Utah Admin. Code R156-50-605 - Private Probation Service Standard - Providing Additional Services, Informed Consent, Display of Licensure
I n accordance with Subsection 58-50-9(5), the private probation service standards for providing additional services, informed consent, and display of licensure are established and defined as follows:
(1) A private probation
provider may not simultaneously provide private probation services and other
services to the same client, when the probation provider is also the licensed,
registered, or certified provider of the other services.
(2)
(a) A
private probation provider shall obtain a client's prior written consent if
private probation services will be provided by the licensee, and the licensee
is the owner, officer, director, partner, proprietor, or responsible management
personnel of any entity, agency, or commercial enterprise of any kind that will
simultaneously provide other services to the client for compensation.
(b) Written consent shall be obtained by
means of an informed consent form, signed and dated by the client before
receiving private probation services, that includes at least the following:
(i) a description of other services,
including any:
(A) behavioral health
services;
(B) educational
services;
(C) substance use
disorder services; or
(D)
rehabilitation services;
(ii) a separate paragraph describing how the
client can withdraw consent;
(iii)
a separate paragraph describing client grievance procedures, that includes
information on how to contact and file a complaint with the Division's
investigation office; and
(iv) a
separate paragraph containing an acknowledgment of being informed of the
potential conflict of interest.
(d) A signed and dated informed consent form
shall be retained for three years from the termination of probation with the
client.
(3) A private
probation provider shall display a current copy of their Utah Private Probation
Provider license in a conspicuous location at the provider's place of business.
If a licensee provides private probation services at multiple business
locations, the license shall be displayed at each location.
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