Md. Code Regs. 10.07.14.06 - Restrictions
A. Nomenclature
about Additional Appropriate Licensure. An assisted living program licensed
under this chapter may not use in its title or advertising the words
"hospital", "sanitarium", "nursing", "convalescent", "rehabilitative",
"sub-acute", or "hospice".
B.
Advertising.
(1) Prohibited Terms. A person
operating an assisted living program may not use the term "assisted living" in
its advertising without being licensed as an assisted living program by the
Department.
(2) Misleading or False
Advertising.
(a) A person may not advertise,
represent, or imply to the public that an assisted living program is authorized
to provide a service that the program is not licensed, certified, or otherwise
authorized by the Department to provide when the license, certificate, or
authorization is required under this chapter.
(b) A person may not advertise an assisted
living program in a misleading or fraudulent manner.
C. Drop-In or Day Services. An
assisted living program may not provide day, partial, or hourly adult day care
services without appropriate adult medical day care licensure. However, an
individual who has applied for admission or who has been admitted to the
assisted living program may, for a reasonable period of time not to exceed 30
days, transition to the program in increments of partial days before becoming a
resident. All regulations of this chapter apply to services and care provided
during this transition period.
D. A
person who falsifies or alters an assisted living license shall be subject to
referral for criminal prosecution and imposition of civil fines.
Notes
Regulation .06E adopted effective March 29, 2004 (31:6 Md. R. 508)
Regulations .06 adopted effective December 29, 2008 (35:26 Md. R. 2249)
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