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- Begin by filling out the SPOA Referral section. Provide the client's name, date of birth, and contact information accurately.
- Complete the SPOA Determination checklist. Ensure that all relevant boxes are checked based on the client's needs.
- Explain the purpose and process of the SPOA Committee to the client, ensuring they understand their role in this process.
- Have the client sign the SPOA Consent for release of information. This is crucial for proceeding with their referral.
- Attach pages 2 through 5 of the Notice of Privacy Practices for SPOA to each client referred, ensuring page 6 is signed and included.
- Keep a copy of the completed referral in the client’s chart for future reference and compliance.
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(2) Obtain an operating certificate from the New York State Department of Health as required under the New York State Hospital Code (Chapter V of this Title) orRead more
New York State Mental Hygiene Law. The director of any hospital may receive as a voluntary patient any suitable person in need of care and treatment,