COMAR 10.09.26.02. Licensing Requirements

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Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 10 MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Subtitle 09 MEDICAL CARE PROGRAMS › Chapter 26 Community Based Services for Developmentally Disabled Individuals Pursuant to a 1915(c) Waiver › COMAR 10.09.26.02

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A. Providers of residential habilitation services shall be licensed pursuant to COMAR 10.22.03 or 10.22.14 .

B. Providers of day habilitation or supported employment services shall be licensed pursuant to COMAR 10.22.12 or 10.22.13 .

C. Providers of services coordination services shall be licensed by the Department pursuant to COMAR 10.22.09 .

D. Providers of residential option services shall be licensed pursuant to COMAR 10.22.11.04 .

E. Providers of intensive behavior management shall be:

(1) Licensed by the Department to provide services for developmentally disabled individuals; or

(2) Approved by the DDA as qualified to render services in accordance with COMAR 10.22.10 .

F. Providers of any service covered under this chapter, with the exception of medical day care services, may be issued a deemed status license by the Director of DDA, in accordance with the deemed status provisions in Health-General Article, §7-903(b), Annotated Code of Maryland.

G. Providers of medical day care services shall be licensed pursuant to COMAR 10.12.04 .

H. DDA shall comply with all applicable provisions of COMAR 10.21 when:

(1) Enrolling providers for services covered under this chapter;

(2) Authorizing a provider to serve greater numbers of waiver participants; or

(3) Transferring authorized positions for waiver participants from one provider to another provider.

Cross References 10.09.26.03A(2)

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