Ill. Admin. Code tit. 77, § 2060.240 - Application Processing/Review Requirements
a) Upon receipt, DHS/SUPR will notify the
organization regarding any error or omission on the application. All requested
information or corrections shall be submitted within 60 calendar days after
such notification. Failure to respond during this time-period will result in
return of the application and termination of the process.
b) DHS/SUPR may inquire about any data
contained in the application when an examination discloses a disparity in the
information in comparison to that on file with or received by DHS/SUPR
concerning the organization, facility, staff, ownership, and/or board of
directors.
c) DHS/SUPR may, either
before or any time after the issuance of a license, request that the
organization obtain a life safety inspection by a licensed architect or request
the cooperation of the State Fire Marshal, county health departments, local
boards of health, or any other governing/regulatory organization to
investigate, if DHS/SUPR is unable through its own resources to ascertain
compliance with this Part.
d) Prior
to issuance of a license, DHS/SUPR may seek to verify that the physical,
mental, and professional capability and integrity of management, ownership, and
professional staff will assure that the applicant can deliver services with
reasonable judgment, skill, and safety. To make this determination, DHS/SUPR
may consider, but is not limited to, the following:
1) A verbal interview with management,
medical, or professional staff;
2)
The accuracy of submitted information;
3) Prior criminal conduct by
personnel;
4) Prior violations of
this Part or any other DHS/SUPR rule by the organization or by personnel either
as current employees of the organization or as employees of any other
organization that has held or holds a license from DHS/SUPR;
5) Evidence of emotional, psychological, or
physical impairment which may substantially interfere with the provision of
services due to a lack of understanding of the rules and regulations specified
in this Part, or requirements for corrective action to the license application,
or to previous violations; and
6)
The timeliness of responses to reasonable requests from DHS/SUPR.
e) DHS/SUPR may investigate the
background and/or verify the credentials of professional staff to assure that
these individuals satisfy the applicable medical and/or professional
requirements specified in this Part.
f) If DHS/SUPR is not able to issue a license
based upon the criteria outlined in this Section, the organization shall be
notified in writing of the denial. The organization may appeal the Department's
decision and request a hearing as specified in Section 2060.398.
Notes
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