Or. Admin. Code § 411-071-0020 - Assessment Process
(1) The
Department must develop and provide to certified programs an assessment
instrument to be used for all admission assessments.
(2) The admission assessment must consist of:
(a) Information necessary to comply with
federal pre-admission screening requirements as established by the Centers for
Medicare Services;
(b)
Recommendations regarding appropriate care settings and services based on the
individual's personal, family, and community support system, discussion of the
individual's lifestyle preferences and goals, and other information. An
individual or the individual's representative must indicate on the assessment
form provided by the Department whether the individual has received information
about care options or does not want the information. An individual may not be
required to receive this information. Documentation by non-hospital based
programs must be on the form designated by the Department. Hospital based
programs must document information regarding appropriate care settings and
services in their own discharge planning documents for all individuals
assessed.
(3)
Appropriate information about care settings and services may be made available
to individuals choosing to receive such information, including information on
community-based care services, nursing facility options, and additional
information as may be appropriate to a particular geographic area.
(4) The recommendations of the admission
assessment are not binding; an individual has the right to choose any or none
of the available options. An individual may designate someone to participate in
the assessment process.
(5) As part
of the admission assessment process, the individual or the individual's
representative, as specified in section (6) of this rule, must be requested to
certify on the assessment instrument whether the individual has received
information about care options or does not want the information.
(6) The following descending hierarchy is to
be observed when certifying the information required in sections (5) and (6) of
this rule and signing the assessment form:
(a)
The individual, if the individual is capable at the time the assessment is
performed;
(b) The individual's
legally designated representative (as defined in OAR
411-071-0005) if the individual
is not capable at the time the admission assessment is performed;
(c) The individual's next of kin or, if
appropriate, a knowledgeable friend if the individual has no legally designated
representative and is not capable at the time the admission assessment is
performed;
(d) The person
performing the assessment if a good faith effort fails to locate the
individual's next of kin or appropriate friend, the individual has no legally
designated representative, and is not capable at the time the admission
assessment is performed;
(e) The
person performing the assessment if the individual is capable at the time the
assessment is performed but refuses to sign.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 410.070
Stats. Implemented: ORS 410.510, 410.525 & 410.530
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