Arizona § 36-439.02 Colocators; collaborating outpatient treatment centers; requirements

Arizona Statutes

§ 36-439.02 — Colocators; collaborating outpatient treatment centers; requirements

Arizona § 36-439.02

Title 36Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 4HEALTH CARE INSTITUTIONS

Art. 3.Colocation at Outpatient Treatment Centers

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 36-439.02 (2026).

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In addition to any other requirements of this chapter, colocators at a collaborating outpatient treatment center shall:

1.Designate which outpatient treatment center will act as the collaborating outpatient treatment center and be liable and responsible for the health, safety, cleanliness and maintenance of all common areas and the supervision and training of all shared nontreatment personnel pursuant to written policies of the collaborating outpatient treatment center.

2.Designate which areas are considered common areas and which personnel are designated as shared nontreatment personnel.

3.Designate the associated licensed providers.

4.Ensure that medical records that are located in common areas or shared by colocators are maintained pursuant to all federal and state confidentiali

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In addition to any other requirements of this chapter, colocators at a collaborating outpatient treatment center shall:

1. Designate which outpatient treatment center will act as the collaborating outpatient treatment center and be liable and responsible for the health, safety, cleanliness and maintenance of all common areas and the supervision and training of all shared nontreatment personnel pursuant to written policies of the collaborating outpatient treatment center.

2. Designate which areas are considered common areas and which personnel are designated as shared nontreatment personnel.

3. Designate the associated licensed providers.

4. Ensure that medical records that are located in common areas or shared by colocators are maintained pursuant to all federal and state confidentiality laws. A colocator may have access to a patient's medical records only if the patient has consented.