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Notice: 4508577

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS

Division:

Division of Statewide Community Based Services

Chapter:

Long-Term Care Community Diversion Projects

Overview

RULE:

58N-1.001	Application Process (Repealed)
58N-1.003	Service Descriptions
58N-1.005	Service Provider Qualifications
58N-1.007	Program Standards and Operating Procedures
58N-1.009	Care and Service Standards (Repealed)
58N-1.011	Outcome Measures (Repealed)
58N-1.013	Quality Assurance Standards (Repealed)
58N-1.015	Utilization Review (Repealed)
58N-1.017	Grievance and Conflict Resolution (Repealed)
58N-1.019	Service Satisfaction (Repealed)

PURPOSE:

The proposed rules comply with Section 430.706, F.S., which requires the department, in consultation with the Agency for Health Care Administration, to “develop quality of care standards for community diversion pilot projects.” At a minimum, these “standards must include, but are not limited to, outcome measures, utilization review, grievance and conflict resolution, patient satisfaction, and care and service standards.”

SUMMARY:

The proposed rules include the long-term care community diversion pilot project provider application process, including three application forms incorporated by reference; service descriptions and service provider qualifications; program requirements; care and service standards, including a uniform disenrollment form incorporated by reference; outcome measures; quality assurance standards, utilization review; grievance and conflict resolution; and service satisfaction.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

430.706 FS.

LAW:

409.912(27), 430.705(2)(b)2., 430.706, 641.3155, 641.51, 641.511 FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

8/24/2007 Vol. 33/34

COMMENTS:

From 8/24/2007 To 9/14/2007 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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