is in
				compliance with Section
				350.3770 of this
				Part. This person shall spend at least four hours a week in the performance of
				these duties. (B)
b) If the person
				responsible for the food services is not a dietitian he or she shall consult
				with a dietitian no less than two hours per month.
c) Food should be prepared and served family
				style to approximate, as nearly as possible, a family living situation.
				Residents should be allowed and encouraged to serve themselves the appropriate
				amount of food for a properly balanced diet. Residents shall be allowed and
				encouraged to choose their own seating arrangements.
d) The facility shall have available at least
				one copy of a current diet manual acceptable to this Department, located in the
				kitchen and available to dietary personnel.
e) New or replacement kitchen equipment need
				not be of an institutional type.
f)
				ICF/DD of 16 Beds or Less shall also comply with the Sections of the
				Department's rules entitled, Food Service Sanitation Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code
				750) which are listed in Table D.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3780 - Codes and Standards

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a) In
				addition to compliance with the Standards set forth herein, all building codes,
				ordinances and regulations which are enforced by City, County or other local
				jurisdictions in which the facility is, or will be located must be
				observed.
b) The Federal Government
				under the certification process requires conformance with the 1967 Life Safety
				Code for lodging or rooming house occupancy. Since the requirements contained
				in this Subpart P are more stringent than lodging or rooming house occupancy of
				the 1967 Life Safety Code, certification must be based on compliance with the
				requirements contained in this Subpart P.
c) See Section
				350.2620(a)
				for all the required Codes and Standards. The following Codes and Standards
				listed in Section
				350.2620(a)(2)
				 are not required for ICF/DD of 16 Beds or
				Less.
1) National Fire Protection Association
A) NFPA 13-1976, Installation of Sprinkler
				Systems
B) NFPA 13A-1976, Care and
				Maintenance of Sprinkler Systems
C)
				NFPA 56F-1974, Standard for Non-Flammable Medical Gas Systems
D) NFPA 90A-1976, Air Conditioning and
				Ventilating Systems
E) NFPA
				96-1076, Vapor Removal from Cooking Equipment
F) NFPA 253-1978, Flooring Radiant Heat
				Energy Test
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3790 - Administration and Public Areas

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Accommodations (ramps, low thresholds, toilets, lavatories,
				  and drinking fountains) for the physically handicapped (public, staff) shall be
				  provided in administration and public areas, if these areas are located within
				  the facility.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3800 - Bedrooms

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a) Each single
				bedroom used for a resident shall have at least 80 square feet of usable net
				floor area, not including any space taken up for closets, wardrobes, bathrooms,
				and clearly definable entryway areas.
b) Each multiple bedroom used for residents
				shall have for each resident housed in the room at least 60 square feet of
				usable floor area. Usable area does not include any space utilized for closets,
				wardrobes, bathrooms, and clearly definable entryway areas. Maximum room
				capacity shall be two residents.
c)
				Any resident sleeping room below grade must be dry, and have a window area
				which shall be at least ten percent of the floor area, and the window sill
				height must not exceed a maximum of three feet above the floor. Any such room
				shall have two approved exits to grade level as described in the 1967 Edition
				of the Life Safety Code for Lodging and Rooming House Occupancy.
d) Vandalproof reading lights are not
				required as specified in Section
				350.3040(c)(2).
e) Each resident shall have access to a
				toilet room. Access to the toilet does not have to be directly from the
				bedroom.
f) A closet or wardrobe of
				at least six square feet shall be provided for each resident.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3810 - Nurses Station

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A nurses station is not a required in Intermediate Care
				  Facilities for the Developmentally Disabled of 16 Beds or
				  Less.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 350 - INTERMEDIATE CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - SPECIAL STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF 16 BEDS OR LESS › Section 350.3820 - Bath and Toilet Rooms

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a)
				Bathing facility shall be provided for each eight resident beds per floor which
				is not otherwise served by bathing facilities adjacent to the resident room.
1) At least one bathtub or shower and one
				toilet shall be provided on each floor where resident bedrooms are
				located.
2) Each tub or shower
				shall be in an individual room or enclosure which provides space for the
				private use of the bathing fixture. This room shall be large enough to provide
				space for drying and dressing.
3)
				Showers shall be at least three feet square.
4) Shower stalls do not have to be
				constructed with a low curb or no curb at all.
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a) A clean
				utility room and soiled utility room are not required.
b) A charging room for a linen chute is not
				required.
c) A nourishment station
				is not required.
d) An examination
				and treatment room is not required.
e) Equipment storage rooms for IV stands,
				inhalators, air mattresses, walkers, and wheelchairs are not
				required.
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a) Provide a minimum of one dining room with
				at least ten square feet per resident bed.
b) Provide a minimum of one comfortably
				furnished living room having a total window area of at least one-tenth the
				floor area. Living room to have a minimum of ten square feet per resident
				bed.
c) The living, dining, and
				activity rooms may be combined into one room, and the combined area of these
				rooms shall not be less than 20 square feet per resident bed.
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a)
				Physical and occupational therapy facilities are not required in an ICF/DD of
				16 or fewer beds.
b) A separate
				room for hair care and grooming needs is not required in an ICF/DD of 16 or
				fewer beds.
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a) Every facility
				shall have a kitchen area, not including food storage area, of approximately
				ten square feet per resident bed.
b) Provide satisfactory facilities for
				washing and sanitizing dishes and cooking utensils. A residential type
				dishwasher is recommended. (B)
c) A
				separate bulk food storage room is not required.
d) A storage area for cans, carts, and mobile
				tray conveyors is not required.
e)
				A janitor's closet for the exclusive use of food preparation area is not
				required.
f) A separate handwashing
				lavatory, in addition to the two compartment sink, is not required in the
				kitchen.
g) The two compartment
				sink does not have to meet the requirement of Section
				350.3030(b)(3).
h) For facilities which were licensed on or
				before October 1, 1987, and for which the Department has waived compliance with
				Section
				350.2990(a)(9)
				 prior to that date, compliance with that
				Section is not required as long as the facility continues to comply with the
				conditions of the waiver.
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a) Provide a
				laundry room equipped with appropriate and satisfactory type equipment of a
				design to meet the needs of the facility, unless a commercial laundry is
				used.
b) Laundry facilities shall
				not be located in rooms used for food storage, preparation, or serving;
				however, packaged foods, including packaged single-service food articles, may
				be stored in the laundry room.
c)
				The laundry room need not be equipped with commercial type equipment, but must
				be equipped with appropriate and satisfactory type equipment of a design to
				meet the needs of the facility and the residents.
d) Provide space for the storage of clean
				linen.
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a) Stairway Dimensions
1) If a facility has a stairway, the stairway
				must have a minimum headroom of six feet, eight inches and a maximum height of
				12 feet between landings. A minimum clear width of three feet is required,
				except for handrails which may project three and one-half inches on each side.
				A handrail is required only on one side of the stairs. Width of treads,
				exclusive of nosing or projection, may not be less than nine inches. Risers may
				not be more than eight inches. Every stairway landing shall be at least as deep
				as the width of any stairway door which opens onto the landing. Stairways with
				triangular or winding treads are permissible providing the stairways are at
				least three feet wide and the width of each tread is not narrower than six
				inches at any point. A stairway consisting of a single riser is not acceptable.
				(B)
2) For facilities licensed on
				or before October 1, 1987, the following exceptions to subsection (a)(1) of
				this Section shall apply:
A) For all
				stairways, a minimum clear width of 26 inches (rather than three feet) is
				required.
B) For stairways with
				triangular or winding treads, the stairway may be no less than 26 inches wide
				(rather than three feet) and the width of each tread may be narrower than six
				inches for up to 25 percent of the tread.
C) Such facilities must comply with any
				additional requirements which may be imposed by the State Fire
				Marshal.
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a) In every
				facility all corridors used by residents shall have a minimum unobstructed
				width of three feet, and shall be lighted properly at night and at other times
				when necessary. If there are handrails, and they project more than three and
				one-half inches, the width of the corridor shall be measured between handrails.
				Handrails are not required.
b)
				Corridor doors shall be a minimum of one and three-eighths inches thick solid
				core wood. Louvers in doors shall not be permitted except as approved by the
				Department. (B)
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A special care room is not required in Intermediate Care
				  Facilities for the Developmentally Disabled of 16 Beds or
				  Less.
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a) At least two exits, remote from each
				other, shall be provided for each floor or fire section of the building used by
				residents. All exits shall be so arranged as to provide a safe path of travel
				to the outside of the building without traversing any corridor or space exposed
				to an unprotected vertical opening, except that traversing unprotected vertical
				openings may be permitted in existing sprinklered buildings. At the upper floor
				level, at least one of the required means of egress shall consist of an
				interior stairway enclosed at the top and bottom, an enclosed outside stairway,
				or a horizontal exit. Every sleeping room, unless it has two doors providing
				separate ways of escape, or has a door opening directly to the outside of the
				building, shall have at least one outside window which can be opened from the
				inside, without the use of tools, to provide a clear opening of not less than
				16 inches in least dimension and 400 square inches in area, with the bottom of
				the opening not more than four feet above the floor.
b) An unenclosed outside stairway may be used
				as one of the two required means of egress from the second floor, only in
				existing buildings, subject to the approval of the Department, as determined by
				an onsite inspection. The inspector will examine the stair for structural
				stability, height of risers, width of treads, width of stairway, handrails, and
				maintenance, including decay or dry rot in accordance with standards found in
				Section
				350.3880(a) and
				(b).
1)
				Unenclosed outside stairways shall not constitute more than 50 percent of the
				required exit capacity, in any case. No more than one of the exits from the
				second floor may be an unenclosed outside stairway. (B)
2) Fire escapes need not be of
				non-combustible construction.
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a) Interior stairways must be enclosed with a
				minimum of one and three-eighths inch solid core wood door, with a self-closing
				device at the top and bottom of the stairway. (B)
b) There shall be no variation exceeding
				one-fourth inch in the depth of treads or in height of risers in any
				flight.
c) Usable space under
				stairs shall not be used for storage. (B)
d) Means of egress such as stairs, stair
				landings, balconies, ramps and aisles, located along the edge of open-sided
				floors and mezzanines, shall have guards to prevent falls over the open side.
				Each stair shall have handrails on at least one side. (B)
e) Any light or ventilation shaft, chute and
				other vertical opening between stories shall be enclosed with construction
				having a one hour fire resistance rating. (B)
f) All required exit doors shall be free from
				any obstruction, chain locking, or holding device. (B)
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Walls at enclosure of hazardous areas shall have a one-hour
				  fire resistive rating. Doors at enclosure of hazardous areas shall be a minimum
				  of one and three-eighths inches thick solid core wood, with automatic closer.
				  Hazardous areas include the following: kitchens, furnace and heater rooms,
				  landries Rooms or spaces, including repair shops, used for the storage of
				  combustible supplies and equipment in quantities deemed hazardous by the
				  authority having jurisdiction. (B)
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Thermal and acoustical insulation requirements in Section
				  350.2720(b)
				  of this Part do not apply to ICF/DD Facilities of 16 Beds or
				  Less.
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a) Air conditioning and ventilation systems
				shall be designed, installed and maintained as required by NFPA 90B.
				(B)
b) Compliance with pressure
				relationships and ventilation rates as shown in Table B is not
				required.
c) Vapor removal from
				cooking equipment in conformance with NFPA Standard 96 is not
				required.
d) Provide a range hood
				with fan for the removal of smoke or grease-laden vapors. If the hood does not
				discharge directly to the outside, then a recirculating type exhaust hood with
				cleaning and deodorizing elements is acceptable.
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a) Wrist
				blade handles are not required on lavatories.
b) Clinical rim flush sinks are not
				required.
c) Plumbing fixtures are
				not required to have quiet operating type flush valves.
d) Hot water distribution systems shall be
				arranged to provide hot water at each hot water outlet. Hot water may be higher
				than 110 degrees Fahrenheit if the hot water taps are in supervised areas and
				the purpose of the higher temperature is to train residents in the use of hot
				water. If a temperature higher than 110 degrees Fahrenheit is used, all
				residents having access to those hot water taps must be able to demonstrate the
				ability to mix water appropriately and safely. (B)
e) Hot water need not be 140 degrees
				Fahrenheit for washing dishes or 180 degrees Fahrenheit for doing laundry, but
				rather be set at the equipment manufacturer's recommended settings, when
				residential type dishwashing and laundry equipment are used in this type of
				facility instead of commercial type equipment. (B)
f) Existing ordinary and frame buildings of
				less than one hour rated construction are required to be sprinklered. All other
				construction types do not require sprinklers. Facilities of eight beds or less
				will not be required to have a sprinkler system, if the facility has been
				inspected by the Office of the State Fire Marshal and found not to need a
				sprinkler system, as evidenced by a written report to the Department from the
				Office of the State Fire Marshal so stating. (B)
g) A separate sink for potwashing is not
				required.
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a)
				Resident's rooms shall have general lighting. At least one light fixture shall
				be switched at the entrance to each resident room.
b) Duplex Receptacles in Resident Bedrooms
1) There shall be one duplex receptacle for
				each 12 lineal feet of wall space in bedrooms. Doors are not included in
				measuring wall space. Receptacles shall be located at convenient
				places.
2) For facilities which are
				licensed on or before October 1, 1987, and for which the Department has waived
				compliance with subsection (b)(1) of this Section prior to that date,
				compliance with that subsection is not required as long as the facility
				continues to comply with the conditions of the waiver.
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a) An approved automatic smoke detection
				system shall be installed on each floor level. Such system shall be installed
				in accordance with NFPA 101, Section 6-3 of the 1976 edition of the Life Safety
				Code, and with NFPA Standard 72, 1975 edition. The smoke detectors shall be
				installed in all rooms and corridors except toilets and closets. In no case
				shall smoke detectors be spaced further apart than 30 feet on center, or more
				than 15 feet from any wall. The automatic smoke detection system shall be
				electrically interconnected to the fire alarm system. Facilities of eight beds
				or less will be required to have this automatic smoke detection system.
				However, this automatic smoke detection system will not have to be electrically
				connected to the fire alarm system in accordance with this Section, if the
				facility has been inspected by the Office of the State Fire Marshal and found
				not to need such electrical connection to the fire alarm system, as evidenced
				by a written report to the Department from the Office of the State Fire Marshal
				to that effect. (A, B)
b) The fire
				alarm system shall automatically transmit the alarm to any available municipal
				fire department by direct private line or through any approved central station.
				Facilities of eight beds or less will not be required to have this automatic
				fire alarm system in accordance with this Section, if the facility has been
				inspected by the Office of the State Fire Marshal and found not to need such
				fire alarm system, as evidenced by a written report to the Department from the
				Office of the State Fire Marshal to that effect. (A, B)
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a)
				The facility shall have an emergency electrical service which shall provide
				services as follows:
1) Illumination for
				means of egress
2) Fire detection
				and alarm system (A, B)