Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 48 - PUBLIC HEALTH-GENERAL
Part I - General Administration
Subpart 3 - Licensing and Certification
Chapter 53 - Level III Crisis Receiving Centers
Subchapter G - Program Operations
Section I-5383 - Food and Diet
Universal Citation: LA Admin Code I-5383
Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A. The CRC shall ensure that:
1. all dietary services
are provided under the direction of a Louisiana licensed and registered
dietician either directly or by written agreement;
2. menus are approved by the registered
dietician;
3. meals are of
sufficient quantity and quality to meet the nutritional needs of clients,
including religious and dietary restrictions;
4. meals are in accordance with Federal Drug
Administration (FDA) dietary guidelines and the orders of the authorized
licensed prescriber;
5. at least
three meals plus an evening snack are provided daily with no more than 14 hours
between any two meals;
6. meals are
served in a manner that maintains the safety and security of the client and are
free of identified contraband;
7.
all food is stored, prepared, distributed, and served under safe and sanitary
conditions h accordance with the Louisiana Sanitary
Code;
8. all equipment and
utensils used in the preparation and serving of food are properly cleaned,
sanitized and stored in accordance with the Louisiana Sanitary
Code; and
9. if meals are
prepared on-site, they are prepared in an OPH approved kitchen.
B. The CRC may provide meal service and preparation pursuant to a written agreement with an outside food management company. If provided pursuant to a written agreement, the CRC shall:
1. maintain responsibility for ensuring
compliance with this Chapter;
2.
provide written notice to HSS and OPH within 10 calendar days of the effective
date of the contract;
3. ensure
that the outside food management company possesses a valid OPH retail food
permit and meets all requirements for operating a retail food establishment
that serves a highly susceptible population, in accordance with the special
requirements for highly susceptible populations as promulgated in the current
Louisiana Sanitary Code provisions governing food display and
service for retail food establishments; and
4. ensure that the food management company
employs or contracts with a licensed and registered dietician who serves the
center as needed to ensure that the nutritional needs of the clients are met in
accordance with the authorized licensed prescribed orders and acceptable
standards of practice.
AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 36:254 and R.S. 40:2180.14.
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