Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 59A-35.080 - License Categories

(1) Provisional License. If a license expires while an action to deny or revoke the license is pending and renewal applications are filed, the Agency may issue a provisional license. The provisional license shall identify the pending action. The provisional license will expire when the Agency action is final or one year after issuance, whichever occurs first. The provisional license does not affect the revocation or denial action or constitute a defense on behalf of the licensee or applicant.

(2) Inactive License. An inactive license may be issued, as provided in Sections 408.808(3), F.S.

(a) Requests for an inactive license must be submitted to the Agency as a written request that includes:

1. The reason that the provider will become inactive;

2. The proposed plan for transferring or discharging clients;

3. A plan for resuming services;

4. The date by which services are expected to resume; and

5. Evidence of a State of Emergency or disaster if applicable.

(b) The inactive license will not be issued until all clients have been properly transferred or discharged. The expiration date of the inactive license will be issued for a period not to exceed 12 months. An application to extend the inactive period for an additional 12 months must be submitted 30 days prior to the expiration of the inactive license.

(c) Notification to reactivate the license and a complete licensure renewal application must be submitted to the Agency at least 90 days prior to the requested reactivation date. An onsite inspection may be required prior to reactivation. Licensure fees will be prorated based on the provider's standard fee divided by the number of months remaining in the licensure cycle.

Notes

Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 59A-35.080

Rulemaking Authority 408.819 FS. Law Implemented 408.808(2), (3), FS.

New 7-14-10.

New 7-14-10.