Pa. Code 5200.5

Application and review process

This section establishes the application and review process for facilities seeking to provide psychiatric outpatient clinic services in Pennsylvania. Facilities must file an application for a certificate of compliance with the Department in accordance with Chapter 20, and must meet requirements of both Chapter 20 and Chapter 5200 before operating. Facilities are subject to a minimum of one annual inspection and additional unannounced visits at the Department's discretion, and must provide program and fiscal information upon request.

55 Pa. Code § 5200.5 - Application and review process 

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(a)
 A
 facility intending to provide psychiatric outpatient clinic services shall file
 an application for a certificate of compliance with the Department in
 accordance with Chapter 20 (relating to licensure or approval of facilities and
 agencies). Facilities shall meet both the requirements of Chapter 20 and this
 chapter to obtain a certificate. Submission of an application does not
 constitute a certificate to operate pending Departmental approval.

(b)
 Facilities will be inspected a minimum of
 once per year, and are subject to visits by the Department's designee at other
 times at the Department's discretion. The facility shall provide information
 concerning program and fiscal operation at the Department's
 request.

Notes

55

 Pa. Code §
 
5200.5

The
 provisions of this § 5200.5 amended October 11, 2019, effective
 
10/12/2019
, 49 Pa.B.
 5943.

The provisions of this § 5200.5 amended under section
 1021 of the Human Services Code (
62 P.S. §
 
1021
);
 sections 105 and 112 of the Mental Health Procedures Act (
50 P.S. §§
 
7105
 and
 
7112
); and section 201(2) of
 the Mental Health and Intellectual Disability Act of 1966 (
50 P.S. §
 
4201(2)
).

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