46:11:02:06Provisional certification.
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Rulemaking activity
- Department of Human Services Division of Rehabilitation Services §§ 46:30:09:03, 46:30:10:03, 46:30:12:01, 46:30:12:03, 46:31:01:05; Division of Developmental Disabilities §§ 46:04:01:01, 46:04:01:02, 46:04:01:04, 46:04:01:06, 46:04:01:08, 46:04:01:09, 46:04:01:11, 46:04:01:12, 46:04:01:15, 46:04:01:16, 46:04:01:21, 46:04:01:24, 46:04:01:27, 46:11:01:01, 46:11:02:05.1, 46:11:02:06, 46:11:02:07, 46:11:02:09, 46:11:02:10, 46:11:03:00, 46:11:04:04, 46:11:05:02, 46:11:05:05, 46:11:05:05.1, 46:11:05:05.2, 46:11:07:16, 46:11:08:01, 46:11:08:02, 46:11:11:05, and the proposed repeal of 46:04:01:10 and 46:11:06:03Effective
- Amendment of Chapter 46:11, Repeal of Chapters 46:10 and 46:13Effective
To obtain provisional certification, an organization shall meet the requirements of this section and § 46:11:02:05.01. The provisional certification is effective for no more than two years. The organization shall: (1) Have a signed provider agreement with the department and a signed provider agreement with the Department of Social Services; (2) Provide at least one service listed in § 67:54:04:14 to participants; and (3) Be reviewed pursuant to § 46:11:02:09 and be accredited by a recognized quality assurance organization, designated by the division, prior to the expiration of the provisional certification. If the requirements for a two-year certification are not achieved, the division may extend the organization's provisional status by three months and conduct a second review. If the division determines the organization does not meet provisional certification requirements, the division shall obtain services for participants within three months of that determination. If the organization completes the provisional certification requirements in this section the organization shall be certified as a provider pursuant to § 46:11:02:07.
Source: 22 SDR 104, effective February 13, 1996; 27 SDR 63, effective December 31, 2000; 40 SDR 102, effective December 3, 2013; 43 SDR 9, effective August 2, 2016; 44 SDR 65, effective October 16, 2017; 49 SDR 48, effective November 22, 2022.