FL S1366

Amends Florida Statutes s. 402.7306 to expand administrative monitoring requirements to include mental health and substance abuse service providers, in addition to child welfare providers.

Limits administrative, licensure, and programmatic monitoring to once every 3 years for accredited mental health and substance abuse providers from Joint Commission, Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, or Council on Accreditation, unless services being monitored differ from accredited services.

Requires that state agencies may continue monitoring accredited providers to verify services are provided, investigate complaints, monitor compliance, and ensure federal and state law compliance without duplicating accrediting organization reviews.

Requires child welfare and mental health/substance abuse service providers to maintain corporate, fiscal, and administrative records in a secure, internet-based consolidated data warehouse accessible to state agencies at no charge and updated within 10 business days of request.

Applies requirements to Department of Children and Family Services, Department of Health, Agency for Persons with Disabilities, Agency for Health Care Administration, community-based care lead agencies, managing entities, and contracted monitoring agents.