A hospital designated as a thrombectomy-capable primary stroke center shall maintain an intensive care unit that: Has designated beds for the care of the acute stroke patient; Has 24/7 on-site practitioners with critical care privileges, including, for example, APNs, PAs, fellows, or residents; Provides care to acute stroke patients through qualified clinical staff who meet the requirements in Regulation .11 of this chapter; Follows standardized processes derived from evidence-based clinical practice guidelines to facilitate clinical care; Incorporates individualized plans of care that are based on the patient’s assessed needs and reflect coordination of care with other programs, as determined by patient comorbidities; Has a process to assess the abilities and resources of family members to be involved in post-acute care; and Maintains written documentation delineating the function of the intensive care unit, including: Admission criteria; Discharge criteria; Acute stroke care protocols; Interdisciplinary rounding; Rehabilitation assessment and services in the hospital; and Outcome data.