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Pa. Code 711.84

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Project management services

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This regulation governs operational requirements for partial hospitalization projects, requiring them to operate at least 5 days per week for a minimum of 40 hours per week. Facilities must conspicuously display their hours and an emergency telephone number, and must develop written policies for aftercare, follow-up, and outreach services—including identifying persons in need, alerting them and their families to available services, and encouraging use of the service delivery system.

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28 Pa. Code § 711.84 - Project management services 

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(a)
 The partial hospitalization project shall operate at least 5 days of the week and for a minimum of 40 hours per week. Additional hours should be appropriate to the population served by the partial hospitalization project.

(b)
 The hours of project operation shall be displayed conspicuously to the general public.

(c)
 A telephone number shall be displayed conspicuously to the general public for emergency purposes.

(d)
 The project shall develop a written aftercare policy.

(e)
 The project shall develop a written follow-up policy.

(f)
 The project shall develop a written plan providing for outreach services which shall include, but not be limited to: 
(1)
 Identifying persons in need of project services.

(2)
 Alerting persons and their families to the availability of project services.

(3)
 Encouraging persons to utilize the service delivery system.

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 Pa. Code §
 
711.84

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