26 Tex. Admin. Code § 260.105 - Termination of DBMD Program Services and CFC Services without Advance Notice Due to Behavior Causing Immediate Jeopardy
(a) HHSC may
terminate an individual's:
(1) DBMD Program
services and CFC services if an individual or a person in the individual's
residence exhibits behavior that places the health and safety of the program
provider's service provider in immediate jeopardy; or
(2) DBMD Program services if an individual
receiving licensed assisted living or licensed home health assisted living
exhibits behavior that places the health and safety of another individual
residing in the same residence or a service provider in immediate
jeopardy.
(b) If a
program provider becomes aware that a situation described in subsection (a)of
this section exists, the program provider must:
(1) immediately file a report with the
appropriate law enforcement agency and, if appropriate, make an immediate
referral to DFPS;
(2) within one
business day after the program provider becomes aware of the situation, notify
HHSC by fax, mail, or IDD Operations Portal of the situation; and
(3) if feasible, attempt to resolve the
situation.
(c) If after
making attempts to resolve the situation, as required by subsection (b)(3) of
this section, a program provider determines that the situation cannot be
resolved, the program provider must:
(1)
request, in writing, that HHSC terminates an individual's:
(A) DBMD Program services and CFC services in
accordance with subsection (a)(1) of this section; or
(B) DBMD Program services in accordance with
(a)(2) of this section;
(2) submit the written request to HHSC within
two business days after the program provider notifies HHSC in accordance with
subsection (b)(2) of this section; and
(3) include with the written request:
(A) a description of the situation that
resulted in the request to terminate the individual's services;
(B) a description of the program provider's
attempts to resolve the situation or an explanation of why the attempt was not
feasible; and
(C) if available, a
copy of any report issued by a law enforcement agency or DFPS regarding the
situation.
(d)
HHSC notifies the individual's program provider, in writing, of whether it
authorizes the termination of DBMD Program services and CFC services.
(e) Upon receipt of written notice from HHSC
authorizing the termination of DBMD Program services and CFC services, the
program provider must, no later than the date of the termination of services,
send written notice to the individual or LAR of such termination, copying the
FMSA, if applicable. The program provider must include in the notice the
individual's right to request a fair hearing in accordance with §
260.111 of this subchapter
(relating to Individual's Right to a Fair Hearing).
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