Ohio Administrative Code Search

...AMHSA and the state authority. (G) Providers of medication administration services shall be supervised by individuals who have one of the following credentials from the applicable state of Ohio board: (1) Licensed physician; or, (2) Registered nurse. (H) A written, signed, and dated prescriber's order shall be required and a copy maintained in the patient's record, for all medication ...

...; or (5) A physician assistant. A provider of medication administration is to be supervised in their medication administration if such supervision is required by statute or rules adopted by the Ohio licensing board that issued such provider's license or certification. (E) Dispensing medication is only to be performed by pharmacists in accordance with Chapter 4729. of the Revised Code. Personall...

...d original signature of the service provider; (3) Medical history; (4) Documentation of physical examination and results; (5) Results for serological tests for hepatitis type B and C performed by the program or a copy of results when performed by another entity. The program may accept results from tests performed within the past six months; (6) Result of a serological test for HIV perf...

...d original signature of the service provider; (3) Medical history; (4) Documentation of physical examination and results; (5) Results for serological tests for hepatitis type B and C performed by the program or a copy of results when performed by another entity. The program may accept results from tests performed within the past six months; (6) Result of a serological test for HIV perf...

...d original signature of the service provider; (3) Medical history; (4) Documentation of physical examination and results; (5) Results for serological tests for hepatitis type B and C performed by the program or a copy of results when performed by another entity. The program may accept results from tests performed within the past six months; (6) Result of a serological test for HIV perf...

...dmission data which shall include: (a) Provider identification, including program name, county, and address; (b) Patient identification, including: (i) Patient name or initials; (ii) Sex; (iii) Month, day, and year of birth; and, (iv) Race, (c) The month, day, and year of admission; (d) The month, day, and year of discharge, if applicable; (e) The type of admission (e.g. initial admissio...

...dmission data which shall include: (a) Provider identification, including program name, county, and address; (b) Patient identification, including: (i) Patient name or initials; (ii) Sex; (iii) Month, day, and year of birth; and, (iv) Race, (c) The month, day, and year of admission; (d) The month, day, and year of discharge, if applicable; (e) The type of admission (e.g. initial admissio...

...litate direct communication between providers. (4) Within twenty-four hours of patient admission or discharge, the program is to report to the central registry patient admission data which is to include: (a) Provider identification, including program name, county, and address; (b) Patient identification, including: (i) Patient name or initials; (ii) Sex; (iii) Month, day, and year of...

...l health services or addiction services provider certified for the residential and withdrawal management substance use disorder services as defined in rule 5122-29-09 of the Administrative Code as long as the person is receiving that service, or a state correctional facility. The program sponsor, at their discretion, will enter into formal, documented agreements with private or public agencies, or...

... (2) A community addiction services provider or community mental health services provider certified to provide that particular service under section 5119.36 of the Revised Code. (3) An individual described in division (B) of section 5119.35 of the Revised Code. (C) Services are allowed to be provided through telehealth pursuant to agency 5122 of the Administrative Code pertaining to teleheal...

...on services, or referral to another provider.

...o a self-help group or other counseling provider as appropriate. (3) If the patient is readmitted, the program shall document attempting to assist the patient in any issues which may have triggered his or her abrupt departure. (4) The opioid treatment program shall make provisions for continuing care for each patient following the last dose of medication and for re-entry to maintenance treatme...

...f the youth residing in the PRTF. (7) "Provider agreement" means a contract between the Ohio department of medicaid and an operator of a PRTF for the provision of PRTF services under the medicaid program, pursuant to rule 5160-1-17.2 of the Administrative Code. The signature of the operator or the operator's authorized agent binds the operator to the terms of the Agreement. (8) "PRTF" means a ps...

...he PRTF coordinates care with other providers during treatment, as part of transition planning and after treatment. (B) The PRTF recognizes that transition to the community is challenging for the youth and family or caregiver and assures that services and supports are in place to support the youth's successful return to the community. (C) Individualized transition planning begins within tw...

...ural competency; and, (b) Health care provider communications. (4) Complete training in calming and coping strategies within thirty days of hire. (5) Complete training in anti-bullying techniques within thirty days of hire. (C) All non-clinical staff will complete "Mental health first aid for youth" training within ninety days of hire. When a PRTF includes youth with intellectual disabilities i...

... a community mental health board. (2) "Provider" means a public or private community addiction services provider or community mental health services provider with which a board enters into a contract pursuant to section 340.03 of the Revised code, for the provision of mental health and addiction services or facilities paid with funds which originated or passed-thru the department. (3) "Department" means the Ohio de...

...ommunity mental health board. (2) "Provider" means a public or private community addiction services provider or community mental health services provider with which a board enters into a contract pursuant to section 340.03 of the Revised code, for the provision of mental health and addiction services or facilities paid with funds which originated or passed-thru the department. (3) "Departmen...

...ts for community mental health services providers or community addiction services providers (services provider) certified by the department in accordance with section 5119.36 of the Revised Code. (B) Annual budget requirements All certified service providers shall have an annual revenue and expenditure budget that has been approved by the board of directors of the service provider prior to the b...

...mental health or addiction services provider or board with responsibility for assuring compliance with the client rights and grievance procedure rule as implemented within each provider or board. For these purposes the the title has the same meaning as client rights officer or client rights specialist. (3) "Contract provider" means a public or private service provider with which a board enters in...

... mental health services be delivered by providers under contract with a board. Services may be directly provided by a board only in the exceptional circumstances described in section 340.037 of the Revised Code. (E) Where prior approval of the director is required pursuant to either division (A)(1) or division (B)(3) of section 340.037 of the Revised Code for a board to operate a facility or prov...

...or community mental health services providers (service providers) contracted by those boards. (B) The provisions of this rule shall be applicable to the department of mental health and addiction services, boards and service providers. (C) The provisions of this rule shall be liberally construed to promote resolution of disputes between boards and service providers. (D) Request for mediation...

... own the housing but will not be the provider of services delivered in the housing. (4) Community capital assistance funds will not be used to purchase: (a) Furniture and household items other than those fixed items customarily included in a purchase agreement or a construction contract; (b) Mobile homes; or (c) Housing when the purchase price exceeds, by more than ten per cent, the apprais...

...finitions shall apply: (1) "Agency provider" means a person, association, corporation, nonprofit organization, partnership, trust, or other group of persons that provides specialized services and employs, directly or through contract, one or more persons in a direct services position. (2) "Applicant" means: (a) A person who is under final consideration for appointment to or employment with ...

...e Code (compliance reviews of certified providers); (2) Rule 5123-4-01 of the Administrative Code (accreditation of county boards of developmental disabilities); (3) Rule 5123-17-02 of the Administrative Code (major unusual incidents and unusual incidents); (4) Rule 5123:2-1-11 of the Administrative Code (service and support administration); (5) Rule 5123:2-2-01 of the Administrative Code ...

...e Code (compliance reviews of certified providers); (2) Rule 5123-4-01 of the Administrative Code (accreditation of county boards of developmental disabilities); (3) Rule 5123-17-02 of the Administrative Code (major unusual incidents and unusual incidents); (4) Rule 5123-4-02 of the Administrative Code (service and support administration); (5) Rules 5123-2-08 and 5123-2-09 of the Administr...