Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 22, § 51213 - Rehabilitation Center
(a) A rehabilitation center shall be
certified by the Department as meeting the requirements of this section, shall
be approved by the Department and shall meet the requirements of either (b) or
(c) and all the other provisions of this section.
(b) Such rehabilitation center shall be a
hospital, which meets the standards for participation set forth in Section
51207 and which is currently
participating in the program and which was an organized outpatient department,
and which
(1) Has an organized rehabilitation
service, and
(2) Has as chief of
the rehabilitation service a physician who has the necessary training and
experience to assure proper patient assessment and care.
(c) If it is not a hospital which meets the
requirements of (b) above, the rehabilitation center shall be an organized
outpatient clinic. Each such rehabilitation center shall have an organized
rehabilitation service and shall provide sufficient professional supervision to
assure that the extended treatment plan of the attending physician will be
properly carried out.
(d) The
rehabilitation center shall provide two or more of the following services:
(1) Physical therapy
(2) Occupational therapy
(3) Speech therapy
(4) Audiology
(e) The rehabilitation center shall meet the
standards set forth in Section
51209 or
51211.1 when providing physical
therapy and occupational therapy, and employ personnel who meet the definitions
set forth in Section
51079 when providing physical
therapy, Section
51083 when providing occupational
therapy, Section
51095 when providing speech
therapy and Section
51097 when providing audiology
services.
(f) The rehabilitation
center shall establish and maintain a record of diagnosis, condition, treatment
plan, services provided, and functional results on each patient treated. Such
medical records shall include the following:
(1) The extended treatment plan required
pursuant to the provisions of Section
51314(a).
(2) Patient identification, including Social
Security number.
(3) A medical
history, including a recent physical examination.
(4) Attending physician's orders.
(5) A complete record of all services
rendered by the rehabilitation center.
(6) Progress notes.
(7) Copies of laboratory and radiology
reports as they relate to conditions treated by the rehabilitation
center.
(8) Medication
records.
(g) Each such
rehabilitation center shall have written policies that provide for:
(1) Arrangements with Medi-Cal providers to
provide laboratory, x-ray, and other ancillary services on an as needed
basis.
(2) A utilization review
plan that includes:
(A) The organization and
composition of a utilization review committee, which shall include at least one
physician and which shall be responsible for the utilization review
functions.
(B) The frequency of
meetings which shall be not less than monthly.
(C) A selection of cases for review on a
random sample basis of not less than one case in every ten.
(D) A summary of the number and types of
cases reviewed, and the findings on each.
(E) The actions to be taken by the
rehabilitation center based on the findings and recommendations of the
utilization review committee.
(3) Notification of the utilization review
committee of all new patients for whom the rehabilitation center assumes
responsibility for treatment. The utilization review committee shall also be
provided with a monthly updated list of all rehabilitation center
patients.
(4) The medical records
of each patient to be available from the rehabilitation center for the use of
the utilization review committee.
(5) The names and office or facility
locations of consultants who are available to provide consultation on an
individual case basis to the rehabilitation center, on request, for those
professional services provided by the rehabilitation
center.
Notes
2. Amendment of subsection (a) filed 1-18-74; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 74, No. 3).
3. Change without regulatory effect adding NOTE (Register 86, No. 49).
Note: Authority cited: Sections 10725 and 14124.5, Welfare and Institutions Code. Reference: Sections 14019.5, 14059, 14110 and 14132, Welfare and Institutions Code.
2. Amendment of subsection (a) filed 1-18-74; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 74, No. 3).
3. Change without regulatory effect adding NOTE (Register 86, No. 49).
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