New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES
Chapter 37A - LICENSED COMMUNITY RESIDENCES FOR ADULTS WITH MENTAL ILLNESSES
Subchapter 4 - CONSUMER SERVICES
Section 10:37A-4.4 - Nursing assessments, reassessments, and 90-day visits in supervised residences
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) Initial comprehensive nursing assessment. Within the 14th day of a consumer's admission to a supervised residence, a registered nurse, or higher level nursing professional, shall provide, in a face-to-face setting, an initial comprehensive nursing assessment.
(b) Comprehensive nursing reassessments shall be performed annually, at a minimum. These reassessments may be performed on a more frequent basis than annually, where clinically necessary, shall cover the same information as the annual reassessment, and shall include a justification for the level of care received by the consumer.
(c) The initial nursing assessment and annual reassessments shall include:
(d) In addition to (c) above, the initial comprehensive nursing assessment shall:
(e) A registered nurse or higher level nursing professional shall provide face-to-face nursing visits every 90 days following the initial comprehensive nursing assessment while the consumer resides in a supervised residence and shall document such visits in the consumer's progress notes. In addition, where necessitated by the consumer's needs, a registered nurse or higher level nursing professional shall visit the consumer to periodically evaluate the consumer's condition and the appropriateness of care provided by staff. These 90-day visits shall include an assessment and review of the consumer's clinical condition, which shall assure that services are being provided consistent with the consumer's individualized rehabilitation plan. During each 90-day visit, the nursing professional shall: