D.C. Municipal Regulations (Last Updated: September 13, 2017) |
Title 22. HEALTH |
SubTilte 22-A. MENTAL HEALTH |
Chapter 22-A35. CHILD CHOICE PROVIDER CERTIFICATION STANDARDS |
Section 22-A3503. CCP CERTIFICATION PROCESS
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3503.1Each applicant seeking certification as a CCP shall submit a CCP certification application to the DBH in the format established by the DBH Office of Accountability. The completed application shall include:
(a)Proof of current certification as a CSA;
(b)Proof of meeting certification standards listed in Section 3502 of this chapter; and
(c)Other information as requested by DBH.
3503.2The certification process for organizations seeking to be certified as CCPs will be conducted in accordance with Section 3401 of Chapter 34 of this title.
3503.3The Director may restrict the number of CCP certification applications to be accepted for consideration based upon the needs of the public mental health system.
3503.4 An applicant for CCP certification that fails to comply with the certification standards shall receive a corrective measures plan (CMP) from DBH and shall submit a written corrective action plan (CAP) in accordance with Section 3401 of Chapter 34 of this title. If a CMP is issued, the procedures of Section 3401 of Chapter 34 of this title shall be followed to bring the CCP into compliance and continue the certification process. The Director may deny certification if the applicant fails to satisfy the CMP or complete the certification requirements.
3503.5A CCP shall be certified for a period of two (2) calendar years from the date that the certification is issued, subject to the CCP’s continuous compliance with these certification standards. Certification shall remain in effect until it expires or is revoked. Certification shall specify the effective date of the certification, and the types of services the CCP is certified to provide.
3503.6Certification is not transferable to any other organization.