Cms intellectual disabilities survey 2026

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The document is a survey report for Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities, approved by the Department of Health and Human Services. It includes sections for facility identification, ownership details, survey team composition, client demographics, staffing information, and data on allegations of abuse and neglect as well as deaths related to unusual incidents or restraints. The report aims to collect comprehensive data regarding the operation and oversight of these facilities.

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Begin by filling in the facility's name, street address, city/county, and ZIP code. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Next, provide the Medicaid Provider Number and CEO's name. This section helps establish accountability and leadership within the facility.
Indicate the type of ownership or control by selecting the appropriate option from the list provided. This helps categorize your facility correctly.
Complete the survey team composition section by detailing the number of disciplines represented and their qualifications. This ensures a comprehensive evaluation.
In the individual characteristics section, accurately report on age, sex, and disabilities of clients served. This data is vital for understanding client demographics.
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