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Rule Chapter: 59A-26
Chapter Title: MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED Add to MyFLRules Favorites
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Version		 Rule No. Rule Title Effective
Date
Rule file 59A-26.001 Definitions 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.002 Licensure Procedure, Fees and Exemptions 2/27/2022
Rule file 59A-26.003 Classification of Deficiencies 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.004 Responsibilities for Operation 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.005 Fiscal Standards 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.006 Admission Policies and Requirements 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.007 Personnel Standards 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.008 Training, Habilitation, Active Treatment Professional, and Special Programs and Services 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.009 Dietary Services 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.010 Dental Services 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.011 Psychological Services 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.012 Drugs and Pharmaceutical Services 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.013 Administration of Medications to ICF/DD Residents by Unlicensed Medication Assistants 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.014 Training and Validation Required for Unlicensed Medication Assistants 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.015 Plant Maintenance and Housekeeping 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.016 Fire Protection, Life Safety, Systems Failure and External Emergency Communication 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.017 Plans Submission and Fee Requirements 1/25/2017
Rule file 59A-26.018 Physical Plant Codes and Standards for ICF/DD 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.019 Construction and Physical Environment Standards for Facilities Providing Services to Clients that Receive Chronic, Skilled/Acute Nursing or Medical Care or Designated as a Level of Care 9 12/21/2015
Rule file 59A-26.020 Disaster Preparedness 12/21/2015


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