Kentucky Code — 38158
Browse 116 sections in division 38158 of the Kentucky code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 210.005. Definitions for chapter.
- § 210.010. Rules and regulations.
- § 210.020. Repealed, 1974.
- § 210.030. Repealed, 1974.
- § 210.031. Advisory committee on need for services for deaf or hard-of-hearing persons.
- § 210.033. Rights of individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities -- Purpose.
- § 210.035. Repealed, 1986.
- § 210.040. Powers and duties of cabinet.
- § 210.042. Funding for nonprofit agency -- Matching funds.
- § 210.045. Additional duties -- Requirements as to closure of certain state-owned or state-operated facilities for persons with an intellectual disability.
- § 210.047. Facility closure hearing -- Required considerations.
- § 210.049. Applicability of notice provisions to pre-existing closure announcements -- Delay of hearings.
- § 210.050. Repealed, 1960.
- § 210.051. Kentucky Eating Disorder Council -- Membership -- Duties -- Grant applications -- Reports -- Sunset of council in 2030 unless reestablished.
- § 210.052. Kentucky eating disorder fund.
- § 210.053. Kentucky Mental Health First Aid Training Program.
- § 210.054. Kentucky mental health first aid training fund.
- § 210.055. Additional powers of cabinet -- Administrative regulations -- Education and training.
- § 210.057. Powers and duties as to research on controlled substances.
- § 210.060. Repealed, 1960.
- § 210.065. Repealed, 1974.
- § 210.070. Repealed, 1960.
- § 210.075. Repealed, 1974.
- § 210.080. Secretary may transfer employees.
- § 210.090. Partisan political activity prohibited.
- § 210.100. Exemption of institutional officers and employees from personal attendance as witness.
- § 210.110. Officers, employees, and agents of Cabinet for Health and Family Services and regional community programs for behavioral health, developmental and intellectual disabilities not to sell to or make contracts with institutions, facilities, or organizations under cabinet's control if conflict of interest involved.
- § 210.120. Officers and employees not to accept outside compensation -- Exceptions.
- § 210.130. Religious instruction and ministration.
- § 210.140. Transfer of patient or inmate to institution operated by different cabinet.
- § 210.150. Repealed, 1970.
- § 210.160. Repealed, 1986.
- § 210.170. Authority to accept and use grants, gifts, bequests, and devises.
- § 210.175. Repealed, 1986.
- § 210.180. Canteens in institutions.
- § 210.190. Utilizing services of workers of other cabinets -- Expenses.
- § 210.200. Repealed, 1986.
- § 210.210. Repealed, 1986.
- § 210.220. Correspondence by patients with secretary or attorneys.
- § 210.230. Records and forms covering involuntary hospitalization procedures.
- § 210.235. Confidential nature of records -- Conditions under which records may be disclosed.
- § 210.240. Training schools.
- § 210.250. Repealed, 1966.
- § 210.260. Repealed, 1986.
- § 210.265. No fee to be charged for staff certificate or affidavit.
- § 210.267. Production by hospital residents.
- § 210.270. Custodial care of patients with an intellectual disability in private homes, private nursing homes, and private institutions -- Transfer or reclassification of patient -- Procedure.
- § 210.271. State hospital patients to be discharged to registered boarding homes only -- Quarterly follow-up visits by cabinet.
- § 210.272. Repealed, 1982.
- § 210.275. Repealed, 1978.
- § 210.280. Repealed, 1968.
- § 210.285. Powers of cabinet -- Forms -- Reports -- Rules and regulations.
- § 210.290. Cabinet may act as fiduciary for certain disabled or partially disabled adult residents -- Duties -- Guardianship trust fund -- Annual report -- Powers.
- § 210.300. Designation of hospital districts -- Guidelines -- Administrative regulations -- Annual review.
- § 210.310. Repealed, 1978.
- § 210.315. Repealed, 1978.
- § 210.320. Repealed, 1978.
- § 210.325. Repealed, 1978.
- § 210.330. Employment of attorney -- Cost of litigation -- Limitation of action.
- § 210.340. Extradition of nonresident patient.
- § 210.350. Return of nonresidents -- Expense.
- § 210.360. Repealed, 2010
- § 210.365. Crisis intervention team (CIT) training for firefighters and law enforcement officers -- Curriculum -- Individual and aggregate reports -- Telephonic behavioral health jail triage system.
- § 210.366. Training program in suicide assessment, treatment, and management -- Administrative regulations.
- § 210.368. Definitions for section -- Mobile crisis services fund -- Terms -- Administrative regulations.
- § 210.370. Service areas for regional community services programs -- Cities or counties may join in providing programs for mental health or individuals with an intellectual disability -- Operating as behavioral health services organization when outside regional service area -- Expansion of out-of-region services -- Assistance from other service areas -- Collaborative request -- Reimbursement for services outside area.
- § 210.380. Community board programs for mental health or individuals with an intellectual disability -- Establishment -- Membership.
- § 210.390. Terms of members of board -- Vacancies -- Removal.
- § 210.400. Duties of board.
- § 210.405. Board may act as fiduciary -- Duties -- Powers.
- § 210.410. State aid for regional mental health and intellectual disability programs.
- § 210.420. Limits on state general fund grants -- Purpose for which made -- Distribution formula.
- § 210.430. Plan, budget, and membership of board to be submitted to obtain aid.
- § 210.440. Allocation of funds -- Withdrawal of funds or board recognition -- Action by secretary when emergency exists -- Appeal and hearing.
- § 210.450. Additional powers and duties of secretary as to regional programs.
- § 210.460. Cities and counties may appropriate funds and levy tax for regional program.
- § 210.470. Taxing district for mental health or individuals with an intellectual disability -- Governing board.
- § 210.480. Special ad valorem tax for mental health or individuals with an intellectual disability.
- § 210.485. Regional boards to provide lists of hospitals, psychiatric facilities, and treatment providers for involuntary treatment under KRS 222.433 and 222.434.
- § 210.500. Repealed, 2019.
- § 210.502. Repealed, 2019.
- § 210.504. Repealed, 2019.
- § 210.506. Regional planning councils -- Groups to be invited to join council.
- § 210.509. Meeting and duties of regional planning councils.
- § 210.520. Enactment of compact.
- § 210.530. Compact administrator.
- § 210.540. Supplementary agreements.
- § 210.550. Financial participation.
- § 210.570. Legislative findings on review and evaluation of current system of services and supports for persons with an intellectual disability and other developmental disabilities -- Construction of KRS 210.570 to 210.577.
- § 210.575. Kentucky Commission on Services and Supports for Individuals with an Intellectual Disability and Other Developmental Disabilities -- Membership -- Chair -- Compensation.
- § 210.577. Commission's meetings, purposes, and goals -- Report.
- § 210.580. Repealed, 2019.
- § 210.610. Repealed, 1994.
- § 210.620. Repealed, 1994.
- § 210.630. Repealed, 1994.
- § 210.640. Repealed, 1994.
- § 210.650. Repealed, 1994.
- § 210.660. Repealed, 1994.
- § 210.670. Repealed, 1994.
- § 210.680. Repealed, 1994.
- § 210.700. Short title.
- § 210.710. Definitions for KRS 210.710 to 210.760.
- § 210.720. Charge for board of patients -- Method of establishing.
- § 210.730. Exemption from liability.
- § 210.740. Repealed, 1982.
- § 210.750. Rules and regulations.
- § 210.760. Federal programs.
- § 210.770. Definitions for KRS 210.770 to 210.795.
- § 210.775. Hart-Supported Living Council.
- § 210.780. Duties of Hart-Supported Living Council.
- § 210.785. Repealed, 2006.
- § 210.790. Eligibility for services -- Design -- Payment.
- § 210.795. Standards for Hart-Supported Living Council living arrangements -- Administrative regulations.
- § 210.990. Penalties.
- § 210.991. Penalties.
- § 210.995. Penalty for taking patient from state hospital.