Utah § 13-53-107 - Participant screening.

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§ 13-53-107. Participant screening.

Effective 5/7/2025
13-53-107.  Participant screening.
(1)A residential vocational or life skills program shall interview and screen all prospective participants for medical prescriptions, physical and mental health history, and recent alcohol or drug use.
(2)Unless an individual obtains a medical clearance from a physician or physician assistant, a residential vocational or life skills program may not have as a participant an individual who:
(a)has a recent diagnosis of a mental, social, psychiatric, or psychological illness; or
(b)has an active prescription for medication for a mental, social, psychiatric, or psychological illness.
(3)A residential vocational or life skills program may not admit a minor.


Amended by Chapter 51, 2025 General Session

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