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IDAPA 16.03.07.013 — Licensure - General Requirements

IdahoregulationIdaho Department of Health and Welfare· effective 2022-03-17

What this rule requires your agency to do

  • 1An application for a license must be made to the Department on its forms and contain the information it reasonably requires, including affirmative evidence of ability to comply with lawfully adopted standards and rules. (Subsection 03)(IDAPA 16.03.07.013 — Licensure - General Requirements)
  • 2Each license is issued only for the premises, persons, or governmental units in the application and is not transferable or assignable except with written Department approval. (Subsection 04.b)(IDAPA 16.03.07.013 — Licensure - General Requirements)
  • 3The HHA and all records required under these rules must be accessible at any reasonable time to authorized Department representatives for inspection, with or without prior notice; refusal results in license revocation. (Subsection 12)(IDAPA 16.03.07.013 — Licensure - General Requirements)
  • 4For licensure, HHAs must meet all requirements in Title 42, Chapter IV, Subchapter G of the CFR, Standards and Certification, Part 484. (Section 013 stem)(IDAPA 16.03.07.013 — Licensure - General Requirements)
  • 5Entities whose sole payor is the Department of Labor (Energy Workers Program) must meet DOL and Accreditation Organization requirements and submit Accreditation Organization survey results and the agency's Plan of Correction. (Subsection 01)(IDAPA 16.03.07.013 — Licensure - General Requirements)
  • 6Each license is the property of the state and must be returned to the Department immediately upon revocation or voluntary withdrawal. (Subsection 09)(IDAPA 16.03.07.013 — Licensure - General Requirements)
  • 7An agency's distinctive name cannot be changed without first notifying the Department in writing at least thirty (30) days before the effective date. (Subsection 04.c)(IDAPA 16.03.07.013 — Licensure - General Requirements)
  • 8Licenses must be posted in a conspicuous place on the licensed premises. (Subsection 04.d)(IDAPA 16.03.07.013 — Licensure - General Requirements)

Applies to: personal care

Establishes Idaho's core home health agency licensure framework, requiring HHAs to meet the federal Conditions of Participation at 42 CFR Part 484 and setting out application, issuance, renewal, denial, revocation, and suspension standards. Licenses are non-transferable, must be posted conspicuously, and the Department may deny/revoke for endangerment, repeat deficiencies, insufficient qualified personnel, fraud, abuse/neglect, refusal of inspection, or loss of federal certification. Framework topic: Licensure & Conditions of Participation.

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