Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1943.1
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Administrator of record for multiple facilities
Official statutory text
The State Department of Health may authorize long-term care
administrators to be the administrator of record for more than one
facility, provided that the facilities are within a fifty-mile
radius of each other, the sum total of the administrator’s
responsibility does not exceed more than one hundred twenty (120)
occupied beds, and each facility retains an assistant administrator.
This provision shall not apply to direct care staff.
administrators to be the administrator of record for more than one
facility, provided that the facilities are within a fifty-mile
radius of each other, the sum total of the administrator’s
responsibility does not exceed more than one hundred twenty (120)
occupied beds, and each facility retains an assistant administrator.
This provision shall not apply to direct care staff.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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