Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-860.8
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Inspections and investigations
Official statutory text
Any duly authorized officer or employee of the Department shall
have the right to conduct such inspections and investigations as are
necessary in order to determine the state of compliance with the
provisions of the Oklahoma Hospice Licensing Act and with the rules
and regulations in force pursuant hereto. The right of inspection
shall also extend to any person who the Department has reason to
believe is offering or advertising hospice service without a
license. Any application for a license or renewal thereof made
pursuant to the Oklahoma Hospice Licensing Act shall constitute
authorization for any inspection of the hospice for which the
license is sought in order to facilitate verification of the
information submitted on or in connection with the application.
have the right to conduct such inspections and investigations as are
necessary in order to determine the state of compliance with the
provisions of the Oklahoma Hospice Licensing Act and with the rules
and regulations in force pursuant hereto. The right of inspection
shall also extend to any person who the Department has reason to
believe is offering or advertising hospice service without a
license. Any application for a license or renewal thereof made
pursuant to the Oklahoma Hospice Licensing Act shall constitute
authorization for any inspection of the hospice for which the
license is sought in order to facilitate verification of the
information submitted on or in connection with the application.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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