Haw. Code R. § 17-1737-33 - Preadmission screening and resident review (PASRR)
The state PASRR program shall require that:
(1) NFs shall not admit, on or after January
1, 1989, any new resident with:
(A) "Mental
illness" as defined in section 17-1737-27 unless the state mental health
authority has determined, based on an independent physical and mental
evaluation performed by a person or entity other than the state mental health
authority, prior to admission, whether:
(i)
Because of the physical and mental condition of the individual, the individual
requires the level of services provided by a NF; and
(ii) If the individual requires such level of
services, the individual requires active treatment for mental illness;
or
(B) "Mental
retardation" or "persons with related conditions" as defined in section
17-1737-27 unless the state mental retardation/developmental disability
authority has determined prior to admission whether:
(i) Because of the physical and mental
condition of the individual, the individual requires the level of services
provided by a NF; and
(ii) If the
individual requires such level of services, the individual requires active
treatment for mental retardation;
(2) For those residents who entered the NF
prior to January 1, 1989, and were identified with a diagnosis of:
(A) "Mental illness" as defined in section
17-1737-27, the state mental health authority shall determine whether, because
of the resident's physical and mental condition, the resident requires:
(i) The level of services provided by a NF;
and
(ii) Active treatment for
mental illness; or
(B)
"Mental retardation" or identified as "persons with related conditions" as
defined in section 17-1737-27, the state mental retardation/developmental
disability authority shall determine whether because of the resident's physical
and mental condition, the resident requires:
(i) The level of services provided by a NF;
and
(ii) Specialized services for
mental retardation or related conditions in an ICF-MR;
(3) The nursing facility shall
notify the State mental health authority or the State mental retardation or
developmental disabilities authority within twenty-one days after a significant
change in the physical or mental condition of a resident who meets criteria for
mental illness or mental retardation. For an individual with mental illness, if
their condition worsens notification must be made to the State mental health
authority within twenty-one days. For individuals with mental retardation, if
their condition improves where the individual may benefit from specialized
services, notification to the State mental retardation or developmental
disabilities authority must be made within twenty-one days.
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