A skilled nursing facility providing respite care services shall permit the personal physician to issue advance orders for care and treatment based on the person's medical history, diagnosis, and physical assessment conducted upon admission and may also readmit the person unless the personal physician indicates that there has been a significant change in the person's medical condition.
Incidental medical services may be provided in a community care facility by staff who have been trained by licensed health care professionals. An individualized health care plan must be prepared by a health care team or the individual's physician or nurse before incidental services may be provided.
Confidential medical information may be shared between the home health agency and the residential care facility for the elderly relative to the client's medical condition and the care and treatment provided to the client by the home health agency.
The facility shall coordinate a meeting and shall ensure that participants in the meeting prepare a written record of the care an admitted resident will receive in the facility. The written record shall be used by the facility to determine the care and services provided to the resident and shall be reviewed, revised, at least once every 12 months, or upon a significant change in the resident's condition. If the resident has a regular physician, the written record shall be sent to that physician.
Upon notice from the department that an enrollee has applied for an independent medical review, the plan or its contracting providers shall provide the requisite medical records (specified in (1) to (3)) to the independent medical review organization within 3 days. The confidentiality of any enrollee information shall be maintained in accordance with applicable laws.
In order to provide incidental medical services through a home health agency, an adult community care facility must show an agreed-upon protocol between the agency and the facility. The protocol shall address the sharing of client information related to the home health care plan, client's medical condition and the care and treatment provided to the client by the home health agency, including, but not limited to, medical information defined by the CMIA.
If a patient with an emergency medical condition is covered by a health care service plan that requires prior authorization for poststabilization care, a noncontracting hospital shall seek to contact the patient's health care service plan or its contracting medical provider for authorization to provide poststabilization care.
No person needing emergency services and care may be transferred from a hospital to another hospital for any nonmedical reason unless...(e) All the person's pertinent medical records are transferred with the person.
No person needing emergency services and care may be transferred from a hospital to another hospital for any nonmedical reason unless...(e) All the person's pertinent medical records are transferred with the person.
Before a resident is transferred due to a long-term health care facility's change in license or operation status, the facility shall ensure that the following are completed: a medical assessment of the resident's condition; an assessment of the resident's social and physical functioning; and an evaluation of the resident's relocation needs. Assessments and evaluation shall be discussed with the resident and made part of the resident's medical records for transfer.
