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CMS SOM App. FC, Tag M0149

§485.910(d)(3) Take appropriate corrective action in accordance with State law if the

activein force · 2026-07-22 – presentas-observed

alleged violation is investigated by the CMHC’s administration or verified by an outside

entity having jurisdiction, such as the State survey and certification agency or the local

law enforcement agency; and

Interpretive Guidelines §485.910(d)(3)

The facility implements appropriate corrective action following the verification of any

allegation of a violation of a patient right. All corrective actions are designed to prevent

the recurrence of any such violations. The facility may not implement any corrective

action plan that is inconsistent with State law. Example: The use of video cameras, with

the acknowledgement and permission of clients and or their representatives may still be

prohibited by State law.

History

Rev. 196, Issued: 01-10-20, Effective: 01-10-20, Implementation: 01-10-20

Provenance

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cms.gov
Retrieved
2026-07-22
Edition
som-2026-07-22
Content hash
6f09bc5c59a85f8ff02aeb91c6aaf6608688f95c1a6fdfbd54159388122eb55f
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