Section 745.9073 - When does a psychiatric residential youth treatment facility (PRYTF) certificate expire?(a) A PRYTF certificate expires if:(1) The PRYTF does not submit a renewal application during the renewal period or late renewal period;(2) The PRYTF submits a renewal application during the renewal period, the PRYTF was notified that the application was incomplete, and the PRYTF did not submit a completed renewal application before the end of the late renewal period; or(3) The PRYTF submits a renewal application during the late renewal period, the PRYTF was notified that the application was incomplete, and the PRYTF did not submit a completed renewal application within 15 calendar days after notification.(b) If the PRYTF certificate expires: (1) Within 24 hours, the general residential operation (GRO) must inform the following persons that the PRYTF certificate has expired;(A) All parents of children receiving psychiatric health treatments and services; and(B) Young adults and any guardians of the young adults receiving psychiatric health treatments and services;(2) The GRO must immediately: (A) Discharge and stop providing care to the young adults 18 to 21 years of age receiving psychiatric health treatments and services unless the young adult meets the requirements of § 748.1931 of this title (relating to After a child in my care turns 18 years old, may the person remain in my care?);(B) For children receiving psychiatric health treatments and services: (i) Enroll the child into the general residential operation, if appropriate; or(ii) Discharge the child to the child's parents.(3) Before the GRO that had the PRYTF certificate can operate again as a PRYTF, the PRYTF must submit a new PRYTF application, materials, and PRYTF certificate application fee.26 Tex. Admin. Code § 745.9073
Adopted by Texas Register, Volume 49, Number 40, October 4, 2024, TexReg 8161, eff. 10/15/2024