Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1928
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Rules and regulations for transfer of residents by
Official statutory text
facility or home.
The Department shall develop reasonable rules and regulations
that establish appropriate criteria for the transfer of residents
initiated by a facility or a residential care home, including notice
and hearings if the resident is aggrieved by the decision. The
primary purpose and emphasis of the departmental rules and
regulations shall be the preservation of the health, welfare, and
safety of the residents.
The process of developing these rules and regulations shall
include the consideration of advice and comments from the Long-Term
Care Facility Advisory Board, representatives of nursing homes,
residential care homes, and representatives of statewide
organizations for the elderly.
The Department shall develop reasonable rules and regulations
that establish appropriate criteria for the transfer of residents
initiated by a facility or a residential care home, including notice
and hearings if the resident is aggrieved by the decision. The
primary purpose and emphasis of the departmental rules and
regulations shall be the preservation of the health, welfare, and
safety of the residents.
The process of developing these rules and regulations shall
include the consideration of advice and comments from the Long-Term
Care Facility Advisory Board, representatives of nursing homes,
residential care homes, and representatives of statewide
organizations for the elderly.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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