6 Va. Admin. Code § 35-101-800 - Admission and orientation
A. Written
procedure governing the admission and orientation of residents shall provide
for:
1. Verification of legal authority for
placement;
2. Search of the
resident and the resident's possessions, including inventory and storage or
disposition of property, as appropriate and required by
6VAC35-101-800 (admission and
orientation) and
6VAC35-101-810 (residents' personal
possessions);
3. Health screening
as required by
6VAC35-101-980 (health screening at
admission);
4. Mental health
screening as required by
6VAC35-101-820 (mental health
screening);
5. Notification of
parent or legal guardian of admission, which shall include an inquiry regarding
whether the resident has any immediate medical concerns or
conditions;
6. Provision to the
parent or legal guardian of information on (i) visitation, (ii) how to request
information, and (iii) how to register concerns and complaints with the
facility;
7. Interview with
resident to answer questions and obtain information; and
8. Explanation to resident of program
services and schedules.
B. The resident shall receive an orientation
to the following:
1. The behavior management
program as required by
6VAC35-101-1070 (behavior
management);
a. During the orientation,
residents shall be given written information describing rules of conduct, the
sanctions for rule violations, and the disciplinary process. These shall be
explained to the resident and documented by the dated signature of resident and
staff.
b. Where a language or
literacy problem exists that can lead to a resident misunderstanding the rules
of conduct and related regulations, staff or a qualified person under the
supervision of staff shall assist the resident.
2. The grievance procedure as required by
6VAC35-101-100 (grievance
procedure);
3. The disciplinary
process as required by
6VAC35-101-1080 (disciplinary
process);
4. The resident's
responsibilities in implementing the emergency procedures as required by
6VAC35-101-510 (emergency and
evacuation procedures); and
5. The
resident's rights, including but not limited to the prohibited actions provided
for in 6VAC35-101-650 (prohibited
actions).
C. Such
orientation shall occur prior to assignment of the resident to a housing unit
or room.
D. Staff performing
admission and orientation requirements contained in this section shall be
trained prior to performing such duties.
Notes
Statutory Authority
§§ 16.1-309.9, 16.1-322.7, and 66-10 of the Code of Virginia.
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