Washington § 71A.20.150 - Admission to residential habilitation center for observation.

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§ 71A.20.150. Admission to residential habilitation center for observation.

Without committing the department to continued provision of service, the secretary may admit a person eligible for services under this chapter to a residential habilitation center for a period not to exceed thirty days for observation prior to determination of needed services, where such observation is necessary to determine the extent and necessity of services to be provided.
[ 1988 c 176 s 715.]

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