12 CCR 2510-1-10.420.6 - Access [Rev. eff. 12/1/10]
Representatives of the CLTCO, including local LTC ombudsmen, shall have access to:
A. Long-term
care facilities and residents, including the following:
1. Nursing care facilities;
2. Skilled nursing facilities;
3. Assisted living residences; and,
4. Swing beds in extended care
facilities.
B. The
medical and social records of a long-term care resident if:
1. The Long-Term Care ombudsman has the
permission of the resident, or the legal representative of the
resident;
2. The resident is unable
to consent to the review and has no legal representative; or,
3. Access to the records is necessary to
investigate a complaint if:
a. A legal
guardian of the resident refuses to give permission;
b. The Long-Term Care ombudsman has
reasonable cause to believe the guardian is not acting in the best interests of
the resident; and,
c. The Long-Term
Care ombudsman obtains the approval of the CLTCO.
C. The administrative records,
policies, and documents of long-term care facilities, to which the residents or
the general public has access; and,
D. Upon request, copies of all licensing and
certification records maintained by the state with respect to any long-term
care facility.
Notes
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