Additional requirements for providers (Repealed)

In addition to conforming to the program contents as provided in Section 14-227f-4 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, an approved program provider shall comply with the following requirements: (1) The provider shall be financially sound, and provide indemnification for the performance of its obligations to all program participants; (2) The Phase I component of the program shall have immediate access to a licensed physician; (3) All portions of the program shall be conducted or supervised by certified counselors; (4) If a client does not comply with the requirements of section 14-227f of the Connecticut General Statutes or if it is determined that the client needs additional treatment, the provider shall make a report to the commissioner of the reasons for such evaluation and/or recommendation; (5) The program provider shall maintain, for a minimum of ten (10) years, or as otherwise required by law, records for each client, which records shall fully identify the client and shall include such history of the client's treatment, diagnosis and prognosis as shall be reasonable and necessary for evaluation of the client by the commissioner and the Medical Advisory Board. The provider shall maintain such records in confidence, except for disclosure to designated employees of the department, and the members of the department's Medical Advisory Board, or as otherwise required by law; (6) The provider shall permit the commissioner access to its financial statements and records, and shall permit audits, as deemed necessary by the commissioner. The provider shall agree to approval by the commissioner of the fees charged to its clients for the program. The fees may include a reasonable profit to the provider, and also may include a designated additional amount above actual costs which shall be used by the provider to assist clients who prove indigence; and (7) The provider shall agree to submit to the commissioner, and to interested persons, detailed information about the location of such programs, the facilities, the credentials of the personnel, the program contents and the costs for such program.