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Intermediate Care
Facilities for the
Intellectually Disabled
(ICF/ID)
Provider Manual
Iowa
Department
of Human
Services
Provider
Page
Intermediate Care Facilities for the
Intellectually Disabled (ICF/ID)
Date
1
May 1, 2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter I. General Program Policies
Chapter II. Member Eligibility
Chapter III. Provider-Specific Policies
Chapter IV. Billing Iowa Medicaid
Appendix
III. Provider-Specific Policies
Iowa
Department
of Human
Services
Provider and Chapter
Page
Intermediate Care Facilities for the
Intellectually Disabled (ICF/ID)
Date
Chapter III. Provider-Specific Policies
1
May 1, 2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
CHAPTER III. PROVIDER-SPECIFIC POLICIES .................................................. 1
A.
INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE ........................... 1
B.
ADMINISTRATION ......................................................................................
1. Governing Body ..................................................................................
2. Records .............................................................................................
a. Personal Needs Accounts ..............................................................
b. Resident Records .........................................................................
3. Services Provided Under Agreements with Outside Sources .......................
C.
APPEALS OF ADVERSE ACTIONS .................................................................. 5
D.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE WITH THE RESIDENT................................................. 6
1. Financial Participation .......................................................................... 6
2. Personal Needs Allowance .................................................................... 8
3. Medicare, Veterans, and Similar Benefits ................................................ 9
4. Resident Care Agreement ................................................................... 10
E.
AUDITS OF BILLING AND HANDLING OF RESIDENT FUNDS ............................. 11
F.
CERTIFICATION PROCESS .......................................................................... 12
1. Certification of Need........................................................................... 12
a. Inclusion in the Community .......................................................... 12
b. Family-Scale Size ....................................................................... 12
c. Location in Community Residential Neighborhood ............................ 12
2. License............................................................................................. 13
3. Provider Agreements .......................................................................... 14
4. Survey and Certification...................................................................... 15
G.
MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY .............................................................................. 17
1. Application Procedure ......................................................................... 17
2. Continued Stay Reviews ..................................................................... 18
3. Eligibility for Services ......................................................................... 18
a. Placement Approved ................................................................... 19
b. Placement Not Approved .............................................................. 20
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Iowa
Department
of Human
Services
Provider and Chapter
Page
Intermediate Care Facilities for the
Intellectually Disabled (ICF/ID)
Date
Chapter III. Provider-Specific Policies
2
May 1, 2014
Page
H.
PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT........................................................................... 20
1. Bedrooms ......................................................................................... 20
2. Disaster Plans and Drills ..................................................................... 21
3. Resident Bathrooms ........................................................................... 22
4. Safety .............................................................................................. 22
I.
PROTECTION OF RESIDENTS¡¯ RIGHTS.......................................................... 24
1. Communication with Residents, Parents, and Guardians .......................... 25
2. Health Care Services .......................................................................... 26
a. Dental Services .......................................................................... 26
b. Dietetic Services ......................................................................... 27
c. Laboratory Services .................................................................... 28
d. Pharmacy Services...................................................................... 29
e. Physician Services ...................................................................... 31
f. Nursing Services......................................................................... 32
3. Management of Inappropriate Resident Behavior .................................... 33
a. Drug Usage................................................................................ 34
b. Oversight Committee .................................................................. 34
c. Physical Restraints ...................................................................... 35
d. Time-Out Rooms ........................................................................ 36
4. Safeguarding Personal Property ........................................................... 36
5. Staff Treatment of Residents ............................................................... 37
J.
PROVISION OF SERVICES .......................................................................... 38
1. Individual Program Plan ...................................................................... 38
a. Program Implementation ............................................................. 40
b. Program Monitoring and Change ................................................... 40
2. Resident Assessment.......................................................................... 41
3. Staff Conduct Toward Residents ........................................................... 41
K.
RESIDENT ADMISSIONS ............................................................................ 42
L.
STAFF ..................................................................................................... 44
1. Direct Care Staff ................................................................................ 44
2. Nursing Staff ..................................................................................... 45
3. Professional Program Staff .................................................................. 45
4. Qualified Intellectual Disability Professional ........................................... 47
5. Staff Training Program ....................................................................... 47
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