The holder of the authorisation must ensure that the architectural configuration of its site and its organisation are such as to ensure the reception and stay of patients, whether on an outpatient or full-time inpatient basis.
This configuration allows access to the premises and facilitates circulation adapted to the characteristics of the patients and the terms and conditions of their care.
The holder of the authorisation must ensure the reception of persons accompanying the patients within the limits of the medical constraints linked to the care of the patients.
Together with the staff involved in patient care, it puts in place an organisation designed to ensure that patients are prepared for discharge and continuity of post-intervention care.
This organisation is put in place, where appropriate, in collaboration with teams from medical care and rehabilitation structures or home hospitalisation establishments.
The architectural and functional configuration of each care unit guarantees each patient the necessary hygiene and asepsis conditions, as well as respect for privacy and dignity.