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  4. Title 26 - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
  5. Part 1 - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION
  6. Chapter 282 - CONTRACTING TO PROVIDE SPECIAL SERVICES TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
  7. Subchapter F - EMERGENCIES

Subchapter F - EMERGENCIES

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  1. § 282.91 - What is considered an emergency?
  2. § 282.93 - Who must the provider agency notify of emergencies?
  3. § 282.95 - When must the provider agency notify the required persons of emergencies?
  4. § 282.97 - How must the provider agency notify the required persons of emergencies?
  5. § 282.99 - What information must the provider agency give to the required persons in the notice of emergencies?
  6. § 282.101 - Where must the provider agency maintain documentation of emergencies?
  7. § 282.103 - What documentation of emergencies must the provider agency maintain?

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