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Treatment facilities

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55 Pa. Code § 5100.12 - Treatment facilities 

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(a)
 The
 Department, through the Deputy Secretary of Mental Health, will approve
 facilities under section 105 of the act (
50 P. S. §
 
7105
). Designation of appropriate approved
 facilities within the county shall be made by the county administrator for
 those patients using mental health/mental retardation (MH/MR) funds. All other
 patients may use any approved facility.

(b)
 All mental health facilities providing or
 planning to provide involuntary treatment or voluntary treatment shall be
 approved annually by the Department by application to the Deputy Secretary of
 Mental Health.

(c)
 Inpatient
 facilities treating persons who are either enrolled in or who are about to be
 enrolled in a county mental health program shall notify the appropriate
 administrator of the proposed discharge plan as early as possible. The facility
 shall encourage interagency cooperation in developing predischarge
 planning.

(d)
 Chapters 4210 and 5300
 (relating to description of services and service areas; and private psychiatric
 hospital) shall be interpreted consistently with this chapter.

(e)
 Facilities requesting an exemption from
 approval standards shall submit a written request to the Deputy Secretary of
 Mental Health. Each request shall state the compelling reasons why an exemption
 should be granted and the duration of such exemption.

(f)
 The administrator shall publicly
 designate which approved facilities are available to provide involuntary
 emergency examinations, involuntary treatment or voluntary treatment funded in
 whole or in part by MH/MR funds.

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55

 Pa. Code §
 
5100.12

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