Idaho Admin. Code r. 16.03.10.583

Current through September 2, 2024
Section 16.03.10.583 - ICF/IID: INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR DETERMINATION

Required information includes a medical evaluation, an initial plan of care, social evaluation, psychological evaluation, and initial plan of care by ICF/IID.

01.Medical Evaluation. A complete medical evaluation, current within ninety (90) days of admission, signed and dated by the physician, an electronic physician's signature is permissible, that includes:
a. Diagnosis (primary and secondary);
b. Medical findings and history;
c. Mental and physical functional capacity;
d. Prognosis; mobility status; and
e. A statement by the physician certifying the level of care needed as ICF/IID for a specific participant.
02.Initial Plan of Care by Physicians. An initial plan of care, current within ninety (90) days of admission and signed and dated by the physician that includes:
a. Orders for medications and treatments;
b. Diet; and
c. Professional rehabilitative and restorative services and special procedures, where appropriate.
03.Social Evaluation. A social evaluation, current within ninety (90) days of admission, that includes:
a. Condition at birth;
b. Age at onset of condition;
c. Summary of functional status, such as skills level, activities of daily living; and
d. Family social information.
04.Psychological Evaluation. A psychological evaluation conducted by a psychologist current within ninety (90) days of admission, that includes:
a. Diagnosis;
b. Summary of developmental findings. Instead of a psychological, infants under three (3) years of age may be evaluated by a developmental disability specialist utilizing the developmental milestones congruent with the age of the infant;
c. Mental and physical functioning capacity; and
d. Recommendation concerning placement and primary need for active treatment.
05.Initial Plan of Care by ICF/IID. An initial plan of care developed by the admitting ICF/IID.

Idaho Admin. Code r. 16.03.10.583

Effective March 17, 2022