Provisional licensure requirements

210 ILCS 49/4-104, under Licensing.

210 ILCS 49/4-104

(210 ILCS 49/4-104)

    Sec. 4-104. Provisional licensure requirements. Rules governing the provisional license and licensing process shall address, at a minimum, the following provisions:         (1) mandatory community agency linkage;         (2) discharge and transition planning;         (3) non-residential triage centers and stabilization     center requirements;        (4) crisis stabilization;         (5) transitional living units;         (6) recovery and rehabilitation supports;         (7) therapeutic activity and leisure training program;         (8) admission policies;         (9) consumer admission and assessment requirements;         (10) screening and consumer background checks,     consistent with Section 1-114.01, subsections (b) and (c) of Section 2-201.5, and Section 2-201.6 of the Nursing Home Care Act;        (11) consumer records;         (12) informed consent;         (13) individualized treatment plan;         (14) consumer rights and confidentiality;         (15) safeguard of consumer funds;         (16) restraints and therapeutic separation;         (17) employee personnel policies and records;         (18) employee health evaluation;         (19) health care worker background check, consistent     with the Health Care Worker Background Check Act;        (20) required professional job positions;         (21) consultation and training;         (22) quality assessment and performance improvement;         (23) consumer information;         (24) reporting of unusual occurrences;         (25) abuse and reporting to local law enforcement;         (26) fire safety and disaster preparedness;         (27) required support services, including, but not     limited to, physician, health, pharmaceutical, infection control, dietetic, dental, and environmental;         (28) enhanced services requests and program     flexibility requests;         (29) participation in a managed care entity, a     coordinated care entity, or an accountable care entity; and        (30) appropriate fines and sanctions associated with     violations of laws, rules, or regulations.     (Source: P.A. 98-104, eff. 7-22-13.)