Md. Code, Health - General § 19-410
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§19–410.
Official statutory text
A home health agency may not hold itself out as providing a complete array of physical rehabilitation services unless the home health agency:
(1) Provides a program of coordinated interdisciplinary rehabilitative care, including at a minimum, physical and occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, audiology therapy, psychotherapy, and social work services;
(2) Holds interdisciplinary meetings with the involvement of a physician to plan and monitor patient care; and
(3) Meets any other standard that the Secretary may adopt by regulation.
(1) Provides a program of coordinated interdisciplinary rehabilitative care, including at a minimum, physical and occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, audiology therapy, psychotherapy, and social work services;
(2) Holds interdisciplinary meetings with the involvement of a physician to plan and monitor patient care; and
(3) Meets any other standard that the Secretary may adopt by regulation.
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