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Pa. Code 5230.14

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Physical site requirements

Jurisdiction: PA Agency: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (OMHSAS) and Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP)
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This regulation establishes physical site requirements for Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services (PRS) agencies in Pennsylvania. A PRS agency must maintain a dedicated physical location for recordkeeping and administrative functions, provide space that is distinct from other mental health services offered by the same entity, ensure accessibility for individuals served, and maintain adequate space, equipment, and supplies. The agency must also provide private interview space and implement protocols meeting federal, state, and local requirements for fire safety, sanitation, and infection control.

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55 Pa. Code § 5230.14 - Physical site requirements 

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A PRS agency shall provide:

(1)
 A physical location within the PRS
 facility for recordkeeping and other administrative functions of the PRS
 regardless of where service is provided.

(2)
 PRS as a service that is distinct from
 other mental health services that may be offered by the legal entity: 
 
(i)
 In terms of service content.

(ii)
 In terms of physical space
 utilized.

(3)
 A site that
 is accessible to individuals.

(4)

 Space, equipment and supplies that are well-maintained and sufficient to
 deliver the services listed in the agency service description.

(5)
 Private interview space.

(6)
 Protocols that meet applicable Federal,
 State and local requirements for fire, safety and health, including protocols
 for the following: 
(i)
 Sanitation.

(ii)
 Fire drills.

(iii)
 Infection
 control.

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 Pa. Code §
 
5230.14

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