CONNECTICUT STATUTES AND CODES
Sec. 19a-498b. Nursing homes. Admission of residents who have been administered a level two assessment. Annual survey by Department of Public Health to include comparison between recommended services
Sec. 19a-498b. Nursing homes. Admission of residents who have been administered a level two assessment. Annual survey by Department of Public Health to
include comparison between recommended services and actual services. Responsibilities of nursing home administrators and Department of Mental Health and
Addiction Services. (a) The Department of Public Health shall, when conducting its
annual survey of a nursing home that has admitted a resident or residents who have been
administered a level two assessment, shall compare the services recommended for any
such resident in the level two assessment with the actual services being provided to such
resident as reflected in such resident's plan of care. The department shall include the
results of any such comparison, as well as any regulatory violations found by the department during an inspection, in the survey of such nursing home.
(b) A nursing home administrator, or a designee of the nursing home administrator,
shall notify the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services not later than
fourteen days after the date of admission of any individual who has been administered
a level two assessment which confirms a psychiatric diagnosis. Within available appropriations, the department shall consult with the staff of a nursing home concerning
the status and discharge of those individuals who are clients of the department. The
department shall, within available appropriations, protect to the fullest extent possible,
the existing housing of any client of the department, who is identified in a level two
assessment as being in need of a short-term admission to a nursing home of ninety days
or less.
(P.A. 08-184, S. 57.)
History: P.A. 08-184 effective June 12, 2008.
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