Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-895
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Informal dispute resolution panel
Official statutory text
A. Upon written request to the State Department of Health, an
assisted living center as defined in the Continuum of Care and
Assisted Living Act may choose to participate in an informal dispute
resolution panel to be offered by the State Department of Health as
an alternative to the informal dispute resolution process outlined
in Sections 1-1914.3 through 1-1914.10 and Sections 1-1914.13
through 1-1914.16 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
B. The State Department of Health shall appoint the informal
dispute resolution panel, to be comprised of the following impartial
members:
1. A licensed administrator currently working in the assisted
living industry;
2. A health professional currently working in an assisted
living center;
3. Two representatives from the aging and disabled community
who do not represent a state agency; and
4. A representative from the State Department of Health with
experience in assisted living center surveys.
assisted living center as defined in the Continuum of Care and
Assisted Living Act may choose to participate in an informal dispute
resolution panel to be offered by the State Department of Health as
an alternative to the informal dispute resolution process outlined
in Sections 1-1914.3 through 1-1914.10 and Sections 1-1914.13
through 1-1914.16 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
B. The State Department of Health shall appoint the informal
dispute resolution panel, to be comprised of the following impartial
members:
1. A licensed administrator currently working in the assisted
living industry;
2. A health professional currently working in an assisted
living center;
3. Two representatives from the aging and disabled community
who do not represent a state agency; and
4. A representative from the State Department of Health with
experience in assisted living center surveys.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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