10- 144 C.M.R. ch. 125, § 3.E - Certificate of Need
3.E.1. Any
applicant desiring a license to engage in providing Ambulatory Surgical
Facility services shall assure the Department that their facility does not need
a Certificate of Need as determined by submitting a letter of intent as
described in the Procedures Manual Maine Certificate of Need Act to:
Director, Division of Program Analysis and Development
Office of Health Planning and Development
35 Anthony Avenue, 11 State House Station
Augusta, Maine 04333
3.E.2. All Ambulatory Surgical Facilities
shall submit a letter of intent to the Director, Division of Program Analysis
and Development, as a part of the initial Ambulatory Surgical Facility process
for the agency. This letter should state:
a.
The types of Ambulatory Surgical Facility services provided by the facility;
and
b. The date that each of these
Ambulatory Surgical Facility services was initiated by the agency.
3.E.3. Utilizing the information
supplied in the letter referenced in 3.E.2., the Division of Program Analysis
and Development staff will make a determination as to whether a Certificate of
Need is required by the agency, and will notify the agency (in writing) of its
decision. The Division of Program Analysis and Development will also forward a
copy of its determination to the Division of Licensing and Certification.
3.E.4. If an Ambulatory Surgical
Facility desires to add any new services, a separate letter of intent should be
forwarded to the Division of Program Analysis and Development.
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