Ohio Administrative Code Search
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Rule 5122-30-09 | Maximum resident and household capacity.
...(A) The department shall determine the maximum number of residents and the maximum number of household members for which each facility shall be licensed and shall state the maximum number on the license issued to the facility. The maximum number of residents shall not exceed the number of residents as specified on the license. (B) The maximum number of residents and household members for which a facility is licensed... |
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Rule 5122-30-14 | Sleeping and living space.
...(A) Each facility shall have a minimum of eighty square feet per resident for a single occupancy bedroom, and a minimum of sixty square feet per resident for a multiple occupancy bedroom. Regardless of the availability of the square footage, in class one facilities no more than four residents may share a bedroom and no more than two residents may share a bedroom in class two and three facilities. In facilities with c... |
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Rule 5122-30-16 | Incident notification and risk management.
...(A) This rule establishes standards to ensure the prompt and accurate notification of certain prescribed incidents. (B) Definitions. (1) "Board of residence" means the board that is responsible for referring or paying for the resident's treatment. (2) "Incident" means an event that poses a danger to the health and safety of residents and/or staff and visitors of the facility, and is not con... |
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Rule 5122-30-19 | Facility administration and management.
...(A) The residential facility shall assure appropriate polices and procedures regarding the administration and management of the facility including compliance with the requirements for licensure. This responsibility shall also include, but may not be limited to: (1) Arranging for necessary permits and inspections, and paying all fees and costs associated with inspections; (2) Daily monitoring and supervising staff t... |
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Rule 5122-30-27 | Transfer and discharge rights.
...(A) For purposes of this rule: (1) "Discharge" means a permanent movement of a resident to another facility that is not under the jurisdiction of the owner or manager. (2) "Emergency" means a situation which creates an imminent risk of substantial harm to the individual or other household members in the facility, if immediate action is not taken. (3) "Transfer" means a temporary or perm... |
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Rule 5122-30-31 | Background investigations for employment.
...(A) The purpose of this rule is to establish procedure for conducting background investigations for owners, operators, prospective operators, managers, staff, volunteers, students, interns and other individuals employed by or seeking employment by a residential facility. (B) Definitions. (1) "Applicant" means a person who is under final consideration for employment with a residential facilit... |
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Rule 5122-32-01 | Designated forensic evaluation centers.
...(A) The purpose of this rule is to establish standards regulating the eligibility and accountability requirements for state funding to designated forensic evaluation centers to provide forensic evaluation services to courts of common pleas for: (1) Adults; or, (2) Juveniles whose cases have been transferred in accordance with sections 2152.10 and 2152.12 of the Revised Code. (B) The provisions of this rule are app... |
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Rule 5122-32-01 | Designated forensic evaluation centers.
...(A) The purpose of this rule is to establish standards regulating the eligibility and accountability requirements for state funding to designated forensic evaluation centers to provide forensic evaluation services to the general division of courts of common pleas for: (1) Adults; or, (2) Juveniles whose cases have been transferred in accordance with sections 2152.10 and 2152.12 of the Re... |
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Rule 5122-34-01 | Clinician loan repayment.
...(A) As used in this rule, "advanced practice registered nurse," "clinician," "physician," and "physician assistant" have the same meanings as in section 5119.185 of the Revised Code. (B) The department has established a clinician loan repayment program to enhance its ability to recruit and retain physicians (including psychiatrists), advanced practice registered nurses, and physician assistan... |
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Rule 5122-36-02 | RSS non-financial eligibility.
...The RSS non-financial eligibility criteria are: (A) The individual is at least eighteen years of age. (B) The individual needs at least a protective level of care as defined in rule 5160-3-06 of the Administrative Code. An individual who is receiving (or authorized for) medicaid vendor payment of the nursing facility stay and is being discharged from a nursing facility as defined in rule 5160-3-15 of the Administr... |
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Rule 5122-36-02 | RSS non-financial eligibility.
...(A) An individual is to meet all criteria specified in paragraph (C) of rule 5160:1-5-01 of the Administrative Code to be eligible for RSS payments. OhioMHAS first determines whether the individual meets the non-financial eligibility criteria and then the appropriate CDJFS completes the financial eligibility determination. The RSS non-financial eligibility criteria are all of the following: (1) T... |
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Rule 5122-40-05 | Personnel.
...(A) Each licensed opioid treatment program shall have a program sponsor, who is the person that assumes responsibility for the operation of and the employees of the opioid treatment component of a community addiction services provider. The program sponsor shall agree on behalf of the opioid treatment program to adhere to all requirements set forth in federal or state laws, rules, or regulations re... |
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Rule 5122-40-05 | Personnel.
...(A) Each licensed opioid treatment program will have a program sponsor, who is the person that assumes responsibility for the operation of and the employees of the opioid treatment component of a community addiction services provider. The program sponsor will agree on behalf of the opioid treatment program to adhere to all requirements set forth in federal or state laws, rules, or regulations rega... |
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Rule 5122-40-05 | Personnel.
...(A) Each opioid treatment program will have a program sponsor. . (1) The program sponsor is responsible for the general establishment, certification, licensure, and operation of, as well as the employees of, the opioid treatment program. (2) The program sponsor is to agree, on behalf of the opioid treatment program, to adhere to all requirements set forth in federal or state statutes, rules,... |
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Rule 5122-40-06 | Medication assisted treatment administration.
...(A) Medication administration shall consist of face-to-face interactions with patients, and methadone medication shall only be administered or dispensed in oral, liquid doses. (B) Medication assisted treatment administration shall be provided in a manner to ensure privacy. (C) Methadone medication shall only be administered orally. (D) Opioid treatment programs are permitted to establish medica... |
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Rule 5122-40-06 | Medication administration.
...(A) Medication administration shall consist of face-to-face interactions with patients, and methadone medication shall only be administered or dispensed in oral, liquid doses. (B) Medication administration shall be provided in a manner to ensure privacy. (C) Methadone medication shall only be administered orally. (D) Opioid treatment programs are permitted to establish medication units followin... |
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Rule 5122-40-09 | Non-medication services.
...(A) Opioid treatment programs are to provide, at a minimum, the following services: (1) General services, SUD case management services, and crisis intervention services pursuant to Chapter 5122-29 of the Administrative Code. (2) Adequate medical, counseling, vocational, educational, employment, and other screening, assessment, and treatment services to meet patient needs. (B) Opioid treatment ... |
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Rule 5122-40-10 | Diversion.
...(A) Each opioid treatment program will, as part of its quality improvement plan, have a diversion control plan that contains specific measures to reduce the possibility of diversion of controlled substances from legitimate treatment use and that assigns specific responsibility for implementing the plan to the medical and administrative staff of the program. (1) The diversion control plan is ... |
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Rule 5122-40-15 | Medication units.
...(A) Opioid treatment programs may voluntarily establish medication units with the appropriate licensure from the Ohio department of mental health and addiction services, the United States drug enforcement agency, the substance abuse and mental health services agency, and the Ohio board of pharmacy. Medication units will be associated with a single primary opioid treatment program or hub that will ... |
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Rule 5122-40-15 | Medication units.
...(A) Opioid treatment programs may voluntarily establish medication units with the appropriate licensure from the Ohio department of mental health and addiction services, the United States drug enforcement agency, the substance abuse and mental health services agency, and the Ohio board of pharmacy. (B) Medication units may be located in: (1) Homeless shelters, jails, prisons, or county or lo... |
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Rule 5122-40-15 | Medication units.
...(A) Opioid treatment programs may voluntarily establish medication units with the appropriate licensure from the Ohio department of mental health and addiction services, the United States drug enforcement agency, the substance abuse and mental health services agency, and the state of Ohio board of pharmacy. Medication units will be associated with a single primary opioid treatment program or hub t... |
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Rule 5122-41-03 | PRTF admission criteria, admissions, and discharges.
...(A) The PRTF will develop its admission criteria and assure that it has the staff and resources available to meet the needs of referred youths who fit its admission criteria. Admission criteria includes attention to: (1) Age. (2) Gender. (3) Behaviors the PRTF will treat, which includes treating aggressive individuals. (4) Exclusionary behaviors or diagnoses that the PRTF will not have the... |
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Rule 5122:2-1-04 | Department of mental health and addiction services appointments to boards.
...(A) Purpose. The purpose of this rule is to establish a procedure for the Ohio department of mental health and addiction services (OhioMHAS) appointment of members of boards established pursuant to section 340.02 of the Revised Code, including reasonable notification of the interested public. (B) "Board" for the purposes of this rule means any community mental health board; alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health... |
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Rule 5122:2-1-05 | Board operation of mental health or addiction services or facilities.
...(A) The purpose of this rule is to establish the requirements and procedures for department of mental health and addiction services authorization of a board of alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health services to operate a facility or provide an addiction service or mental health service. (B) The provisions of this rule apply to any mental health or addiction service or activity specified secti... |
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Rule 5122:3-1-03 | Submission of community capital plan and development of application.
...Each board shall submit to the department a community capital plan for its service district in accordance with instructions and a schedule for submission announced by the director. The community capital plan shall propose projects for construction assistance according to the board's needs and priorities. The community capital plan may include projects specific to the board's service district and projects jointly pr... |