North Dakota Administrative Code
Title 75 - Department of Human Services
Article 75-03 - Community Services
Chapter 75-03-21.1 - Licensing of Agency foster Homes for Adults
Section 75-03-21.1-07 - Provisional license
Universal Citation: ND Admin Code ยง 75-03-21.1-07
Current through Supplement No. 394, October, 2024
1. An applicant may submit an application, on a form provided, for a provisional license, permitting the provision of a new provider agency.
a. A provisional license may be issued to an
applicant who complies with the rules and regulations of the department and
North Dakota Century Code chapter 50-11 and who has the initial level of
accreditation by the council on quality and leadership for services for
individuals with disabilities in accordance with 2015 third edition of the
Basic Assurances tool, including all factors and indicators.
b. A provisional license issued under this
subsection may be renewed for an additional six months only upon the
department's determination the agency has made significant progress toward full
accreditation by the council of quality and leadership for services for
individuals with disabilities in accordance with 2015 third edition of the
Basic Assurances tool, including all factors and indicators, as determined by
the department.
c. The department
shall terminate a provisional license and issue an unrestricted license to the
agency upon full accreditation by the council of quality and leadership for
services for individuals with disabilities in accordance with 2015 third
edition of the Basic Assurances tool, including all factors and indicators, as
determined by the department.
d.
The department shall issue a notice of denial or revocation of a provisional
license in accordance with North Dakota Century Code section
50-11-08.
e. Notice of a denial or
revocation of a provisional license may be appealed in the same manner as a
notice of denial or revocation of a license.
2. A provisional license may be issued to an agency with an acceptable plan of correction notwithstanding a finding of noncompliance with the rules and regulations of the department and North Dakota Century code chapter 50-11.
a. A provisional
license may not be issued to an agency whose practices or facilities pose a
clear and present danger to resident health and safety, including fire safety
requirements as evidenced in writing by the state fire marshal, negligent or
intentional misrepresentations to the department regarding any aspect of the
agency's operations, or any violation that places a resident's life in
danger.
b. A provisional license
may be issued for any or all services provided, or facilities operated by an
agency, as determined by the department.
c. Upon a finding that the agency is not in
compliance, the department shall notify the agency, in writing, of its intent
to issue a provisional license. The notice must provide the reasons for the
action, the specific statute or rule violated, the specific services that are
affected by the provisional license, specify the time allowed for correction,
and describe the corrective actions required of the agency.
d. The agency, within ten days of the receipt
of notice under subdivision c, shall submit to the department, on a form
provided, a plan of correction. The plan of correction must include the
elements of noncompliance, a description of the corrective action to be
undertaken, and a date of compliance. The department may accept, modify, or
reject the agency's plan of correction and shall notify the agency of the
department's decision within thirty days. If the plan of correction is
rejected, the department shall notify the agency that the license is being
revoked in accordance with North Dakota Century Code section 50-11-08. The
department may conduct periodic inspections of the facilities and operations of
the agency to evaluate the implementation of a plan of correction.
e. The department shall terminate a
provisional license and issue an unrestricted license to the agency upon
successful completion of an accepted plan of correction, as determined by the
department.
f. A provisional
license issued under this subsection may be issued for any period not exceeding
one year. A provisional license may be renewed for an additional six months
only upon the department's determination the agency has made significant
progress toward meeting the rules and regulations of the department and North
Dakota Century Code chapter 50-11, as identified in the plan of correction or
the agency has shown good cause for failure to implement the plan of
correction. A provisional license is nontransferable and valid only for the
facilities or services identified thereon.
General Authority: NDCC 50-06-16, 50-11
Law Implemented: NDCC 50-11-03
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