OAR 411-348-0060
License Conditions


The Department may attach conditions to a license that limit, restrict, or specify other criteria for the operation of a Host Home. The type of condition attached to a license must directly relate to the risk of harm or potential risk of harm to children receiving services in the Host Home.

(1)

The Department may attach a condition to a license upon any of the following findings:

(a)

Information on the application or initial inspection requires a condition to protect the health, safety, or welfare of children.

(b)

A threat to the health, safety, or welfare of a child exists.

(c)

There is evidence of abuse.

(d)

The Host Home is not being operated in compliance with these rules or the rules in OAR chapter 411, divisions 004, 304, 318, and 323.

(e)

A program provider is licensed to provide services for a specific child only and further placements may not be made into the Host Home.

(2)

Conditions the Department may impose on a license include, but are not limited to, the following:

(a)

Restricting the total number of children to whom a program provider may deliver services.

(b)

Requiring additional staff or staff qualifications.

(c)

Requiring additional training.

(d)

Restricting a program provider from allowing a person on the premises who may be a threat to the health, safety, or welfare of a child.

(e)

Requiring additional documentation.

(f)

Restricting entry.

(g)

Requiring a Host Home Program to conduct specific monitoring of a Host Home and report to the Department.

(3)

The Department shall impose a condition prohibiting new entry or transfer into a Host Home when there is a death of a child served by the program provider that results in a protective services investigation and the program provider was responsible for delivering supports to the child during the time associated with the child’s death.

(a)

A new entry or transfer may be accepted while the condition is in place, if the entry or transfer approval is granted by the Department and the case management entity.

(b)

The condition may be terminated:

(A)

Following the protective services investigation determination that abuse or neglect was not a factor in the child’s death; or

(B)

At the discretion of the Department upon satisfactory demonstration by the program provider that:
(i)
There are adequate protections in place to prevent or minimize risk of harm to other children receiving the same or similar type of services; and
(ii)
Entry of additional children into the Host Home does not negatively impact the program provider’s ability to safely serve children.

(4)

The Department issues a written notice to the program provider when the Department imposes conditions to a license. The written notice of conditions includes the conditions imposed by the Department, the reason for the conditions, and the opportunity to request a hearing according to ORS chapter 183.

(a)

Conditions take effect immediately upon issuance of the written notice of conditions or at a later date as indicated on the notice and are a Final Order of the Department unless later rescinded through the hearing process.

(b)

The conditions imposed remain in effect until the Department has sufficient cause to believe the situation which warranted the condition has been remedied.

(5)

A program provider may request a hearing in accordance with ORS chapter 183 and this rule upon receipt of written notice of conditions. The request for a hearing must be in writing.

(a)

The program provider must request a hearing within 21 calendar days from the receipt of the written notice of conditions.

(b)

In addition to, or in lieu of a hearing, the program provider may request an administrative review as described in section (6) of this rule. The request for an administrative review must be in writing. The administrative review does not diminish the right of the program provider to a hearing.

(c)

The Department shall be allowed reasonable requests for setting or postponement of any hearing to allow for the conclusion of a protective services investigation when a condition is imposed related to the protective services investigation.

(6)

ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW.

(a)

In addition to the right to a hearing, a program provider may request an administrative review by the Director of the Department for imposition of conditions. The request for an administrative review must be in writing.

(b)

The Department must receive a written request for an administrative review within 10 business days from the date of the notice of conditions. The program provider may submit, along with the written request for an administrative review, any additional written materials the program provider wishes to have considered during the administrative review.

(c)

The determination of the administrative review is issued in writing within 10 business days from the date of the written request for an administrative review, or by a later date as agreed to by the program provider.

(d)

The program provider may request a hearing if the decision of the Department is to affirm the condition. The request for a hearing must be in writing. The Department must receive the written request for a hearing within 21 calendar days from the date of the original written notice of conditions.

(7)

A program provider may send a written request to the Department to remove a condition if the program provider believes the situation that warranted the condition has been remedied.

(8)

Conditions must be posted with the license in a prominent location and be available for inspection at all times.
411–348–0010
Statement of Purpose
411–348–0020
Definitions and Acronyms
411–348–0025
Program Management, Endorsement, Certification, and Enrollment
411–348–0030
Issuance of License
411–348–0040
Application for Initial License
411–348–0045
In-Residence Caregiver Applicant Study
411–348–0050
License Expiration, Termination of Operations, and License Return
411–348–0060
License Conditions
411–348–0070
License Renewal
411–348–0090
Change of Ownership, Legal Entity, Legal Status, Management Corporation, and In-Residence Caregiver
411–348–0100
Capacity
411–348–0110
Variances
411–348–0120
Medical Services
411–348–0130
Food and Nutrition
411–348–0140
Physical Environment
411–348–0150
General Safety
411–348–0170
Staffing Requirements
411–348–0180
Individual Summary Sheets
411–348–0185
Emergency Information
411–348–0200
Transportation
411–348–0210
Transition Planning and Supporting Families
411–348–0220
Required Furnishings
411–348–0230
Emergency Plan and Safety Review
411–348–0240
Assessment of Fire Evacuation Assistance and Fire Safety Evacuation Plan
411–348–0250
Fire Drill Requirements and Fire Safety
411–348–0260
Fire Safety Evacuation Plans
411–348–0280
Fire Safety Requirements
411–348–0300
Rights, Complaints, Notification of Planned Action, and Hearings
411–348–0350
Behavior Supports and Physical Restraints
411–348–0360
Psychotropic Medications and Medication for Behavior
411–348–0370
Personal Property
411–348–0380
Financial Records and Managing Money
411–348–0390
Entry, Exit, Transfer, and Closure
411–348–0410
Alternative Care, Childcare, Camp, and Alternate Caregivers
411–348–0430
Individual Support Plan
411–348–0460
Civil Penalties
411–348–0470
License Denial, Suspension, Revocation, and Refusal to Renew
411–348–0480
Criminal Penalties
411–348–0490
Provider Eligibility for Medicaid Service Payment
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

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