10- 144 C.M.R. ch. 125, § 2.D - Failure to Comply with Applicable Laws and Rules
The following shall apply for failure to comply with applicable laws and rules:
2.D.1. When
an applicant fails to comply with applicable laws and rules, the Department
shall refuse to issue or renew the license.
2.D.2. If, at the expiration of a full
license, or during the term of a full license, the facility fails to comply
with applicable laws and rules and, in the judgement of the commissioner, the
best interest of the public will be so served, the Department may issue a
conditional license or change a full license to a conditional
license.
2.D.3. Any license issued
under this chapter may be suspended or revoked for violation of applicable laws
and rules which prohibit the committing, permitting, aiding or abetting of any
illegal practices in the providers' operations or when the conduct or practices
of the provider are detrimental to the welfare, of persons to whom Ambulatory
Surgical Facilities are provided. When the Department has reasonable grounds to
believe that a license shall be suspended or revoked, it shall file a complaint
with the Administration Court in accordance with Title 4, 1153 or commence
administrative action pursuant to the Maine Administrative Procedure Act, Title
5, Section 8001et seq., as appropriate to the
circumstances.
2.D.4. Receivership
Pursuant to
22 M.R.S.A.,
Section7931
et seq., the
Department may petition the Superior Court to appoint a receiver to operate
Ambulatory Surgical Facility in the following circumstances:
1. When the Ambulatory Surgical Facility
intends to close, but has not arranged at least thirty (30) days prior to
closure for the orderly transfer of its patients/clients;
2. When an emergency exists in an Ambulatory
Surgical Facility which threatens the health, security or welfare of
patient/clients;
3. When the
Ambulatory Surgical Facility is in substantial or habitual violation of the
standards of health, safety or patient/client care established under State or
Federal regulations to the detriment of the welfare of the
patient/client.
Notes
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