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Pa. Code 5230.32

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Continued stay requirements

Jurisdiction: PA Agency: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (OMHSAS) and Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP)
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This regulation requires Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services (PRS) agencies to assess an individual's eligibility for continued stay during each Individual Rehabilitation Plan (IRP) update. Continued stay eligibility must be documented based on the individual's voluntary choice to continue participation and evidence of ongoing need—either a functional impairment stemming from a diagnosed mental, behavioral, or emotional disorder addressed in the IRP, or a risk that withdrawing services would result in loss of rehabilitation gains. Operators must ensure these determinations are properly documented in the individual's record.

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55 Pa. Code § 5230.32 - Continued stay requirements 

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(a)
 A
 PRS agency shall determine an individual's eligibility for continued stay
 during an IRP update required under §
 
5230.62
(c)

 (relating to individual rehabilitation plan).

(b)
 An individual's eligibility for continued
 stay shall be determined by documentation of the following: 
 
(1)
 An individual chooses continued
 participation in the PRS.

(2)
 A
 continued need for service based upon one or both of the following: 
 
(i)
 As a result of a diagnosed mental,
 behavioral or emotional disorder, there is a functional impairment that is
 addressed in the IRP.

(ii)
 The
 withdrawal of service could result in loss of rehabilitation gain or goal
 attained by an individual.

Notes

55

 Pa. Code §
 
5230.32

Amended by
 
Pennsylvania
 Bulletin, Vol. 55, No. 03, January 18, 2025
, effective
 
1/18/2025

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