Ariz. Admin. Code § R6-6-2302 - Deemed Status: Eligibility, Application, and Limitations
Current through Register Vol. 27, No. 52, December 24, 2021
A. To be eligible
for deemed status, the provider shall:
1.
Have a current accreditation from a nationally recognized agency for
organizations, programs, and services the provider offers or seeks to offer to
Division consumers.
2. Submit a
letter to the Department's Division of Developmental Disabilities applying for
deemed status. The letter shall:
a. Name the
accrediting agency,
b. Specify the
applicant's programs or services that the nationally recognized agency has
accredited,
c. Include
documentation of:
i. The current accreditation
certificate;
ii. Correspondence
between the provider and the accrediting agency relating to the accreditation,
including attachments, corrective action plans, survey/credentialing reports,
notices of deficiency, quality improvement plans, and any similar document,
correspondence, or information that pertains to the programs, services, and
staff providing the programs and services for which the provider seeks deemed
status; and
d. State
that the provider agrees to adhere to and be accountable for meeting all
Department standards.
B. The Department shall only grant deemed
status to providers who apply and satisfy the eligibility criteria in
subsection (A).
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