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CMS SOM App. J, Tag W142

§483.420(b)(2) The client's financial record must be available on request to the client, parents

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

(if the client is a minor) or legal guardian.

Guidance §483.420(b)(2)

Those persons having legal authority to access the accounting records for personal funds such as

the client, parent, or legal guardians should be afforded access upon request unless there is

documented rationale for withholding the information.

It is not necessary that a facility furnish an annual financial statement to the client, or the

client's parent or legal guardian, since the facility is already required to make the financial

record available at any time upon request. The client, parent, and/or legal guardian, in turn, is

free to choose to make the financial record available to anyone else.

(c) Standard: Communication with clients, parents, and guardians.

§483.420(c)

The Facility must –

History

Rev. 135, Issued: 02-27-15, Effective: 04-27-15, Implementation: 04-27-15

Provenance

Source
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Retrieved
2026-07-22
Edition
som-2026-07-22
Content hash
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