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CMS SOM App. J, Tag W145

§483.420(c)(3) Promote visits by individuals with a relationship to the client (such as family,

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close friends, legal guardians and advocates) at any reasonable hour, without prior notice,

consistent with the right of that client's and other clients' privacy, unless the interdisciplinary

team determines that the visit would not be appropriate;

Guidance §483.420(c)(3)

Any limitations on visitors must be implemented as a result of IDT evaluation and discussion and

be documented. This documentation should include evidence of approval from the specially

constituted committee. Decisions to restrict a visitor for an individual client must be reviewed

and re-evaluated each time the IPP is reviewed or at the client's request. Broad restrictions on

visitors such as times of the day or certain days of the week are a violation of this requirement.

History

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

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