Or. Admin. Code § 137-087-0070 - Policies and Procedures as to Termination or Release
(1) Policies and Procedures. A BIP may
release a participant based upon program compliance, or terminate participation
based on program non-compliance or for other reasons, as provided in sections
(3)-(6) of this rule.
(2) Program
Exit Summary. No later than 30 days after the last service contact, a BIP shall
prepare for the participant's record an exit summary describing the reason for
release or termination and the participant's status. A BIP shall provide a copy
of the exit summary to the LSA or MA, or both, or their designees within seven
business days after its preparation.
(a) In
communications about release based on program compliance, a BIP shall note that
release is not evidence that the participant is presently non-abusive or
non-violent, does not describe current behavior outside the BIP, and does not
predict future behavior.
(b) A BIP
shall inform the MA if the participant has complied with the MA-mandated length
of participation, but not completed the BIP program.
(3) Release for Program Compliance. A BIP may
release a participant based on program compliance only if a participant has
achieved:
(a) Compliance with the BIP's
attendance policy for the entire time period established in accordance with the
BIP's rules;
(b) Compliance with
group or class rules throughout intervention services;
(c) Completion of the Accountability Plan;
and
(d) Compliance with other BIP
rules and conditions for participation in the BIP.
(4) Terminating Participation for Program
Non-Compliance. A BIP may terminate participation based on program
non-compliance for any of the following reasons:
(a) Failing to maintain regular attendance,
consistent with OAR 137-087-065(5) and (6);
(b) Failing to participate during BIP
services, or failing to complete assignments, as required by BIP policies
provided during orientation pursuant to OAR 137-087-0060(3)(b)(D);
(c) Creating an unsafe environment or
exhibiting disruptive behavior that undermines the achievement of group or
class objectives;
(d) Threatening
the safety of the facilitator, staff, or other BIP participants;
(e) Failing to comply with other requirements
of a BIP, including violation of the group or class rules or other conditions
that are a part of the BIP's participation requirements;
(f) Failing to comply with the BIP payment
agreement; or
(g) Ongoing battering
behavior.
(5) LSA
Request for Re-Admission. Unless the participant was terminated based on
section (4)(d) or section (6) of this rule, the BIP may re-admit the
participant upon request of the LSA with an increased number of sessions
necessary to achieve BIP program completion requirements and other conditions
appropriate to the basis for termination.
(6) Terminating Participation for Other
Reasons. A BIP may terminate participation because the admission was
inappropriate based on the criteria in OAR 137-087-0060(1)(a).
(7) Leaves of Absence. A BIP may permit, only
with approval by the MA or LSA, a participant to remain in the BIP while
temporarily not attending groups or classes for reasons the BIP and MA or LSA
determines are justified. Leaves of absence shall be rare, specifically time
limited and granted only upon proper supporting documentation and when there
are no other viable options.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 180.070 - 180.710
Stats. Implemented: ORS 180.070 - 180.710
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