Cal. HSC § 1339.21
This is the official text of Cal. HSC § 1339.21, part of California’s Health and Safety Code — covers public health, hospitals, controlled substances, and environmental health standards.
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Official statutory text
(a) In accordance with the procedures prescribed in subdivision (h) of Section 1339.7, the state department shall terminate a hospital’s health service plan or its designation as a primary health service hospital, or both, when it finds that the hospital is not in compliance with Section 1339.19 or the welfare or safety of the patients served by the facility is adversely affected, or both.
(b) A primary health service hospital may terminate its designation or health service plan, or both, after giving a 30-day notice to the state department.
(c) Upon termination from the project, as prescribed by this section, the hospital shall revert to the same status it held immediately preceding its designation or approval of its plan, or both.
(b) A primary health service hospital may terminate its designation or health service plan, or both, after giving a 30-day notice to the state department.
(c) Upon termination from the project, as prescribed by this section, the hospital shall revert to the same status it held immediately preceding its designation or approval of its plan, or both.
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