- (1) Each receiving center may be licensed under multiple license types to assess and triage immediate client needs.
- (2) A receiving center provider may offer short-term residential support that is intended to mitigate the initial identified issue, stabilize each client, and return each client to the community as quickly and safely as possible.
- (3) A receiving center provider shall outline safe practices in consumer agreements regarding how each population will be separated and maintained and any circumstance when an interaction between populations is permitted.
- (4) A receiving center provider shall include individualized clinical documentation outlining the ongoing need and anticipated time frame for discharge for each instance when a client's stay lasts longer than 30 days.
- (5) A receiving center provider shall ensure that placement in a receiving center is a voluntary alternative that the client chooses instead of a more restrictive placement.
- (6) A receiving center may not mandate treatment as a condition of residence.
KEY: human services, licensing
Date of Last Change: June 22, 2026
Notice of Continuation: February 28, 2025
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 26B-2-104; 26B-2-124; 26B-2-124.1