W. Va. Code R. § 64-11-2 - Application and Enforcement
2.1.
Application. -- The core requirements of sections 1 through 13 of this rule
apply to all behavioral health centers, both public and private. Each
behavioral health center included in this rule shall comply with core
requirements in addition to specialized modules as applicable to each
program.
2.2. This rule contains
the requirements to obtain a license to operate as a behavioral health center
providing behavioral health services and supports for consumers in West
Virginia.
2.3. This rule applies
equally to profit, nonprofit, publicly-funded, and privately-funded
facilities.
2.4. Enforcement. This
rule is enforced by the Inspector General housed within the West Virginia
Department of Health or his or her designee. For the purposes of this rule, the
Inspector General designates the Director of the Office of Health Facility
Licensure and Certification.
2.5.
Exemptions. -- The following programs or services are exempt from the
requirements of this rule:
2.5.1. A program
not providing behavioral health services;
2.5.2. Services provided through a Medicaid
self-directed, community-based waiver;
2.5.3. Outpatient services approved by the
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) at federally designated
locations;
2.5.4. Hospitals
operating within the scope of their license under W. Va. Code
§16-5B-1, et
seq.;
2.5.5. Individuals
or groups of behavioral health or health practitioners functioning within the
scope of their license under chapter 30 of the West Virginia Code;
and
2.5.6. Specialized Family Care
providers providing only services to individuals in Specialized Family Care
settings, or Natural Family or Adoptive Family Homes providing
Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Waiver (IDDW) services.
2.6. The Inspector General will
deem the license of all facilities operating as Intermediate Care Facilities
for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID) serving only children
that are in compliance with federal certification standards and of residential
children's programs functioning within the scope of their license as described
in 78CSR3.
2.7. In
the event a facility otherwise exempt under subsection 2.5.3. of this rule
wants to be licensed as a behavioral health center, that facility must follow
the application procedures in this rule and must comply with all provisions of
this rule. While licensed, the exemption in subsection 2.5.3. no longer
applies.
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