This is a legal form that was released by the California Department of Public Health - a government authority operating within California. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.
Q: What is a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request?
A: A CDPH609 Bed or Service Request is a form used in California to request a bed or services from a skilled nursing facility or intermediate care facility.
Q: Who can submit a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request?
A: Anyone can submit a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request, including the individual in need of the bed or services, their family members, healthcare providers, or social workers.
Q: What information is required on a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request?
A: The CDPH609 form requires information about the individual in need of the bed or services, their medical condition, any special needs or requirements, and the preferred facility or location for care.
Q: How long does it take to process a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request?
A: The processing time for a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request can vary, but generally it takes about 10 business days for the request to be reviewed and for a decision to be made.
Q: What happens after a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request is approved?
A: If a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request is approved, the individual will be assigned a bed or provided with the requested services in a skilled nursing facility or intermediate care facility.
Q: Can a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request be denied?
A: Yes, a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request can be denied if the individual does not meet the eligibility criteria, if there are no available beds or services, or if there are other factors that prevent the request from being fulfilled.
Q: Is there a cost for submitting a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request?
A: There is no cost for submitting a CDPH609 Bed or Service Request. However, there may be costs associated with the actual care received in a skilled nursing facility or intermediate care facility.
Form Details:
Download a fillable version of Form CDPH609 by clicking the link below or browse more documents and templates provided by the California Department of Public Health.