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Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 1 - Release of Patient/Client Information › Rule 24-1-6.1.3 - AUTHORITY TO RELEASE

Current through June 25, 2024
Information concerning a current or former patient/client
					 shall be released only:
A. Upon
				  written authorization of the patient/client or authorized representative.
B. Upon order of a court of
				  competent jurisdiction.
C. When
				  the continued treatment of the patient/client requires the exchange of
				  information between the Department of Mental Health and other treatment
				  programs.
D. When in the opinion
				  of the Director of the program, release of information is necessary for the
				  determination of eligibility for benefits, compliance with statutory reporting
				  requirements, or other lawful purpose.
E. When the patient/client has communicated
				  to a treating physician, psychologist, or master social worker an actual threat
				  of physical violence against a clearly identified or reasonably identifiable
				  potential victim or victims.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-21-97.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 1 - Release of Patient/Client Information › Rule 24-1-6.1.4 - REQUEST FOR DOCUMENTS

Current through June 25, 2024
When information is requested:
A. The appropriate program must be in receipt
				  of written authorization or authority for release of information prior to any
				  search of records.
B. Upon request
				  for release, the program will make every effort to comply with request within
				  five (5) working days. If for some reason this is impractical, the program will
				  notify the person requesting the information of the delay and the approximate
				  time the information will be available.
C. Release of information to potential
				  victims under Rule
				  6.1.3 E of this regulation will be
				  made as soon as possible.
D.
				  Request for information must be specific as to whether all available
				  Information or what part thereof is being requested.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-21-97.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 1 - Release of Patient/Client Information › Rule 24-1-6.1.5 - COSTS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Estimates as to cost will be made upon
				  request.
B. Fees charged will be
				  according to the following schedule:
1.
				  Twenty Dollars ($20.00) for pages one (1) through twenty (20);
2. One Dollar ($1.00) per page for the next
				  eighty (80) pages;
3. Fifty Cents
				  (50-) per page for all pages thereafter.
4. Ten percent (10%) of the total charge may
				  be added for postage and handling.
5. Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) may be recovered
				  by the program or DMH for retrieving medical records in archives at a location
				  off the premises where the program or DMH Central Office is located.
6. No program shall charge no more than
				  Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) for executing a medical record affidavit, when the
				  affidavit is requested by the individual or their representative.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 2 - Request for Public Information › Rule 24-1-6.2.1 - SOURCE OF AUTHORITY

Current through June 25, 2024
Section
					 41-4-1
					 et seq. and 25-61-1, et seq.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											25-61-1,
					 et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 2 - Request for Public Information › Rule 24-1-6.2.2 - PURPOSE

Current through June 25, 2024
To ensure that public documents are disseminated according
					 to statutory requirements.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											25-61-1,
					 et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 2 - Request for Public Information › Rule 24-1-6.2.3 - REQUEST

Current through June 25, 2024
A. A request for information under the
				  Mississippi Public Records Act of 1983 shall be submitted in writing to the
				  Department of Mental Health, Suite 1101, Robert E. Lee Building, Jackson,
				  Mississippi 39201, or directly to any of the Department of Mental Health
				  programs.
B. All requests for
				  information should be marked "Request for Public Documents," and shall describe
				  with particularity the documents sought. Where possible, file numbers, dates,
				  county program, or the office where the requested documents are located shall
				  be set forth in the request.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											25-61-1,
					 et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 2 - Request for Public Information › Rule 24-1-6.2.4 - TIME OF RELEASE

Current through June 25, 2024
If the information is appropriate for release, information
					 requested will be provided within seven (7) working days. If the requested
					 information cannot be provided within seven (7) working days, the person
					 requesting the information will be notified in writing of the approximate date
					 of availability, which shall not exceed fourteen (14) working days.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											25-61-1,
					 et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 2 - Request for Public Information › Rule 24-1-6.2.5 - DENIAL OF REQUEST

Current through June 25, 2024
If the request for information is denied, the person
					 requesting the information will be notified of the reason of the denial.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq., §
											11-1-52,
					 and §
											25-61-1,
					 et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 2 - Request for Public Information › Rule 24-1-6.2.6 - FEES

Current through June 25, 2024
If the request for information is denied, the person
					 requesting the information will be notified of the reason of the denial.
A. No request for information shall
				  be granted until the fees have been received by the agency. Cost of
				  reproduction of the requested information will be provided to the person making
				  the request. The fees charged will be according to the following schedule:
1. Twenty Dollars ($20.00) for pages one (1)
				  through twenty (20);
2. One Dollar
				  ($1.00) per page for the next eighty (80) pages;
3. Fifty Cents (50-) per page for all pages
				  thereafter;
4. Ten percent (10%)
				  of the total charge may be added for postage and handling;
5. Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) may be recovered
				  by the program or DMH for retrieving medical records in archives at a location
				  off the premises where the program or DMH Central Office is located;
6. Other material - cost determinant upon
				  materials;
7. Records search -
				  clerical, $7.50 per hour;
8.
				  Records search - technical or professional, $20.00 per hour;
9. Records search - automated, $18.00 per
				  hour.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 3 - Administrative Procedures Act › Rule 24-1-6.3.1 - SOURCE OF AUTHORITY

Current through June 25, 2024
Section
					 41-4-1
					 et seq. and 23-43-1, et seq.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and § 23-43-1, et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 3 - Administrative Procedures Act › Rule 24-1-6.3.2 - PURPOSE

Current through June 25, 2024
To ensure the flow of information and for the
					 participation of persons desiring to access agency information, participate in
					 the promulgation of regulations, appeal decisions. Also, to ensure that the
					 public be aware of the procedure for such actions and procedures.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and § 23-43-1, et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 3 - Administrative Procedures Act › Rule 24-1-6.3.3 - RULE ADOPTION/AMENDMENT

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Interested
				  Parties
Persons interested in being notified of proposed rule
					 adoption/amendment shall request such notification in writing. Notification may
					 be made by mailing a copy of the proposed adoption/amendment (fee charged) or
					 by electronic means. Such requests must be in writing and include the subject
					 matter of interest. Within three (3) days of the filing of a proposed
					 adoption/amendment with the Secretary of State, the Department of Mental Health
					 shall notify all persons who have submitted in writing to the agency a request
					 to receive notification of such adoption/amendment.
B. Request to Participate in Oral Proceeding
				  on Proposed Rule
The Department may hear oral comments on a proposed rule
					 or rule amendment. If such oral proceedings are scheduled, participating
					 parties must provide any written materials (12 copies) in support of their
					 position ten (10) days prior to the scheduled oral proceeding. These materials
					 will be provided to the Board of Mental Health in advance of the scheduled
					 meeting. Parties will have fifteen (15) minutes for oral comments.
					 Modifications on procedure for presentation of oral comments may be altered or
					 established as deemed appropriate by the Board Aggrieved parties may appeal the
					 promulgation of rules by the Board of Mental Health in accordance with
					 pertinent state laws.
C.
				  Regulation Changes
No rule shall be modified/altered unless these changes are
					 within the scope of the matter announced in the notice of the proposed rule
					 adoption and are in character with the issues raised in the notice. The
					 differences shall be a logical outgrowth of the contents of that notice of
					 proposed rule adoption and the comments submitted in the responses thereto.
D. Service
1. Whenever a person is permitted or required
				  to file any pleading, motion or other document, filing must be made by delivery
				  of the document by mail or transmission by electronic means. Filing by
				  electronic means is complete when the electronic equipment being used by the
				  agency acknowledges receipt of the material. If the equipment used does not
				  automatically acknowledge transmission, service is not complete until the
				  filing party obtains acknowledgment. Filing by mail is complete upon receipt by
				  the agency.
2. Computation of time
				  shall be in accordance with the guidelines set out in the Administrative
				  Procedures Act.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 3 - Administrative Procedures Act › Rule 24-1-6.3.4 - DECLARATORY OPINIONS

Current through June 25, 2024
Persons with a substantial interest in a subject matter
					 within the jurisdiction of the Department of Mental Health may make a written
					 request for a declaratory opinion. This request must clearly set forth the
					 specific facts upon which an opinion is asked for and shall be limited to a
					 single transaction or occurrence. This request must be on the form or in the
					 same format developed by the Department and available from the Department.
					 These requests shall be addressed to the Director of the Bureau who oversees
					 the matter in question. Responses to requests for declaratory opinions shall be
					 in accordance with guidelines set out in the Administrative Procedures Act. The
					 Department shall not issue opinions on matters outside the jurisdiction of the
					 Department or on any matter protected by confidentiality laws or regulations.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and § 23-43-1, et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 3 - Administrative Procedures Act › Rule 24-1-6.3.5 - APPEALS OF FINAL ORDERS

Current through June 25, 2024
Persons desiring to appeal Final Orders shall send written
					 notice of the appeal to the Executive director. This notice of appeal must be
					 received within fifteen (15) days of the date of the Final Order being
					 appealed. All appeals of Final Orders shall be in accordance with procedures
					 set out in Board Regulation, Appeals to the Board, Chapter II, Section 2.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and § 23-43-1, et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 3 - Administrative Procedures Act › Rule 24-1-6.3.6 - NOTICE TO INTERESTED PARTIES

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Upon filing with
				  the Secretary of State of the intent to adopt, repeal or amend a regulation,
				  the Department of Mental Health shall notify all persons who have submitted in
				  writing to the agency a request to receive notification of such changes.
B. Written comments from
				  interested parties should be submitted to the Executive Director or their
				  designee prior to the expiration of the twenty-five day comment period.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and § 23-43-1, et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 3 - Administrative Procedures Act › Rule 24-1-6.3.7 - OPPONENTS OF PROPOSED RULES

Current through June 25, 2024
Opponents of proposed rule adoption, repeal or amendment
					 who give timely notice within the twenty-five (25) day comment period) of their
					 desire to contest the making, amendment or repeal of such a regulation, shall
					 have an opportunity to present their views.
A. Under this provision an opponent will
				  submit written comments setting out the nature and reasons for such opposition.
				  Comments should be submitted to the Executive Director within twenty (20) days
				  of notification of opposition.
B.
				  Written comments in opposition will be presented to the Board prior to a
				  request or final adoption for their consideration. Oral comments may be
				  presented when deemed appropriate by the Board in compliance with Rule
				  6.3.3 B of this regulation.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and § 23-43-1, et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 6 - Information › Subchapter 3 - Administrative Procedures Act › Rule 24-1-6.3.8 - REVIEW OF ADVERSE RULING

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Notification of
				  Board action will be forwarded to opponents within ten (10 calendar days of
				  Board's decision. Opponents of the Board's action may request a review of such
				  action.
B. Such requests should be
				  in writing and be accompanied by an explanation of the request and should be
				  received by the Executive Director within ten (10) calendar days of opponent's
				  receipt of Board's adverse ruling.
C. Board review under this section may be
				  based upon written documentation or may be presented orally, as deemed
				  appropriate by the Board.
D. Board
				  will review request for adverse ruling as soon as practical and notify opponent
				  of its decision within ten (10) days.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and § 23-43-1, et seq.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 1 - Mississippi State Mental Health Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.1.1 - SOURCE OF AUTHORITY

Current through June 25, 2024
Section
					 41-4-1
					 et seq. and Sec1-4tion 4-9
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 1 - Mississippi State Mental Health Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.1.2 - PURPOSE

Current through June 25, 2024
To advise and assist the Department of Mental Health,
					 Bureau of Mental Health and Bureau of Administration in developing, reviewing
					 and updating a state plan for community mental health services for adults with
					 serious mental illness and children with serious emotional or mental disorders.
					 The Planning Council will also provide a mechanism for consumers, family
					 members, mental health service providers and providers of support services to
					 work together to identify needs and plan services to address those needs. The
					 Planning Council will allow this broad constituency an additional avenue to
					 evaluate progress on state plan objectives on an ongoing basis, to review goals
					 and objectives and make recommendations for revisions as needs and available
					 resources change.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 1 - Mississippi State Mental Health Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.1.3 - ESTABLISHMENT

Current through June 25, 2024
In accordance with the Bylaws of the Mississippi Board of
					 Mental Health, the Board may appoint representatives or agents with such powers
					 to perform acts or duties on behalf of the Board. Therefore, the Board hereby
					 authorizes the Executive Director of the Department of Mental Health to appoint
					 individuals to a Mississippi State Mental Health Planning and Advisory Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 1 - Mississippi State Mental Health Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.1.4 - PARTICIPANTS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Membership shall be in keeping with the
				  guidelines set forth by applicable federal law(s), specifically,
				  P.L.
				  102-321, the "ADAMHA Reorganization Act," and its
				  successors.
B. Membership of the
				  State Mental Health Planning and Advisory Council shall include individuals and
				  representatives of entities concerned with the need, planning, operation, and
				  funding of mental health services. The Council shall be composed of a balanced
				  number of both service providers and non- service providers, including
				  consumers of mental health services and families.
C. Members of the Mississippi State Mental
				  Health Planning and Advisory Council shall serve for a term of one calendar
				  year (January through December) and may be reappointed.
D. Vacancies on the Council at any time
				  during the year shall be filled by the Executive Director of the Mississippi
				  Department of Mental Health.
E.
				  Routine operation of the Mississippi State Mental Health Planning and Advisory
				  Council shall be in accordance with the established Bylaws of the Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 1 - Mississippi State Mental Health Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.1.5 - FUNCTIONS

Current through June 25, 2024
The responsibilities and functions of the Mississippi
					 State Mental Health Planning and Advisory Council shall be in accordance with
					 applicable federal law(s), specifically,
					 P.L.
					 102-321, "The ADAMHA Reorganization Act," and its
					 successors.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 1 - Mississippi State Mental Health Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.1.6 - MEETINGS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Meetings shall be held at least quarterly
				  and more often as deemed necessary by the Council or the Department of Mental
				  Health.
B. Determination of date,
				  time and location of meetings and notification of meetings shall be in
				  accordance with the Bylaws of the Mississippi State Mental Health Planning and
				  Advisory Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 2 - Bureau of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.2.1 - SOURCE OF AUTHORITY

Current through June 25, 2024
Section
					 41-4-1
					 et seq. and 41-4-9.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 2 - Bureau of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.2.2 - PURPOSE

Current through June 25, 2024
To assist the Department of Mental Health, Bureau of
					 Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, in developing a state plan for
					 services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The
					 Council shall also provide an avenue for persons, family members, and service
					 providers to communicate and work together in identifying and planning an array
					 of services for those citizens of the state with intellectual and developmental
					 disabilities. The Council shall participate in the annual update of the plan by
					 reviewing the plan and making recommendations for
					 additions/revisions.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 2 - Bureau of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.2.3 - ESTABLISHMENT

Current through June 25, 2024
In accordance with the Bylaws of the Mississippi Board of
					 Mental Health, the Board may appoint representatives or agents with such powers
					 to perform acts or duties on behalf of the Board. Therefore, the Board hereby
					 authorizes the Executive Director of the Department of Mental Health to appoint
					 individuals to a Bureau of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities State
					 Plan Advisory Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 2 - Bureau of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.2.4 - PARTICIPANTS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. The Executive Director of the Department
				  of Mental Health shall appoint fifteen (15) individuals to participate in the
				  Council;
B. The fifteen (15)
				  participants shall be representatives from various areas of the state,
				  including urban and rural areas;
C.
				  The participants shall include persons with IDD, representatives for
				  individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities or
				  parents/guardians of individuals with intellectual and developmental
				  disabilities, service providers, regional intellectual and developmental
				  disabilities programs, community mental health centers, MS Council on
				  Developmental Disabilities, Disability Rights of Mississippi, Mississippi
				  Resource Commission, Mississippi Department of Rehabiliation Services,
				  Institute for Disablity Studies, Mississippi Division of Medicaid, Mississippi
				  Department of Education, Arc of Mississippi and other related service agencies;
D. Participants will be appointed
				  for a three-year term. Participants may be reappointed;
E. Any individual who becomes a participant
				  shall immediately be entitled to vote; and,
F. In the event of a vacancy, the Executive
				  Director of the Department of Mental Health shall appoint another individual to
				  complete the term.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 2 - Bureau of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.2.5 - FUNCTIONS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. The Bureau of Intellectual and
				  Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council shall advise and support
				  the Bureau of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in the development of
				  a state plan for services and supports for individuals with intellectual and
				  developmental disabilities;
B. The
				  Bureau of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory
				  Council shall advocate for services and supports that meet the needs of
				  individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities;
C The Bureau of Intellectual and
				  Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council shall review the
				  existing plan;
D. The Bureau of
				  Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council shall
				  provide information on needs for services and supports in their area;
E. The Bureau of Intellectual and
				  Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council shall make
				  recommendations for plan additions/revisions; and,
F. The Bureau of Intellectual and
				  Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council shall support the
				  implementation of the State Plan for Services, and support for Individuals with
				  Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 2 - Bureau of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.2.6 - MEETINGS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Meetings shall be held at least quarterly
				  and more often as deemed necessary by the Council or the Department of Mental
				  Health.
B. Determination of date,
				  time, and location of meetings and notification of meetings shall be in
				  accordance with the By-Laws of the Bureau of Intellectual and Developmental
				  Disabilities State Plan Advisory Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 3 - Mississippi Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.3.1 - SOURCE OF AUTHORITY

Current through June 25, 2024
Section
					 41-4-1
					 et seq. and 41-4-9
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 3 - Mississippi Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.3.2 - PURPOSE

Current through June 25, 2024
To advise and assist the Department of Mental Health,
					 Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Services in developing, reviewing and updating a
					 state plan for alcohol and drug abuse services. The Advisory Council will also
					 provide a mechanism for consumers, family members, substance abuse service
					 providers and providers of support services to work together to identify needs
					 and plan services to address those needs. The Advisory Council will allow this
					 broad constituency an additional avenue to evaluate progress on state plan
					 objectives on an ongoing basis, to review goals and objectives, and make
					 recommendations for revisions as needs and available resources change.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 3 - Mississippi Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.3.3 - ESTABLISHMENT

Current through June 25, 2024
In accordance with the Bylaws of the Mississippi Board of
					 Mental Health, the Board may appoint representatives or agents with such powers
					 to perform acts or duties on behalf of the Board. Therefore, the Board hereby
					 authorizes the Executive Director of the Department of Mental Health to appoint
					 individuals to a Mississippi Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 3 - Mississippi Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.3.4 - PARTICIPANTS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Membership shall be in keeping with the
				  guidelines set forth by applicable federal law(s), specifically,
				  P.L.
				  102-321, the "ADAMHA Reorganization Act," and its
				  successors.
B. Membership of the
				  Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council shall include individuals and
				  representatives of entities concerned with the need, planning, operation, and
				  funding of substance abuse services. The Council shall be composed of a
				  balanced number of both service providers and non-service providers, including
				  consumers of substance abuse services and families and consists of not less
				  than twenty- five (25) members.
C.
				  Members of the Mississippi Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council shall serve
				  for a term of four years.
D.
				  Vacancies on the Council at any time during the year shall be filled by the
				  Executive Director of the Mississippi Department of Mental Health.
E. Routine operation of the Mississippi
				  Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council shall be in accordance with the
				  established Bylaws of the Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 3 - Mississippi Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.3.5 - FUNCTIONS

Current through June 25, 2024
The responsibilities and functions of the Mississippi
					 Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council shall be in accordance with applicable
					 federal law(s), specifically,
					 P.L.
					 102-321, "The ADAMHA Reorganization Act," and its
					 successors.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 3 - Mississippi Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.3.6 - MEETING

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Meetings shall be held at least quarterly
				  and more often as deemed necessary by the Council or the Department of Mental
				  Health.
B. Determination of date,
				  time and location of meetings and notification of meetings and notification of
				  meetings shall be in accordance with the Bylaws of the Mississippi Alcohol and
				  Drug Abuse Advisory Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 4 - Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementia Planning Council › Rule 24-1-7.4.1 - SOURCE OF AUTHORITY

Current through June 25, 2024
Section
					 41-4-1
					 et seq. and 41-4-9
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 4 - Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementia Planning Council › Rule 24-1-7.4.2 - PURPOSE

Current through June 25, 2024
To advise and assist the Department of Mental Health,
					 Bureau of Community Services in developing, reviewing and updating a long range
					 state plan for individuals with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of
					 dementia.
The Planning Council will also provide a mechanism for
					 patients, family members, care givers, and providers of services to individuals
					 with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, to work together to
					 identify needs and provide training and education. The Planning Council will
					 allow this broad constituency an additional avenue to evaluate progress on
					 state plan objectives on an ongoing basis, to review goals and objectives and
					 make recommendations for revision as needs and available resources change.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 4 - Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementia Planning Council › Rule 24-1-7.4.3 - ESTABLISHMENT

Current through June 25, 2024
In accordance with the Bylaws of the Mississippi Board of
					 Mental Health, the Board may appoint representatives or agents with such powers
					 to perform acts or duties on behalf of the Board. Therefore, the Board hereby
					 authorizes the Executive Director of the Department of Mental Health to appoint
					 individuals to a Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and other Dementia Planning
					 Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 4 - Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementia Planning Council › Rule 24-1-7.4.4 - PARTICIPANTS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Membership shall be in keeping with the
				  guidelines set forth by applicable state law(s).
B. Membership of the State Alzheimer's
				  Disease and Dementia Planning Council shall include individuals and
				  representatives of entities concerned with the training/education, planning,
				  operation, and funding of services for individuals with Alzheimer's disease and
				  other forms of dementia. The Council shall be composed of both service
				  providers and non service providers, including family members of individuals
				  diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia and shall include
				  three representatives from the states five congressional districts, to include
				  no more than fifteen (15) members.
C. Members of the Mississippi Alzheimer's
				  Disease and other Dementia Planning Council shall serve for a term of four (4)
				  years (January through December) and may be reappointed.
D. Vacancies on the Council at any time
				  during the year shall be filled by the Executive Director of the Mississippi
				  Department of Mental Health.
E.
				  Routine operation of the Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and other Dementia
				  Planning Council shall be in accordance with the established Bylaws of the
				  Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 4 - Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementia Planning Council › Rule 24-1-7.4.5 - FUNCTIONS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. The Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and
				  other Dementia Planning Council shall provide information and training on needs
				  for services and supports in Mississippi.
B. The Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and
				  other Dementia Planning Council shall advocate for services and supports for
				  persons in Mississippi with Alzheimer's and other dementia.
C. Routine operation of the Mississippi
				  Alzheimer's Disease and other Dementia Planning Council shall be in accordance
				  with the established Bylaws of the Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 4 - Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementia Planning Council › Rule 24-1-7.4.6 - MEETINGS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Meetings shall be held at semi-annually
				  and more often as deemed necessary by the Council or the Department of Mental
				  Health.
B. Determination of date,
				  time, and location of meetings shall be in accordance with the By-laws of the
				  Mississippi Alzheimer's Disease and other Dementia Planning Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-9.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 5 - Office of Constituency Services Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.5.1 - SOURCE OF AUTHORITY

Current through June 25, 2024
Section
					 41-4-1
					 et seq. and Section
					 41-4-7
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-7.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 5 - Office of Constituency Services Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.5.2 - PURPOSE

Current through June 25, 2024
To advise and assist the Office of Constituency Services in
					 the development of procedures for investigating and resolving consumer
					 complaints and maintaining a toll-free grievance reporting telephone system for
					 the receipt of complaints by clients of state and community mental
					 health/retardation programs, as well as responding to requests for information
					 and referrals for services for persons with mental illness, intellectual and
					 developmental disabilities, and substance abuse.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-7.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 5 - Office of Constituency Services Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.5.3 - ESTABLISHMENT

Current through June 25, 2024
In accordance with the Bylaws of the Mississippi Board of
					 Mental Health, the Board may appoint representatives or agents with such powers
					 to perform acts of duties on behalf of the Board. Therefore, the Board hereby
					 authorizes the Executive Director of the Department of Mental Health to appoint
					 individuals to the Office of Constituency Services Advisory Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-7.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 5 - Office of Constituency Services Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.5.4 - PARTICIPANTS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Membership of the Office of Constituency
				  Services Advisory Council shall include individuals and representatives of
				  entities concerned with the need, planning, operation, and funding of mental
				  health services. The Council shall be composed of both service providers and
				  non-service providers, including consumers of mental health/intellectual and
				  developmental disabilities services and families.
B. Members of the Office of Constituency
				  Services Advisory Council shall serve for a term of four years (January through
				  December) and may be reappointed.
C. Vacancies on the Council at any time
				  during the year shall be filled by the Executive Director of the Mississippi
				  Department of Mental Health.
D.
				  Routine operation of the Office of Constituency Services Advisory Council shall
				  be in accordance with the established Bylaws of the Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-7.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 5 - Office of Constituency Services Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.5.5 - FUNCTIONS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. The Advisory Council shall provide a
				  mechanism for consumers, family members, mental health, intellectual and
				  developmental disabilities, and substance abuse service providers to work
				  together to identify and address needs of the consumers.
B. The Advisory Council shall, through
				  periodic review of the documentation of the nature and frequency of calls to
				  the consumer helpline, identify trends which necessitate a change in the focus
				  of the Department of Mental Health's focus on consumer needs.
C. The operation of the Office of
				  Constituency Services Advisory Council shall be in accordance with established
				  Bylaws of the Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-7.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 7 - Planning And Advisory Councils › Subchapter 5 - Office of Constituency Services Planning Advisory Council › Rule 24-1-7.5.6 - MEETINGS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Meetings shall be held at least
				  semi-annually and more often as deemed necessary by the Council or the
				  Department of Mental Health.
B.
				  Determination of date, time, and location of meetings and notification of
				  meetings shall be in accordance with the Bylaws of the Office of Constituency
				  Services Advisory Council.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq. and §
											41-4-7.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 8 - Business › Subchapter 1 - Rate Setting and Sliding Fee Scale › Rule 24-1-8.1.1 - SOURCE OF AUTHORITY

Current through June 25, 2024
Section
					 41-4-1
					 et seq., 41-7-79 and 41-4-7
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq., §
											41-7-79,
					 and §
											41-4-7.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 8 - Business › Subchapter 1 - Rate Setting and Sliding Fee Scale › Rule 24-1-8.1.2 - PURPOSE

Current through June 25, 2024
To ensure that no person is denied services because of
					 inability to pay for such services.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq., §
											41-7-79,
					 and §
											41-4-7.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 8 - Business › Subchapter 1 - Rate Setting and Sliding Fee Scale › Rule 24-1-8.1.3 - ABILITY TO PAY

Current through June 25, 2024
The director or the governing board of each program, as
					 appropriate, shall investigate or cause to be investigated the financial
					 ability of each person, their estate, and all other persons legally liable for
					 the cost of care of the person. The charges assessed shall be in accordance
					 with the ability of the person to pay. The determination shall not place an
					 undue hardship on any patient or person legally responsible for such a patient.
					 The value of a homestead shall not be considered in determining the ability to
					 pay. The number of dependents of a patient or the party legally responsible for
					 such patient shall be considered in determining ability to pay The value of
					 real and/or personal property may also be considered. If it is determined that
					 a person receiving services is unable to pay the total fee, the Department
					 shall collect any amount such person is able to pay.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq., §
											41-7-79,
					 and §
											41-4-7.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 8 - Business › Subchapter 1 - Rate Setting and Sliding Fee Scale › Rule 24-1-8.1.4 - SCHEDULE OF RATES

Current through June 25, 2024
The director of each program is instructed to prepare and,
					 at least annually, update a schedule of private pay rates for such services
					 that a private pay rate is applicable. In establishing such rates, the director
					 shall ensure that the rate so established is in accordance with relevant
					 Mississippi statutes, and that such rates are set at such value to ensure no
					 loss of third party reimbursement (Medicare, Medicaid, or any other) which is
					 limited to the lesser of the private pay rate or the rate approved by the third
					 party. Upon notification of any rate or per-diem changes by any third party,
					 the director of such program shall immediately amend private pay rates to
					 ensure the private pay rate at least equals the third party reimbursement for
					 which such notification was received.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq., §
											41-7-79,
					 and §
											41-4-7.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 24 - Mental Health › Part 1 - Policies of the Mississippi Board of Mental Health › Chapter 8 - Business › Subchapter 1 - Rate Setting and Sliding Fee Scale › Rule 24-1-8.1.5 - RATE CHANGES

Current through June 25, 2024
Directors of programs shall abide by any relevant rules
					 and regulations governing notice of rate changes before reflecting the proposed
					 rates on any billings to patients or patients' responsible parties.
Miss Code Ann.
					 §
											41-4-1
					 et seq., §
											41-7-79,
					 and §
											41-4-7.