Ill. Admin. Code tit. 77, § 270.1200 - Application for and Issuance of a License to Operate a Subacute Care Hospital Model
a) The applicant
shall be licensed as a skilled nursing home or a pediatric skilled nursing home
pursuant to the Nursing Home Care Act or as a hospital pursuant to the Hospital
Licensing Act or be a Designated Site.
b) Applications for a license to operate a
subacute care hospital model shall be in writing on forms provided by the
Department. The application shall be made under oath and shall contain the
following:
1) Proof of a Certificate of Need
to establish and operate a subacute care hospital model issued by the Health
Facilities Planning Board under the Illinois Health Facilities Planning Act [20
ILCS 3960 ] or proof of compliance with Section 36.5 of the Act;
2) The name and address of the hospital,
skilled nursing home or Designated Site's licensee, which shall be the name of
the Model licensee;
3) The name of
the proposed Model;
4) The address
of the proposed Model, if it is a freestanding building;
5) A precise description of the site of the
proposed Model, and if it is located within the hospital or skilled nursing
home, the room numbers of those rooms which will be used as subacute care
beds;
6) The number of subacute
care beds;
7) The name and address
of the registered agent or other individual authorized to receive Service of
Process for the Model license; and
8) The name of the person or persons under
whose management or supervision the facility will be operated.
c) An application for initial
licensure shall be accompanied by an application fee of $500 plus $100 for each
subacute care hospital model bed.
d) Upon receipt and review of a complete
application for licensure, the Department shall conduct an inspection to
determine compliance with the Act and this Part.
e) If the proposed Model is found to be in
substantial compliance with the Act and this Part, the Department shall issue a
license for a period of one year.
1) The
license shall not be transferable; it is issued to the licensee and for the
specific location and number of beds identified in the application;
2) The license shall become automatically
void and shall be returned to the Department if the facility's hospital or
skilled nursing home license is revoked, nonrenewed or relinquished, denied,
forfeited or suspended.
f) An application for license renewal shall
be filed with the Department 90-120 days prior to the expiration of the
license, on forms provided by the Department.
1) The renewal application shall comply with
the requirements of subsections (a), (b) and (c) of this Section; and
2) Upon receipt and review of a complete
application for license renewal, the Department may conduct a survey. The
Department shall renew the license in accordance with subsection (e) of this
Section.
g) The
Department may issue a provisional license to any subacute care hospital model
that does not substantially comply with the provisions of the Act and this
Part:
1) A provisional license may be issued
only if the Department finds that:
A) The
model has undertaken changes and corrections which upon completion will render
the model in substantial compliance with the Act; and
B) The health and safety of the patients in
the model will be protected during the period for which the provisional license
is issued. (Section 30 (c) of the Act)
2) The Department shall advise the applicant
or licensee of the conditions under which the provisional license is issued,
including:
A) The manner in which the model
fails to comply with the provisions of the Act;
B) The changes and corrections that shall be
completed;
C) The time within which
the necessary changes and corrections shall be completed (Section 30 (c) of the
Act); and
D) The interim actions
that are necessary to protect the health and safety of the patients.
h) The Subacute Care
Hospital Model license or provisional license shall be prominently displayed in
an area accessible to the public.
i) Except for the Designated Site, a Subacute
Care Hospital Model licensed under this Part shall operate in conformance with
the Hospital Licensing Act or Nursing Home Care Act, and the rules promulgated
thereunder, corresponding to its primary facility license, for all matters and
requirements not specifically addressed in this Part.
j) The Designated Site shall comply with the
operational requirements of the Nursing Home Care Act and the rules promulgated
thereunder unless the Designated Site obtains a license to operate as a
different type of health care facility, in which case the Designated Site must
comply with the licensing requirements for that type of facility. The
Designated Site need not be licensed as a nursing home.
Notes
Amended at 22 Ill. Reg. 2207, effective January 15, 1998
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