N.J. Admin. Code § 10:44A-2.9 - Records of individuals receiving services
(a) An
individual file shall be maintained for each individual receiving services in a
licensed community residence for individuals with developmental disabilities.
1. The file shall be legibly marked with the
individual's name.
2. The client
record is the property of the Department.
(b) Files for individuals residing in group
homes and supervised apartments shall be maintained at the residence.
(c) An individual shall have access to his or
her records, unless clinically contraindicated and documented.
(d) Individual records shall include:
1. Pre-admission information, as follows:
i. The individual's full name, date of birth,
and sex;
ii. The individual's
Social Security, Medicaid numbers or medical insurance numbers;
iii. The date(s) of admission, re-admission,
transfer or discharge;
iv. The
names and addresses of persons or agencies responsible for placement;
v. The names and addresses of all personal
physicians or advanced practice nurses and dentists;
vi. The name, address and telephone number of
the legal guardian (or guardianship worker), next of kin, and other interested
person(s), and a copy of the guardianship determination, if
applicable;
vii. Religious
preference;
viii. Pre-admission
data including diagnosis, a psychological evaluation, as appropriate and/or
available and developmental history, including behavioral characteristics;
ix. The SP;
x. The results of a physical examination
completed within the past year;
xi.
The results of a Mantoux Skin Test or IGRA blood test;
xii. In the absence of the results at
subparagraph (d)1x or xi above, written certification from a physician or
advanced practice nurse stating the individual is free of communicable disease
shall be obtained prior to admission, and the licensee shall obtain the absent
documentation as soon as possible, within a time frame approved by the Office
of Licensing; and
xiii. An
immunization record, as available as required for individuals under the age of
22.
2. The results of an
annual physical examination;
3.
Annual reports from the dentist of dental examinations, dental care, and
corrective work done;
4. Seizure
records, where indicated;
5. A
medically prescribed diet, if required;
6. Documentation of known
allergies;
7. Medication
administration records;
8. An
inventory of valuable personal possessions, including, but not limited to,
personal mementos, adaptive devices, eyeglasses, hearing aids, durable medical
equipment, electronic equipment and accessories, jewelry, clothing, and
personal furniture;
9.
Authorizations and acknowledgements, as required at
N.J.A.C.
10:44A-4.1(e);
10. Identification of the person's
capabilities and needs, including, but not limited to:
i. The ability to remain unsupervised,
specific to location and length of time, including in a vehicle;
ii. The ability to self-medicate;
iii. The ability to manage their personal
funds;
iv. All prescribed adaptive
equipment; and
v. Any rights
restrictions; and
11.
The current Behavior Support Plan approved by the PT, as applicable.
Notes
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