Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-866.2

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Referral agency — Disclosure statement

Official statutory text

A. At the time of the referral, a referral agency shall

disclose the following to the consumer:

1. A description of the referral agency's service;

2. A statement on whether the consumer or the assisted living

center or continuum of care facility to which the consumer is

referred is responsible for paying the referral fee; and

3. A statement that the consumer may, without cause or penalty,

stop using the referral agency. The referral agency shall

communicate this decision by the consumer to all assisted living

centers or continuum of care facilities to which the consumer has

been referred upon being notified by the consumer that they plan to

stop using the referral agency. Notification by a consumer shall

not affect the contractual agreement between the referral agency and

the assisted living center or continuum of care facilities.

B. The referral agency shall make the disclosure statement

available to a consumer in a clear and conspicuous written physical

or electronic document.

C. The referral agency shall take into account the consumers'

preferences in selecting the assisted living center or continuum of

care facility to which it refers the consumer and cost shall not be

used as the sole factor in that selection.

D. An assisted living center or continuum of care facility

shall not be required to contract with or do business with a

referral agency.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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