Code of Massachusetts Regulations
105 CMR - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Title 105 CMR 127.000 - Licensing Of Mammography Facilities
Requirements
Section 127.015 - Physical Facility Requirements
Universal Citation: 105 CMR 127.000 MA Code of Regs 127.015
Current through Register 1531, September 27, 2024
(A) Each mammography facility shall:
(1) Maintain its
physical facilities in good repair in a safe, comfortable and sanitary
state;
(2) Provide adequate space
and equipment for reception and waiting areas, for administrative and staff
offices, and for storage of patient records;
(3) Provide consultation, examination, and
dressing areas appropriate to the services provided by the facility. Each
facility shall furnish and arrange such areas in a manner that is consistent
with their use and that safeguards the personal dignity and privacy (in terms
of both sight and sound) of the patient during interview and
examination;
(4) Provide
conveniently located hand washing and toilet facilities adequate for patient
and personnel, as appropriate to the services provided at the facility. A hand
washing facility shall be immediately available and convenient to each
examination area for staff use;
(5)
Provide secure/locked location not accessible to unauthorized persons for
storage of reports and records;
(6)
Provide all rooms which do not have direct access to the outside, including
toilets and utility areas, with satisfactory mechanical ventilation;
(7) Be accessible to individuals with
disabilities and comply with applicable federal, state, and local requirements
for accessibility;
(8) Maintain
supplies and equipment appropriate in quantity and type to the specific
services which the facility offers its patients;
(9) Keep supplies and equipment safe,
sanitary and in good working condition as necessary for the services offered by
the facility;
(10) Disinfect
diagnostic and therapeutic equipment after each use in accordance with
recognized standards of practice;
(11) Establish and enforce a preventative
maintenance program to ensure all equipment is in safe working order. A
maintenance check shall be regularly performed on all mechanical and electronic
medical equipment. Electrified equipment shall be properly grounded and
calibrated consistent with manufacturer's recommendations; and
(12) Develop and maintain a written fire
safety plan and make a copy of this plan available to all staff
members.
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