Comprehensive residential facility definition
Comprehensive residential facility means a facility which provides care and treatment for children who are unable to live in a family situation due to social, emotional, or physical disabilities and who require varying degrees of supervision as indicated in the individual treatment plan. Care includes room and board. Services include the internal capacity for individual, family, and group treatment. These services and others provided to the child shall be under the administrative control of the facility. Community resources may be used for medical, recreational, and educational needs. Comprehensive residential facilities have higher staff to client ratios than community residential facilities and may use control rooms, locked cottages, mechanical restraints, and chemical restraints when these controls meet licensing requirements.
Comprehensive residential facility means a licensed FGCS facility that provides care for Children who are unable to live in a Family situation due to social or emotional needs and who require varying degrees of supervision as indicated in the individual Service Plan. Care includes room and board. Community resources may be used for medical, recreational, and educational needs. Comprehensive residential facilities have higher staff to client ratios than Community Residential Facilities and may use control rooms, locked cottages, mechanical restraints, and chemical restraints when these controls meet licensing requirements.