Scheduled Encounters Sample Clauses

Scheduled Encounters. Within sixty (60) calendar days of the Effective Date of this Agreement, Genesis will submit to OCR a draft of its proposed assessment process to ensure that deaf or hard of hearing Patients’ and/or their Companions’ communication needs are evaluated prior to their first encounter at a Genesis skilled nursing facility. As part of this assessment process, trained Genesis Staff shall perform an initial communication assessment to determine whether the Patient and/or Companion requires auxiliary aids or services in order to ensure effective communication. The assessment will consider the timing, duration, and frequency for which appropriate auxiliary aids and services will be provided. The Patient and/or Companion will be provided with an appropriate auxiliary aid or service at the time of the scheduled encounter. The results of the assessment and any identified auxiliary aids or services for the Patient and/or Companion will be documented in a conspicuous space in the Patient’s registration or medical records to alert staff that auxiliary aids and services must be provided. OCR shall review the proposed assessment process within fifteen (15) calendar days of receipt. The assessment process shall not be implemented by Genesis without the approval of OCR. Once OCR has approved the proposed assessment process, Genesis shall implement the assessment process within thirty (30) calendar days, or as indicated in Attachment B applicable to New Facilities.
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