Illinois Administrative Code
Title 59 - MENTAL HEALTH
Part 132 - COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES PROGRAM
Subpart B - CERTIFIED SPECIALTY PROVIDER (CSP)
Section 132.65 - Physical Plant Location Requirements
Universal Citation: 59 IL Admin Code § 132.65
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 52, December 27, 2024
a) At a minimum, a CSP shall have a single discrete physical location, owned, leased or controlled by the entity seeking certification.
b) All additional locations where treatment services occur, if owned, leased or controlled by the CSP, must be certified. Locations meeting the definition of natural settings do not need to be certified.
c) All locations must meet the following physical plant requirements for certification:
1) Provide a safe, functional,
sanitary and comfortable environment for clients and staff that is conducive to
the provision of behavioral health services.
A) A safe, functional and sanitary
environment includes the establishment and maintenance of policies and
procedures specific to the operation of each specific physical plant, including
an emergency disaster plan, fire evacuation plan, and procedures for managing
the basic mechanics of the site.
B)
A comfortable environment shall be reflective of trauma informed care, ensuring
that the interventions being provided and the populations being served have
access to an environment that ensures the physical, psychological and emotional
safety of both employees and populations being served;
2) Meet health and safety standards and State
health care occupancy regulations as applicable;
3) Be deemed accessible in accordance with
the ADA, the Illinois Accessibility Code, and the ADA Accessibility Guidelines,
whichever is more stringent. Providers must maintain a written policy for
reasonable accommodations for the provision of services to clients unable to
access the provider's sites due to physical inaccessibility;
4) Be in compliance with approved State and
local building and fire ordinances and codes as follows:
A) Fire safety in accordance with rules of
the Office of the State Fire Marshal at 41 Ill. Adm. Code 100.
B) Building requirements in compliance with
the uniform or national building code adopted by local or county
ordinance.
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