Illinois § 4.3 Site visits and inspections

Illinois Statutes

§ 4.3 — Site visits and inspections

Illinois § 4.3

TopicGOVERNMENT

Ch. 20EXECUTIVE BRANCH

Act 20 ILCS 1705/Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Administrative Act.

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Bluebook

20 Ill. Comp. Stat. 4.3 (2026).

Text

(a)(Blank).

(b)The Department shall establish a system of regular and ongoing on-site inspections that shall occur at least annually of each facility under its jurisdiction. The inspections shall be conducted by the Department's central office to:

(1)Determine facility compliance with Department policies and procedures;

(2)Determine facility compliance with audit recommendations;

(3)Evaluate facility compliance with applicable federal standards;

(4)Review and follow up on complaints made by community mental health agencies and advocates, and on findings of the Human Rights Authority division of the Guardianship and Advocacy Commission;

(5)Review administrative and management problems identified by other sources; and (6) Identify and prevent abuse and neglect.

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(a) (Blank). (b) The Department shall establish a system of regular and ongoing on-site inspections that shall occur at least annually of each facility under its jurisdiction. The inspections shall be conducted by the Department's central office to: (1) Determine facility compliance with Department policies and procedures; (2) Determine facility compliance with audit recommendations; (3) Evaluate facility compliance with applicable federal standards; (4) Review and follow up on complaints made by community mental health agencies and advocates, and on findings of the Human Rights Authority division of the Guardianship and Advocacy Commission; (5) Review administrative and management problems identified by other sources; and (6) Identify and prevent abuse and neglect.