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Pa. Code 5210.2

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This chapter establishes licensing and approval standards for partial hospitalization facilities in Pennsylvania, covering both free-standing facilities and those operating within health care facilities. It applies to private, nonprofit, or for-profit facilities that provide mental health examination, diagnosis, care, and treatment to mentally ill or emotionally disturbed individuals for sessions exceeding 3 hours but less than 24 hours, and that participate in the public mental health program. Operators must comply with standards set under the Public Welfare Code, the Health Care Facilities Act, and the Mental Health Procedures Act.

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55 Pa. Code § 5210.2 - Scope 

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(a)
 This chapter
 provides standards for the licensing of free-standing partial hospitalization
 facilities under 1021 of the Public Welfare Code (
62 P. S. §
 
1021
), and approval of partial
 hospitalization facilities which are part of a health care facility as defined
 in section 802.1 of the Health Care Facilities Act (
35 P. S.
 
448.802a
) under sections 105 and 112 of the
 Mental Health Procedures Act (
50 P. S. §§
 
7105

 and 
7112
).

(b)
 This chapter applies to private,
 nonprofit or for-profit facilities which provide mental examination, diagnosis,
 care and treatment to the mentally ill or emotionally disturbed for a period of
 more than 3 hours but not less than 24 hours during the day, evening or night,
 and which participate in the public mental health program.

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55

 Pa. Code §
 
5210.2

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