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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Section 250.2830 - Classification and Definitions of Service and Programs

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a) Emergency Service and/or Detoxication,
				shall mean a type service designed to provide immediate and short term
				emergency care to the acutely intoxicated person.
The service shall be provided by all hospitals or arranged
				  through the Community or Areawide Emergency Service Plans.
b) An Inpatient Alcoholism Rehabilitation
				Program shall mean a program which provides diagnostic and intensive
				rehabilitation services, including individual and group counseling, on a
				short-term inpatient basis.
c) An
				Alcoholism Outpatient Program shall mean a program which provides diagnostic
				and primary alcoholism treatment services, on a scheduled or nonscheduled
				basis, to alcoholic persons and their families whose physical and emotional
				status allows them to function in their usual environments.
d) An Alcoholism Aftercare Program shall mean
				a program which provides care to a patient who has progressed sufficiently to
				leave an inpatient, or outpatient program, and who may benefit from continued
				contact which will support and increase the gains made to date in the treatment
				process. All alcoholism treatment programs shall have an After Care Program in
				association with them.
e) An
				Alcoholism Outreach Program shall mean a program which provides for
				identification of individuals in need of services, advises such individuals and
				their families of available services, locates services, and provides a method
				by which persons may enter and accept services. The program alerts human
				service agencies to the importance of early identification and easy access to
				services for the target population.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Section 250.2840 - General Requirements for all Hospital Alcoholism Program Classifications

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a)
				Each program shall have a written plan describing all significant aspects of
				the program. Each program plan shall include a written statement of philosophy,
				goals, objectives, organization functions, policies, procedures, records,
				reports, duties and responsibilities of personnel and interdepartmental
				relationships.
b) Each plan shall
				be developed to meet the needs of the population to be served, and must be
				approved by the governing authority.
c) An updated list of resources to which
				clients may be referred shall be readily available.
d) There shall be a written policy requiring
				the review and/or revision and evaluation of the Plan to assess the attainment
				of program goals.
e) The date,
				results and recommendations from the evaluation shall be documented. The
				evaluation shall be part of a continuing planning process.
f) Each alcoholism treatment program shall
				provide the Department with reports, and such data and/or statistics as may be
				requested by the Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Section 250.2850 - The Medical and Professional Staff

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a) Organization
1) The organization and responsibilities of
				the Medical Staff shall be in accordance with Subpart C of these Requirements,
				except as amended and modified in this Section.
2) The program and/or service shall be the
				responsibility of a physician member of the medical staff.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Section 250.2860 - Medical Records

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a) Each
				program shall maintain an organized record system for collection of information
				necessary to serve the client.
b)
				All records shall be considered confidential and privileged. A written policy
				and procedure shall be established detailing how confidentiality is
				maintained.
c) The patient's
				comprehensive treatment plan must be recorded, based on an inventory of the
				patient's strengths as well as his disabilities, short-term and long range
				goals, and the specific treatment modalities utilized as well as the
				responsibilities of each member of the treatment team in such a manner that it
				provides adequate justification and documentation for the diagnoses and for the
				treatment and rehabilitation activities carried out.
d) The treatment received by the patient must
				be documented in such a manner and with such frequency as to assure that all
				active therapeutic efforts such as individual and group therapy, drug therapy,
				occupational therapy, recreational therapy, medical and nursing care and other
				therapeutic interventions, such as voluntary self help groups, are
				included.
e) Progress notes shall
				be recorded by the physician, clinical psychologist, alcoholism counselor,
				nurse, social worker and by others significantly involved in active treatment
				modalities. The notes must contain recommendations for revisions in the
				treatment plan when indicated as well as precise assessment of the patient's
				progress in accordance with the original or revised treatment plan.
f) The unique confidentiality requirements of
				the alcoholism patient's records shall be recognized and safeguarded in any
				unitized record keeping system of a general hospital.
g) The discharge summary must include a
				recapitulation of the patient's hospitalization and recommendations from
				appropriate services concerning problems, plans for follow-up or after care as
				well as a brief summary of the patient's condition on discharge.
h) All entries in the record shall be
				legible, dated and completed with the signature of the authorized individual
				providing the service and making the entry. Signature stamps are
				prohibited.
i) In the event the
				program is discontinued, the records shall be stored so that confidentiality
				and security is maintained.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Section 250.2870 - Referral

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Firm referral shall mean referral responsibility of the
				  physician with consent of the client and confirmation from the receiving
				  agency. Written consent from the client shall be obtained for transfer of
				  appropriate portions of the record and for reporting back to the referring
				  agency any treatment information.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Section 250.2880 - Client Legal and Human Rights

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a)
				Restraints shall not be used in alcoholism treatment programs except in extreme
				circumstances. Restraint may be used only as a therapeutic measure to prevent a
				recipient from causing physical harm to himself or others. In no event shall
				restraint be utilized to punish or discipline a recipient, nor is restraint to
				be used as a convenience for the staff.
b) Persons who require special care for
				mental illness, retardation or major physical disability shall not be admitted
				or retained, unless the program can specifically meet their needs.
c) Any restriction by sex, age or geographic
				area shall be clearly stated and shall be applied to all applicants.
d) There shall be a written procedure for
				determining the need of a client for a medical examination.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Table A - Measurements Essential for Level I, II, and III Hospitals

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RESULTS TO BE AVAILABLE
24 Hours a Day
Within Less Than 1 Hour
Within 1-6 Hours
Within 24 Hours
Hematocrit
Hemoglobin
Bacterial cultures
Blood typing and crossmatching
CBS
Glucose (micro method)
Routine urinalysis
Bilirubin (micro method) (direct and total)
Calcium
Coombs' test
Total protein
pH and blood gases (micro method)
RESULTS TO BE AVAILABLE
24 Hours a Day
Within 5 min.
Within 1 Hour
Within 2 to 3 Hours
Within 24 Hours
While in Hospital
pH
Blood and urine osmolarity
Platelet count or smear
Virus cultures
PCO2
Potassium
BUN or creatinine
Antibiotic sensitivities
Viral titers
PO2
Sodium
Phosphorus
Hematocrit
Magnesium Prothrombin time and other coagulation
							 studies
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Table B - Sound Transmission Limitations in General Hospitals

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SOUND TRANSMISSION LIMITATIONS IN GENERAL
				  HOSPITALS
Airborne Sound Transmissions Class
							 (STC)a
Impact Insulation Class
							 (11C)b
Patitions
Floors
Floors
Patients' Room to Patients' Room
45
45
45
Public space to Patients'
							 Roomc
50
50
50d
Service areas to Patients'
							 Roome
55
55
55d
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 (11C)
				  shall be determined in accordance with criteria set forth in HUD FT/TS-24, "A
				  Guide to Airborne, Impace and Structure Borne Noise-Control in Multi-Family
				  Dwellings."
c Public space includes Lobbies,
				  Dining Rooms, Recreation Rooms, Treatment 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, 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 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Table E - Piping Locations for Oxygen, Vacuum and Medical Compressed Air

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Location
Oxygen
Vacuum
Compressed Air
Patient Room for Adult Medical/Surgical Care
A
A
Patient Room for Postpartum Care &
							 Pediatrics
A
F
Examination and Treatment Rooms for Nursing
							 Unit
D
D
Patient Room for Intensive Care
C
C
B
Normal Newborn Nursery
A
B
A
Special Care & Observation Nursery
B
B
A
General Operating Room
E
E
E
Cystoscopy and Special Procedure Room
D
D
D
Recovery Room for Surgical and Obstetrical
							 Patients
B
B
A
Delivery Room
E
E
Labor Room
A
A
Treatment Room for Emergency Care
D
D
Autopsy Room
-
D
Anesthesia Workroom
-
D
A
=
One outlet accessible to each bed
One outlet may serve 2 beds
B
=
One outlet for each bed
C
=
Two outlets for each bed
D
=
One outlet
E
=
Two outlets
F
=
One outlet provided if required by the
							 narrative
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Table F - General Pressure Relationships and Ventilation of Certain Hospital Areas

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Area Designation
Pressure Relationship To Adjacent Areas
Minimum Total Air Changes Per Hour Supplied To
							 Room
All Air Exhausted Directly To Outdoors
Recirculation Within Room Units
Operating Room
+
12
Optional
No
Emergency Operating Room
+
12
Optional
No
Delivery Room
+
12
Optional
No
*Soiled Workroom or
*Soiled Holding Room
-
10
Yes
No
*Clean Workroom or
*Clean Holding
Room
+
4
Optional
Optional
*Autopsy
-
10
Yes
No
*Toilet Room
-
10
Yes
No
*Bedpan Room
-
10
Yes
No
*Bathroom
-
10
Yes
No
*Janitors' Closet
-
10
Yes
No
*Sterilizer Equipment Room
-
10
Yes
No
*Food Preparation Centers
0
10
Yes
No
*Dietary Day Storage
0
2
Optional
No
*Laundry, General
0
10
Yes
No
*Soiled Linen Sorting and
*Storage Rooms
-
10
Yes
No
*Anesthesia Storage
0
8
Yes
No
Symbol Key: + = Positive - = Negative O= Equal
				  * = Recommended
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart W - ALCOHOLISM AND INTOXICATION TREATMENT SERVICES › Table G - Insulation/Building Perimeter

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1) Zones
				for insulation/building perimeter requirements shall consist of the counties
				listed here.
Zone 1 includes the following counties:
Boone
Ford
Kane
Lee
Ogle
Tazewell
Bureau
Grundy
Kankakee
Livingston
Peoria
Warren
Carroll
Henderson
Kendall
Marshall
Putnam
Whiteside
Cook
Henry
Knox
McHenry
Rock Island
Will
DeKalb
Iroquois
Lake
McLean
Stark
Winnebago
DuPage
JoDaviess
LaSalle
Mercer
Stephenson
Woodford
Zone 2 includes the following counties:
Adams
Clark
Effingham
Jersey
McDonough
Pike
Bond
Coles
Fayette
Logan
Menard
Sangamon
Brown
Crawford
Fulton
Macon
Montgomery
Schuyler
Calhoun
Cumberland
Greene
Macoupin
Morgan
Scott
Cass
DeWitt
Hancock
Madison
Moultrie
Shelby
Champaign
Douglas
Jasper
Mason
Piatt
Vermilion
Christian
Edgar
Zone 3 includes the following counties:
Alexander
Gallatin
Johnson
Perry
St. Clair
Washington
Clay
Hamilton
Lawrence
Pope
Saline
Wayne
Clinton
Hardin
Marion
Pulaski
Union
White
Edwards
Jackson
Massac
Randolph
Wabash
Williamson
Franklin
Jefferson
Monroe
Richland
2)
				The following minimum building perimeter insulation R values shall be provided:
Roof
Walls
Floors
Zone 1
R-20
R-17
R-19
Zone 2
R-18
R-17
R-19
Zone 3
R-15
R-12
R-11
3)
				All windows shall be glazed with double glazed insulating glass. All exterior
				windows and door frames shall be constructed of non-cold conducting materials
				such as wood or metal with a thermal break.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 250 - HOSPITAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS › Subpart X - RURAL EMERGENCY HOSPITALS › Section 250.2900 - Applicability of This Part to Rural Emergency Hospitals

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This Part is applicable to rural emergency hospitals with the
				  following exceptions:
a) Sections
				250.810,
				250.820,
				250.830,
				250.850,
				250.860 and
				250.890 within Subpart
				H.
b) Section
				250.1080 within Subpart
				I.
c) Sections
				250.1630,
				250.1650, and
				250.1660 within Subpart
				M.
d) Subparts O, Q, S, V and
				W.
e) Subsections
				250.2630(e) through
				(h) and subsection
				250.2630(j)
				within Subpart U.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 251 - UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS HOSPITAL INFECTION CONTROL CODE › Section 251.100 - Definitions

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Act - The University of Illinois Hospital Act [110 ILCS 330
				].
Department - the Department of Public Health
Multidrug-Resistant Organisms or MDROs - include
				methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), vancomycin-resistant
				enterococci (VRE), and certain gram-negative bacilli (GNB). (Section 7 of the
				Act)
University - the Board of Trustees of the University of
				Illinois. (Section 1 of the Act)
University of Illinois Hospital or hospital - any hospital,
				institute, clinic, outpatient department or office owned or leased by the
				University at which a University health care program is conducted. (Section 1
				of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 251 - UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS HOSPITAL INFECTION CONTROL CODE › Section 251.200 - Incorporated and Referenced Materials

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a) Federal Guidelines:
1) Department of Health and Human Services,
			 United States Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and
			 Prevention, "2007 Guideline for Isolation Precautions: Preventing Transmission
			 of Infectious Agents in Healthcare Settings" (June 2007), which may be obtained
			 from National Technical Information Service (NTIS), U.S. Department of
			 Commerce, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22161.
2) Department of Health and Human Services,
			 United States Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and
			 Prevention, "Guidelines for Infection Control in Health Care Personnel" (1998),
			 which may be obtained from National Technical Information Service (NTIS), U.S.
			 Department of Commerce, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia
			 22161.
3) Department of Health and
			 Human Services, United States Public Health Service, Centers for Disease
			 Control and Prevention, "Guidelines for Hand Hygiene in Health-Care Settings"
			 (October 25, 2002), which may be obtained from the National Technical
			 Information Services (NTIS), U.S. Department of Commerce, 5285 Port Royal Road,
			 Springfield, Virginia 22161.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 255 - HOSPITAL REPORT CARD CODE › Section 255.110 - Referenced Materials

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The following statutes are referenced in this Part:
a) Hospital Licensing Act [210 ILCS 85
			 ]
b) Nurse Practice Act [225 ILCS
			 65 ]
c) Hospital Report Card Act
			 [210 ILCS 86 ]
d) Freedom of
			 Information Act [5 ILCS 140 ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 255 - HOSPITAL REPORT CARD CODE › Section 255.120 - Confidentiality

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All disclosures by hospitals shall be in accordance with the
				provisions for disclosure and protection of information under the Act and shall
				not contain information identifying a patient, employee, or licensed
				professional.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 255 - HOSPITAL REPORT CARD CODE › Section 255.200 - Orientation and Training

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a) All
			 health care facilities shall have established an orientation process that
			 provides initial job training and information and assesses the direct care
			 nursing staff's ability to fulfill specified responsibilities. (Section 20(a)
			 of the Act) Documentation of training and orientation processes and ongoing
			 assessments of the direct care nursing staff's ability to fulfill specified
			 responsibilities shall be maintained by health care facilities for five
			 years.
b) Personnel who have not
			 completed the established orientation course for a position may not work in the
			 position without direct supervision by a registered professional
			 nurse.
c) Staff training
			 informationwill be available upon request, without any information identifying
			 a patient, employee, or licensed professional at the hospital, for personnel
			 who work in inpatient direct care areas for each of the following employee
			 classifications: direct-care nursing staff, transport and housekeeping
			 services, dietary personnel, and licensed allied health professionals. (Section
			 20(c) of the Act)
1) The information shall
			 provide the following by employee classification: the requisite education,
			 training, licensure and/or certifications necessary to secure employment;
			 coursework, competencies, training and/or certifications required to
			 successfully complete the established orientation process; and continuing
			 education or training required to maintain employment, listed by topic, that
			 applies to patient care, safety or infection control.
2) This information shall be made available
			 to the public for inspection upon request at a central location on hospital
			 grounds or at specific patient care units as deemed appropriate by the
			 hospital. The information shall be available Monday through Friday from 9:00
			 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 255 - HOSPITAL REPORT CARD CODE › Section 255.250 - Hospital Reports

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a)
Individual hospitals shall prepare a quarterly report including all of
			 the following
(Section 25(a) of the Act)
:
1) Direct care hours, by reporting
			 individually all of the following:
A) Total
			 inpatient days, which is the sum of each daily census for the time
			 period.
B) Total direct care RN
			 hours, which equals the sum of the paid productive hours for direct care RN
			 employees, including agency, per diem and registry RNs.
C) Total direct care LPN hours, which equals
			 the sum of the paid productive hours for direct care LPN employees, including
			 agency, per diem and registry LPNs.
D) Total direct care hours for assistive
			 nursing personnel, which is the sum of the paid productive hours for direct
			 care assistive nursing personnel, including agency, per diem and registry
			 assistive nursing personnel.
E)
Nursing hours per patient day
for direct care, which is the
			 sum of total direct care RN hours and total direct care LPN hours and total
			 direct care assistive nursing personnel hours divided by total inpatient days.
			 (Section 25(a)(1) of the Act)
F)
			 Licensed nursing hours per patient day - by RNs and LPNs (RN hours per patient
			 day, LPN hours per patient day), which is:
i)
			 the total direct care hospital employed RN hours divided by the total inpatient
			 days for the quarter;
ii) the total
			 direct care commercial agency contracted RN hours divided by the total
			 inpatient days for the quarter;
iii) the total direct care hospital employed
			 LPN hours divided by the total inpatient days for the quarter; and
iv) the total direct care commercial agency
			 contracted LPN hours divided by the total inpatient days for the
			 quarter.
G)
Average daily hours worked
(Section 25(a)(1) of the Act) - by
			 RNs and LPNs (average daily RN hours worked, average daily LPN hours worked),
			 which is:
i) the total direct care hospital
			 employed RN hours divided by the number of calendar days for the
			 quarter,
ii) the total direct care
			 commercial agency contracted RN hours divided by the number of calendar days
			 for the quarter,
iii) the total
			 direct care hospital employed LPN hours divided by the number of calendar days
			 for the quarter, and
iv) the total
			 direct care commercial agency contracted LPN hours divided by the number of
			 calendar days for the quarter.
H)
Average daily census per clinical
			 service area
, which is the total inpatient days divided by the days in
			 the quarter. (Section 25(a)(1) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 255 - HOSPITAL REPORT CARD CODE › Section 255.270 - Reporting

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a) Quarterly
			 reports shall be submitted to the Department by April 30, July 31, October 31,
			 and January 31 each year for the previous quarter. Data in quarterly reports
			 must cover a period ending not earlier than one month prior to submission of
			 the report. Annual reports shall be submitted by December 31. All reports shall
			 be made available to the public on-site and through the Department. (Section
			 25(d) of the Act) The annual report required by statute to be submitted by
			 December 31 will consist of the first three final, edited quarterly reports for
			 the calendar year, and will be considered provisional. Final, edited quarterly
			 reports must be submitted to the Department according to the following calendar
			 schedule: 1st quarter (January through March) by the
			 following July 1; 2nd quarter (April through June)
			 by the following October 1; 3rd quarter (July
			 through September) by the following January 1; and
			 4th quarter (October through December) by the
			 following April 1. Final, edited annual reports containing all final, edited
			 quarterly reports must be submitted to the Department by the following April 1.
			 The Department shall make final, edited quarterly reports and final, edited
			 annual reports available on its public website (www.idph.state.il.us) and in
			 accordance with provisions for inspection and copying of public records
			 required by the Freedom of Information Act provided that such information
			 satisfies the provisions of subsection 25(c) of the Hospital Report Card Act.
			 (Section 20 of the Act) Each hospital shall provide copies of final, edited
			 quarterly reports and final, edited annual reports specific to its facility
			 within seven days after the receipt of a written request.
b) If the hospital is a division or
			 subsidiary of another entity that owns or operates other hospitals or related
			 organizations, the annual public disclosure report shall be for the specific
			 division or subsidiary and not for the other entity. (Section 25(e) of the
			 Act)
c) The Department shall
			 disclose information under this Section in accordance with provisions for
			 inspection and copying of public records required by the Freedom of Information
			 Act provided that such information satisfies the provisions of Section 25(c) of
			 the Act. (Section 25(f) of the Act)
d) Notwithstanding any other provision of
			 law, under no circumstances shall the Department disclose information obtained
			 from a hospital that is confidential under Part 21 of Article 8 of the Code of
			 Civil Procedure. (Section 25(g) of the Act)
e) No hospital report or Department
			 disclosure may contain information identifying a patient, employee, or licensed
			 professional. (Section 25(h) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 255 - HOSPITAL REPORT CARD CODE › Section 255.280 - Enforcement

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Any hospital that fails to comply with the provisions and
				responsibilities detailed in the Act or this Part shall be subject to the
				compliance provisions in the Hospital Licensing Act. In particular, Section 7
				of the Hospital Licensing Act states, in part, that the Director, after notice
				and opportunity for hearing to the applicant or licensee, may deny, suspend, or
				revoke a permit to establish a hospital or deny, suspend, or revoke a license
				to open, conduct, operate, and maintain a hospital in any case in which the
				Director finds that there has been a substantial failure to comply with the
				provision of the Hospital Licensing Act, the Hospital Report Card Act, the
				Illinois Adverse Health Care Events Reporting Law of 2005 or the standards,
				rules, and regulations established by virtue of any of those Acts. (Section
				7(a) of the Hospital Licensing Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1050 - Incorporated and Referenced Materials

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a) The following State of Illinois statutes
			 are referenced in this Part:
1) Hospital
			 Licensing Act [210 ILCS 85]
2)
			 Medical Practice Act of 1987 [225 ILCS 60]
3) Nurse Practice Act [225 ILCS 65]
4) Dietitian Nutritionist Practice Act [225
			 ILCS 30]
5) Abused and Neglected
			 Child Reporting Act [325 ILCS 5]
6)
			 Health Care Worker Background Check Act [225 ILCS 46]
7) Physician Assistant Practice Act of 1987
			 [225 ILCS 95]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1100 - Demonstration Program Elements

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a)
			 The Children's Community-Based Health Care Center Demonstration Program shall
			 be reviewed annually by the Board to determine if it should continue operation
			 for a period of up to five years, commencing with February 20, 1998.
b) A Children's Community-Based Health Care
			 Center Model shall be licensed pursuant to this Part to be considered a
			 participant in the Program.
c)
			 Applications for participation in the Program shall be considered only when a
			 vacancy exists in one of the allocated Program slots for the relevant
			 geographic area.
d) 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.
e) 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 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1200 - Application for and Issuance of a License to Operate a Children's Community-Based Health Care Center Model

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a)
			 Applications for a license to operate a Children's Community-Based Health 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) 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 maximum occupancy of the Model;
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 of the
			 person or persons under whose management or supervision the center will be
			 operated;
7) Documentation of
			 compliance with Section
			 260.2300 of this
			 Part; and
8) The Model's admission
			 policies and procedures in accordance with Section
			 260.1800
			 of this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1300 - Obligations and Privileges of Children's Community-Based Health Care Center Models

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a) Children's
			 Community-Based Health Care 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) Coverage for services provided by the
			 Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services is contingent upon
			 federal waiver approval and is provided only to Medicaid eligible clients
			 participating in the Home and Community Based Services waiver designated in
			 section1915(c) of the Social Security Act for medically frail and
			 technologically dependent children. (Section 35(3) of the Act)
b) Children's Community-Based Health Care
			 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) Children's Community-Based
			 Health Care Center services must be available through the model to all
			 families, including those whose care is paid for through the Department of
			 Healthcare and Family Services, the Department of Children and Family Services,
			 the Department of Human Services, and insurance companies who cover home health
			 care services or private duty nursing care in the home. (Section 35(3) of the
			 Act)
d) A licensed Children's
			 Community-Based Health Care 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)
e) Each Children's
			 Community-Based Health Care Center Model location shall be physically separate
			 and apart from any other facility licensed by the Department of Public Health.
			 (Section 35(3) of the Act)
f)
			 Children's Community-Based Health Care Center Models shall provide the
			 following services: respite care; registered nursing or licensed practical
			 nursing care; transitional care to facilitate home placement or other
			 appropriate settings and reunite families; medical day care; weekend camps; and
			 diagnostic studies typically done in the home setting. (Section 35(3) of the
			 Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1400 - Inspections and Investigations

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a)
			 The Department shall perform licensure inspections of Children's
			 Community-Based Health Care Center Models, as deemed necessary, to ensure
			 compliance with the Act and this Part. (Section 25(c) of the Act)
b) All centers 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
			 center 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 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1500 - 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 a facility to abate or eliminate the violation 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 facility in
			 determining whether to grant a requested extension.
c) Each plan of correction shall be based on
			 an assessment by the facility of the conditions or occurrences that are the
			 basis of the violation and an evaluation of the practices, policies, and
			 procedures which have caused or contributed to the conditions or occurrences.
			 Evidence of such assessment and evaluation shall be maintained by the facility.
			 Each plan of correction shall include:
1) A
			 description of the specific corrective action the facility is taking, or plans
			 to take, to abate, eliminate, or correct the violation cited in the
			 Notice.
2) A description of the
			 steps that will be taken to avoid future occurrences of the same and similar
			 violations.
3) A specific date by
			 which the corrective action will be completed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1600 - 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 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 and the Act. (Section 55 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1700 - Policies and Procedures

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a) The
			 facility shall have policies and procedures that implement and are consistent
			 with the provisions of this Part.
b) The facility shall have infection control
			 policies and procedures, which shall include at least the following:
1) Compliance with the Department's rules
			 titled Control of Communicable Diseases Code;
2) The use of standard precautions and
			 isolation techniques;
3) A
			 continuing program of instruction for all personnel on the mode of spread of
			 infections; and
4) Posted
			 hand-washing techniques.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1800 - Admission and Participation Practices

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a) The facility shall establish admission
			 criteria for respite care that provide for:
1)
			 The admission of children for no more than 14 days, unless an extended
			 authorization is approved by the Division of Specialized Care for Children for
			 a family emergency such as, but not limited to, a funeral, the primary
			 caregiver recovering from a medical event, or if more time is needed for
			 respite services;
2) The admission
			 of children whose medical plan of care can be met by the facility;
			 and
3) Nondiscrimination toward
			 children or their families based on disability, race, religion, sex, source of
			 payment, and any other basis recognized by applicable State and federal
			 laws.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1850 - Medical Oversight

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a) The
			 facility shall ensure that comprehensive multidisciplinary rounds, led by a
			 site provider, are conducted twice per week. A site physician shall attend
			 rounds a minimum of once per week. Subsequent rounds may be overseen by an APRN
			 when available.
b) The site
			 provider or designee shall be on call 24 hours per day.
c) Medical Advisory Committee
1) The facility's medical advisory committee
			 shall consist of multidisciplinary team members, including:
A) A primary care physician;
B) A pediatrician;
C) A pulmonologist or an ear, nose and throat
			 (ENT) physician;
D) A registered
			 nurse;
E) A respiratory
			 therapist;
F) Representatives from
			 a hospital's emergency department, NICU/PICU; and
G) A site interdisciplinary team
			 representative.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.1950 - Reporting Requirements for Allegations of Abuse and Neglect

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a) All employees
			 and volunteers shall be considered mandated reporters as defined in the Abused
			 and Neglected Child Reporting Act.
1) Reports
			 of suspected child abuse or neglect shall be immediately reported to the DCFS
			 Child Abuse Hotline and to local law enforcement.
2) Reports of suspected child abuse or
			 neglect shall be immediately reported to the Department of Public Health's
			 Central Complaint Registry (1-800-252-4343).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.2000 - Medical Day Care

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a) No more than
			 12 children shall be served at a time.
b) The facility shall provide services as
			 necessary to implement and support the child's plan of treatment and overall
			 needs, including provisions for:
1) Case
			 management;
2) Fostering maximum
			 independence of the child; and
3)
			 Protection of the child's rights, privacy and dignity.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.2100 - Medication Administration

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a)
			 Except for medications allowed in subsection (b), the only medications allowed
			 in the facility are those for particular individual children. The medication of
			 each child shall be kept and stored in the original container received from the
			 pharmacy.
1) Each multi-dose medication
			 container shall indicate the child's name, health care provider's name,
			 prescription number, name, strength and quantity of drug, administration dose,
			 date this container was last filled, the initials of the pharmacist filling the
			 prescription, the identity of the pharmacy, the expiration date, the refill
			 date and any 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 child and the health care provider do not
			 have to be on the label of the package, but they shall be identified with the
			 package to assure that the drug is administered to the correct child.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.2200 - Personnel

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a) Each facility
			 shall develop and maintain written personnel policies that are followed in the
			 operation of the facility.
b) The
			 facility shall establish policies to screen all current and prospective
			 employees and volunteers, which shall include at least the following:
1) Conduct a check of the DCFS Central
			 Registry (1-800-25A-BUSE), in a form and a manner prescribed by DCFS.
2) Conduct a check of the Sex Offender
			 Registry in a form and a manner prescribed by the Illinois State Police
			 (ISP).
3) Maintain records of these
			 checks in the employee's personnel file or the volunteer's file.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.2300 - Food Service

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a) All children
			 at the facility shall have a nutrition plan approved by the primary care
			 physician or primary health care provider prior to admission.
b) The facility's site physician shall review
			 the nutrition plans weekly.
c)
			 Nutrition consultants shall be made available at the facility as
			 needed.
d) The facility's site
			 physicianr shall include a nutrition summary in the discharge plan of all
			 children at the facility.
e) If a
			 child refuses the food provided at a meal, a reasonable and nutritionally
			 appropriate alternative shall be offered.
f) Adequate supplies of food shall be
			 available for each child according to their approved nutrition plan.
g) All food served shall be prepared in
			 accordance with the Food Code.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.2400 - Physical Plant

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a) New
			 facilities shall meet the requirements established in the NFPA 101, Life Safety
			 Code, Chapter 32, "New Residential Board and Care Occupancies", and appropriate
			 references under Chapter 2, Referred Publications. Existing facilities shall
			 meet the requirements established in the NFPA 101, Life Safety Code, Chapter
			 33, Existing Residential Board and Care Occupancies, and appropriate references
			 under Chapter 2, Referred Publications.
b) For the purposes of this Section, a "new
			 facility" is any facility licensed by the Department on or after the effective
			 date of this rulemaking, and an "existing facility" is any facility licensed by
			 the Department prior to the effective date of this rulemaking.
c) When possible, the facility shall be
			 located at grade level. If not at grade level, the facility shall be equipped
			 with ramps or elevators to allow easy access for residents to the street
			 level.
d) The facility may be
			 located within a mixed-use-occupancy building, subject to the requirements of
			 Section 35(3) of the Act and Section
			 260.1300(e)
			 of this Part. All occupancies within the building shall fully meet the life
			 safety requirements in NFPA 101 for the occupancy for which they are
			 designated.
e) Children more than
			 six years of age occupying the same bedroom shall be of the same gender unless
			 the children are siblings.
f) A
			 child's bedroom shall not serve as access to any other area of the
			 building.
g) 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 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 260 - CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER CODE › Section 260.2500 - Quality Assessment and Improvement

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a) The facility 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 and accessibility of care and services provided at
			 the facility or under contract, including but not limited to:
A) Admission of children appropriate to the
			 capabilities of the facility;
B)
			 Family satisfaction survey;
C)
			 Clinical costs per day;
D)
			 Infection control and safety; and
E) Medication administration.