Section 66-415 – RECEIPT AND ACCEPTANCE OF FOREIGN GUARDIANSHIP OR CONSERVATORSHIP.
66-415. RECEIPT AND ACCEPTANCE OF FOREIGN GUARDIANSHIP OR CONSERVATORSHIP. The receipt and acceptance of a foreign guardianship or conservatorship of a developmentally disabled person shall be regulated as set forth under chapter 9, title 15, Idaho Code. History: [66-415, added 2008, ch. 73, sec. 6, p. 194.]
Section 66-416 – TRANSFER OF GUARDIANSHIP OR CONSERVATORSHIP TO A FOREIGN JURISDICTION.
66-416. TRANSFER OF GUARDIANSHIP OR CONSERVATORSHIP TO A FOREIGN JURISDICTION. The transfer of a guardianship or conservatorship of a developmentally disabled person to a foreign jurisdiction shall be regulated as set forth under chapter 10, title 15, Idaho Code. History: [66-416, added 2008, ch. 73, sec. 6, p. 194.]
Section 66-417 – TEMPORARY RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN GUARDIANSHIP OR CONSERVATORSHIP OF DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PERSON.
66-417. TEMPORARY RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN GUARDIANSHIP OR CONSERVATORSHIP OF DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PERSON. The temporary recognition of a foreign guardianship or conservatorship of a developmentally disabled person shall be regulated as set forth under chapter 11, title 15, Idaho Code. History: [66-417, added 2008, ch. 73, sec. 6, p. 194.]
Section 66-407 – CHANGE IN DISPOSITION.
66-407. CHANGE IN DISPOSITION. (1) Upon the recommendation of the head of a facility providing services to a respondent committed to the custody of the director under section 66-406, Idaho Code, the director or his designee may redetermine the least restrictive available facility for any such respondent. (2) Notice of any change in disposition shall […]
Section 66-408 – PETITION FOR REEXAMINATION OF ORDER OF GUARDIANSHIP OR COMMITMENT.
66-408. PETITION FOR REEXAMINATION OF ORDER OF GUARDIANSHIP OR COMMITMENT. All respondents admitted to a residential facility upon application of their parent or guardian or committed to the director shall be entitled to an annual review of their placement by an evaluation committee upon request therefor by the respondent, the respondent’s guardian or attorney. In […]
Section 66-409 – AUTHORITY TO ADMIT DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PERSONS.
66-409. AUTHORITY TO ADMIT DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PERSONS. The head of any facility licensed under state law, or a practitioner granted admitting privileges by the facility’s bylaws and other process by which the facility’s governing body and medical staff exercise oversight, such as through credentialing and competency review, is authorized to admit for observation, diagnosis, care […]
Section 66-410 – PROCEDURE UPON APPLICATION TO A RESIDENTIAL FACILITY.
66-410. PROCEDURE UPON APPLICATION TO A RESIDENTIAL FACILITY. Upon receipt of an application for admission to a residential facility, the head of such facility licensed under state law shall have the application reviewed or approved by an evaluation committee. The facility head may admit any developmentally disabled individual pending review by the evaluation committee for […]
Section 66-411 – REVIEW AND DISCHARGE.
66-411. REVIEW AND DISCHARGE. (1) The head of each residential facility shall, following admission, examine or cause to be examined every resident, and determine whether to discharge each resident from the facility. A similar review shall be conducted annually thereafter. A report of each review and determination of every respondent committed to the director shall […]
Section 66-412 – RIGHTS IN FACILITIES.
66-412. RIGHTS IN FACILITIES. (1) Every developmentally disabled person admitted to any facility shall be entitled to humane care and treatment. (2) A developmentally disabled person shall not be put in isolation. Mechanical restraints shall not be applied unless it is determined to be necessary for the safety of that person or the safety of […]
Section 66-413 – INDIVIDUAL TREATMENT PLAN.
66-413. INDIVIDUAL TREATMENT PLAN. (1) The head of a facility shall establish or obtain for each developmentally disabled resident or client a current individual treatment plan. This plan shall be placed in the resident’s or client’s permanent file and shall describe: (a) The resident’s or client’s disabilities; (b) The goals of care and treatment at […]