Title 25, Mental and Physical Illness or Disability

1. If the department finds the provider agency is not in compliance with this chapter or the rules adopted by the department, the department may notify the provider agency of required corrective actions. 2. The provider agency shall submit a corrective action plan addressing the …

The department may inspect the facilities, premises, and records of the applicant or the provider agency to determine whether the provider agency is in compliance with the rules of the department, to facilitate verification of the information submitted with an application for lic…

The license issued under the provisions of this chapter must specify: 1. The name of the provider agency. 2. The premises to which the license is applicable. 3. The occupancy or service limitations. 4. The date of expiration of the license.

The department may prescribe forms for the registration and record of an eligible individual and may adopt reasonable rules necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter.

Except as otherwise authorized by law, an agent of the department or the superintendent of the life skills and transition center or the provider agency, their agents, or employees may not disclose the contents of an eligible individual's records, nor of the reports received from …

The department may revoke a license of a provider agency upon a proper showing that: 1. Any of the conditions set forth in section 25-16-03 as requirements for the issuance of the license no longer exists; 2. The license was issued upon fraudulent or untrue representations; 3. Th…

Before any application for a license is denied or before the revocation of such license by the department, written charges as to the reasons for the revocation or denial must be served upon the applicant or provider agency, who has a right to a hearing before the department, if a…

The department and the provider agency may exert all possible efforts to obtain grants, both private and governmental, for the care, custody, treatment, training, and education of individuals with a developmental disability.

This chapter does not relieve the responsibility of the eligible individual, the eligible individual's estate, or responsible relatives of the expenses for care and treatment as provided in chapter 25-04 or 50-06.3. The provisions of chapter 25-04 or 50-06.3 applicable to the exp…

Notwithstanding the provisions in chapter 11-33, 40-47, or 58-03, or any other provisions authorizing any political subdivision to establish or enforce zoning regulations, a licensed group home serving six or fewer individuals with a developmental disability must be considered a …

1. The department may purchase residential care, custody, treatment, training, and education services for individuals with developmental disabilities from a provider agency or a Medicaid-enrolled provider, from funds appropriated for that purpose. 2. The department may establish …

If any provision of this chapter is determined by the United States government to be in conflict with existing or future requirements of the United States government so as to limit or preclude federal financial participation in medical assistance, the department shall comply with…