25 Miss. Code. R. 102-4.12 - Discharge or Transfer of Resident
A.
Failure of resident to follow all rules and regulations governing the SVKHs and
to follow the course of treatment prescribed by the SVNH medical staff or the
SVNH'S outside medical consultant is cause for discharge.
B. The Executive Director has the authority
to discharge a resident based on the recommendation of physician with a right
to appeal the discharge to the State Veterans Affairs Board.
C. Residents shall accept discharge from the
Homes when medical and/or administrative review determines such action to be
appropriate. Residents desiring discharge from the SVNII are required to
provide a three (3) day notice, failure to do so will result in resident being
charged for three (3) days (care) beyond actual discharge date.
D. Failure to pay for nursing home care or
repeated late payment shall result in dismissal from the SVNH. Each potential
dismissal shall he reviewed on a case by case basis and should extenuating
circumstances exist, the Executive Director may present the account to the
Board for their recommendation. The Executive Director is authorized to use all
state laws to recoup monies due the SVNH for nursing home care. Residents
entering a SVNH and having insufficient funds to cover care costs (e.g.
awaiting start/increase in VA pension benefits) or who, subsequent to admission
allows an arrears in his/her care account to occur, must have all income come
directly to the MSV.A with the MSVA being authorized to deposit such income
into the resident's personal funds account and to transfer such agreed upon
amounts from that personal funds account for purposes of payment on the
resident's care account. Branch Directors, with approval of the Executive
Director, may waive requirement as stipulated in the preceding
sentence.
E. If a resident account
balance remains delinquent for forty-five (45) days, the account shall be
turned over to the MSVA attorney for collection. Once the account balance has
been delinquent for sixty (60) days, the resident may be discharged from the
SVNH.
F. Residents desiring
transfer to a different SVNH shall be responsible for all associated
costs.
G. Residents of the SVNH
shall accept transfer to other facilities, including those operated by the
Department of Veterans Affairs, if medical condition, as determined by the SVNH
's medical staff, mandates. Any and all costs of treatment/care outside the
SVNH are the responsibility of the resident/responsible parties.
Notes
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