Ala. Admin. Code r. 580-1-2-.05 - Role And Function
(1) The
certified Comprehensive 310 Board, in conjunction with the DMH/MR, must plan
and take steps which lead to comprehensive state and community action to combat
all forms of mental or emotional illness or debility, including but not limited
to, alcoholism, drug addiction, epilepsy and mental retardation. The certified
310 Specialty Boards, in conjunction with the DMH/MR, must plan and take steps
which lead to comprehensive, state, and community action to combat either
mental illness, mental retardation or substance abuse (the program(s) for which
it is incorporated).
(2) The
certified 310 Board, in coordination with the DMH/MR and local service
providers, must develop a plan which specifies strategies to meet the area
needs. Plans must be based upon assessed needs of identified individuals and/or
based upon statistically sound projections of need and submitted through the
Department's existing planning structure.
(3) The certified 310 Board (Comprehensive or
Specialty), in conjunction with the DMH/MR, shall do studies of the needs and
available resources of the state in relation to the above. They shall, in
conjunction with the DMH/MR, develop public awareness of said disabilities and
the need for combating them and they shall coordinate state and local
activities relating to the various aspects of either mental illness, mental
retardation and/or substance abuse and their prevention, treatment, or
amelioration.
(4) The certified 310
Board, in conjunction with the DMH/MR, will develop services within resource
availability, activate relevant available services, refer to other appropriate
services without bias to any particular provider and submit proposals to
DMH/MR, and seek other funding sources. The certified 310 Board, in conjunction
with the DMH/MR, will coordinate the planning and development of resources for
community services and support, including residential placements for
individuals eligible for DMH/MR services.
(5) The certified 310 Board shall provide any
one or more of the following services:
(a)
Inpatient
(b) Outpatient/Therapy
Services/Case Management
(c)
Partial Hospitalization
(d)
Emergency Care
(e) Community
Education and Consultation
(f)
Diagnosis
(g) Evaluation
(h) Rehabilitation/Habilitation
(i) PreCare
(j) Residential Care/Respite Care
(k) Aftercare and
(l) The prevention of all forms of mental or
emotional illness, including, but not limited to, alcoholism, drug addiction,
epilepsy, or mental retardation.
1. The
certified 310 Board for a county for a designated service population shall
serve as the local single point of intake for the purposes of coordinating and
planning of DMH/MR services. If there is no certified 310 Board for a
designated county, the DMH/MR Commissioner may designate an entity.
2. DMH/MR shall maintain authority for
confirmation, enrollment, and establishment of eligibility for individuals for
services under contract with DMH/MR.
Author: Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Notes
Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, ยงยง 22-50-11.
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