MICHIGAN TIERED EXCLUSIONS

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MICHIGAN TIERED EXCLUSIONS AHFSA Annual Conference Background Screening Interest Track August 4-7, 2019 MICHIGAN TIERED EXCLUSIONS Adam Krajniak, Manager Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Bureau of Community and Health Systems Workforce Background Check Unit

Objective: To learn about Michigan’s Workforce Background Check Program, and the Pros and Cons of a Tiered Exclusionary System. Questions from interested States: Our conference goal is dialog. In this session, representatives from interested States are encouraged to ask questions; describe their challenges of effectiveness, efficiency and equity; and exchange information.

EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2006 Nursing Homes County Medical Care Facilities MCL 333.20173a (Public Health Code) MCL 330.1134a (Mental Health Code) MCL 400.734b (Adult Foster Care Licensing Act) Nursing Homes County Medical Care Facilities Hospices Hospitals with Swing Bed Services Certified Home Health Agencies Psychiatric Hospitals/Inpatient Units Homes for the Aged Adult Foster Care Facilities Staffing/Contract Agencies (verified)

Who Is Included? THE BACKGROUND CHECK LAWS REQUIRE COVERED PROVIDERS TO CONDUCT A FINGERPRINT-BASED BACKGROUND CHECK ON PERSONS THEY ARE: EMPLOYING INDEPENDENTLY CONTRACTING WITH GRANTING CLINICAL PRIVILEGES TO … WHO REGULARLY HAVE DIRECT ACCESS OR PROVIDE DIRECT SERVICES TO PATIENTS OR RESIDENTS OF THE COVERED FACILITY/AGENCY “Direct Access” means, “… access to a patient or resident or to a patient’s or resident’s property, financial information, medical records, treatment information, or any other identifying information.”

WHAT IS INCLUDED? STATE AND FBI FINGERPRINT-BASED CHECK TIERED EXCLUSION SYSTEM FOR RELEVANT CONVICTIONS 1 YEAR TO PERMANENT DEPENDING UPON AGE, OFFENSE OF CONVICTION/SEVERITY ALSO EXCLUDES FOR: ANY FINDING OF NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY (NGRI) SUBSTANTIATED FINDINGS OF ABUSE, NEGLECT, OR MISAPPROPRIATION OF PROPERTY RELEVANT FINDINGS ON REGISTRY CHECKS Office of Inspector General (OIG) Michigan Sanctioned Provider List (SPL) Michigan Nurse Aide Abuse Registry (NAR) Michigan Public Sex Offender Registry (PSOR) Michigan Department of Corrections Offender Tracking Information System (OTIS)

RAPBACKS REQUIREMENT OF THE BACKGROUND CHECK LAWS PROVIDES FOR CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF WORKFORCE (ONLY STATE OF MI THUS FAR, FBI EVENTUALLY…) THE WORKFORCE BACKGROUND CHECK UNIT NOTIFIES EMPLOYERS OF INELIGIBILITY IF ANY EXCLUSIONARY CONVICTION IS RECEIVED VIA RAPBACK ARREST/CHARGE IS NOT CAUSE FOR TERMINATION

CONVICTIONS THE LAWS DEFINE CONVICTION AS: “… a final conviction, the payment of a fine, a plea of guilty or nolo contendere if accepted by the court, or a finding of guilt for a criminal law violation or a juvenile adjudication or disposition by the juvenile division of probate court or family division of circuit court for a violation that if committed by an adult would be a crime… For a relevant crime described under 42 USC 1320a-7(a), convicted means that term as defined in 42 USC 1320a-7.” This definition includes alternative sentencing agreements (unless non-public) until dismissed or made non-public by the court. For relevant crimes under 42 USC 1320a-7, the definition also includes cases which have been dismissed upon completion of alternative sentences, or in cases of formal convictions, which have been expunged or set aside.

TIMEFRAMES PERMANENT EXCLUSION FOR MANDATORY CRIME UNDER 42 USC 1320A-7 15 YEAR EXCLUSION (FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF SENTENCE) FOR A FELONY, OR ATTEMPT OR CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT A FELONY, INVOLVING THE USE/THREAT OF FORCE OR VIOLENCE 10 YEAR EXCLUSION (FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF SENTENCE) FOR ANY OTHER FELONY, OR ATTEMPT OR CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT ANY OTHER FELONY 3 – 10 YEAR EXCLUSION (FOLLOWING DATE OF CONVICTION) FOR ANY MISDEMEANOR INVOLVING ABUSE, NEGLECT, CSC, CRUELTY, ASSAULT, FRAUD, THEFT, SHOPLIFTING, HOME INVASION, EMBEZZLEMENT, CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 1 YEAR EXCLUSION (FOLLOWING DATE OF CONVICTION) FOR MISDEMEANOR DRUG OFFENSES IF UNDER AGE 18, MISDEMEANOR THEFT/SHOPLIFTING IF UNDER 16 CONTAINED IN SECTION (1) OF BACKGROUND CHECK LAWS

REDETERMINATIONS LAWS ALLOW REDETERMINATION (APPEAL) BASED ONLY UPON INACCURACY OF RECORD OR CONVICTION BEING EXPUNGED/SET ASIDE 30 DAY RESPONSE TIME PER LAWS DECISION OF DIRECTOR IS FINAL REDETERMINATIONS – INFORMAL (WITHIN UNIT) VAST MAJORITY, >90% PROCESSED WITHIN 1 BUSINESS DAY APPEAL - FORMAL (ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING) <10 IN HISTORY OF PROGRAM

PROS CONSISTENCY AVOIDS BIAS OR PERCEIVED BIAS EASY TO LEARN/REFERENCE EASY FOR APPLICANTS, EMPLOYERS, SCHOOLS TO KNOW IN ADVANCE IF APPLICANT WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR EMPLOYMENT EFFICIENCY TURNAROUND TIME REDETERMINATION RESPONSE TIME (SANITIZING CHRI UPFRONT) MAXIMIZING AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGY REDUCED STAFFING REQUIREMENTS BUDGET

SINCE 4/1/06 (as of 7/17/19) Total number of fingerprints taken: 1.29 million Initial exclusions (analyst): 15,721 Rapback exclusions (analyst): 14,318 Registry Check exclusions (providers): 14,098 Redeterminations/Appeals received: 3,161 Granted: 1,837 Denied: 1,324 (does not include Registry Check exclusions)

FY 2018/2019

CONS NO DISCRETION DOES NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT… CIRCUMSTANCES OF OFFENSE YOUTHFUL INDESCRETION, MATURATION LIFE CIRCUMSTANCES REHABILITATION PATTERN OF CONCERNING BEHAVIOR COURT/JUDICIAL JUDGMENT… …. OVERCHARGING & PLEA AGREEMENTS INADEQUATE LEGAL REPRESENTATION CHANGES TO OTHER LAWS (EG, RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA) MONITORING/SANCTIONING PROGRAMS (AG, LICENSING) OTHER RESOURCES EXPENDED (MDOC, SKILLS TRAINING) HARD TO DETERMINE EFFICACY OF THE LAWS

Questions from States?