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Counsels ls R Report Fall F Full ll Me Membe mbersh ship Me Meeting Saratoga Sp Sar Springs, Ne New Y w Yor ork Ap April 28, 28, 20 2014 -JED B B. WOLKENBR BREIT EIT, C COUNSEL EL 1 REGU EGULATIONS 2 OMH PROPOSED
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509 09 - Pr Prevent entio ion o n of Inf Influenz uenza T a Trans ansmis issio ion
27, 7, 526 526 a and 58 587 - Restraint aint and and Sec eclusio ion n
501 - Ment ental al H Heal ealth Ser ervic ices es - Gener neral al Provisions
ICD m means eans m most r rec ecent ent ver ersio ion
Incid ident ent m manag anagem ement ent f for Jus ustic ice C e Cent enter er
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Parts 1 s 10, 5 , 51,7 ,71 a and 103- Repeal ealed ed some o e out utdat ated ed pr provisions o
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eimbursem ement ent- el elim iminat inate t e trend end factor f from Article cle 3 31 f 1 facili lities
578- Med edic ical al A Assis istanc ance R e Rat ates es- el elim iminat inate e trend nd for R RTFs Fs
OPWDD PROPOSED
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635-10 & & 635 635-99 99 a and d Section 686. 86.99 99- Pathway t y to E Employm yment t Service ce
art 6 641 and and Sub ubpar art 6 641-Ra Rate S Setti ting f for IRA/CR R res esid ident ential ial h hab abil ilit itat atio ion n and and day habilitation
641-2 R 2 Rate Setting f for Non-Stat ate Pr e Provid ider ers – Int Inter ermed ediat iate C e Car are e Fac acil ilit ities ies f for Per ersons ns wit ith Development ental al D Dis isab abil ilit ities ies (IC (ICFs Fs/DD)
OPWDD ADOPTED
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Part 635 35-10 10.5- Reim imbursement ent o
Prevocat atio ional nal Ser ervic ices es in in Shel elter ered ed W Workshops
7 AND 6 686. 86.17- Rent nt A Allowan ance e Offset (S (SSI I up updat ate) and e) and Sup upplem ement ental al N Nut utrit itio ion n Assis istanc ance e Pr Program B Benef enefit it Offse set
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Will establish a mechanism for individuals without legal capacity to choose among DISCOs and establish a process for the appointment of a legal representative for individuals receiving services. Target effective date is Oct. 1, 2014.
development for this new HCBS waiver service. No firm target date.
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concerning rates, unit of service and other features of this
(Chapter 111 of the Laws of 2010)– repeal of requirements related to the Personal Expenditure Plan and new regulations regarding use of debit cards. No firm target date.
OPWDD IN THE WORKS- 3
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DDSOs and OMRDD.
nursing procedures in non-certified settings. No firm target effective date. MOU between SED & OPWDD must be completed Oct. 2014.
federal HCBS regulations. No firm target effective date.
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eal of Par arts 1 10, 5 51, , 71 and and 103
newal al of sever eral R Regul egulat atio ions ns am amend ended ed to im implem ement ent J Jus ustic ice e Cent enter er La Law
arts 3 368 and and 831; R Rep epeal ealed ed Pa Part 368 368 (“ (“Dec eclar arat atory R Rul uling ings”) and and inc incorporated ed provis isio ions ns int into the e sec ectio ion n of Par art 8 831 ent entit itled ed “Appeal eals and and Hear earing ings”. Adopted J Januar anuary 2 29, , 201 014
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The e fail ailur ure e of t the t e treat eating ing physician t ian to t tes estif ify at at a a hear earing o ing on n an an ap applic icat atio ion t n to m med edic icat ate e over er o
jectio ion n al allows t the e court t to rel ely o
n the e ab absent ent w wit itnes ness r rul ule and and d den eny t the e appl pplication “ The due process clause of the New York State Constitution
affords involuntarily committed mental patients a fundamental right to refuse antipsychotic medication.”
(In the Matter of A Ada dam K m K. (A (Anonymous) v
Kathleen Iver erson, Di Direc ector of Creedm eedmoor Psychiatric Center)
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In Involunt ntar ary c commit itment ent, as , as par art of a a SIS IST plan, an, de depr prives a a de defenda dant o
the s statutorily ly pr proscr cribed d proced edures es mand andat ated ed f for c conf nfinem inement ent und under er ar artic icle 1 e 10
the M e Ment ental al H Hygiene La iene Law.
“dangerous sex offender(s) requiring confinement” can legally be placed in secure facilities . . . all other patients must be released for outpatient treatment and supervision
(In n the Mat Matter of Stat ate of New York, v Nelson D D., NY Cou
ppeals)
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Even en when a en a hospi pital l fa fails to tim imel ely init initiat iate a e a retent entio ion n pr proce ceedi ding u unde der MHL§ 9.33, 33, the co court s should ld s still ll exam amine t ine the f e fac acts c concer erning ning the p e per erson' n's al alleg eged ed ment ental al d dis isab abil ilit ity and and detent entio ion and n and no not sim imply o
the pat atient ient’s ’s r rel eleas ease
court shall examine the facts concerning the person's alleged mental disability and detention.”
(The People o e of t the e St State e of N New York, ex rel. Rober ert Seppanen en, o
ehalf of Stephen n S. (An Anonymous us), v Doug uglas Mun unse sey, etc tc., (Appell llat ate Division
cond Department)
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EO O 38’s c confli lict cts-of-is issue and e and us use-of-funds/a /anti ti- exces ess r regul gulat atio ions ns, s strayed ed f from the e ad adminis inistrat ativ ive e field d into t the legislative f field d by c crossing g the l line from a adm dministrative rule m making i g into legi gislative po policy cy-making.
(Agencies es f for Childr dren en's Ther erapy Services, Inc., v. New York State e Depar artment o
Heal alth an and Andrew M.
ed Home me Care e Provide ders, Inc.)
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Sheltered W d Workshop p and d Facility b based d da day pr progr grams segr egregat egatio ion n vio iolat ates es O Olmstead ead Req equir irem ement ents April 8, 2014-nation’s first statewide settlement agreement resolves findings as part of an ADA Olmstead investigation provides relief to approximately 3,250 individuals with ID/DD over ten years Clients will receive sufficient services to support a normative 40 hour work week
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Rhode Island will provide supported employment placements to approximately 2,000 individuals including:
programs State will provide transition services to approximately 1,250 youth between the ages of 14 and 21,
(U. U.S. v. Rhode Isl sland nd )