Mich. Admin. Code R. 330.1804 - Certification inspections and investigations
Rule 1804.
(1) A
newly opened facility that has a temporary certification shall notify the
department when the number of residents of the facility reaches 50% of the
licensed capacity. Upon notice, the department will schedule and conduct an
on-site review of the facility's specialized program.
A written report of the review shall be provided to the department of social services, the licensee, and the placing agency. Based upon the review, the department may issue a provisional or regular certification. This rule does not apply to facilities certified through the intermediate care facilities for the mentally retarded (ICF/MR) program.
(2) Upon receipt of a complaint regarding the
provision of specialized program services, the department shall conduct a
review within 30 days to determine whether these rules have been violated. The
department shall issue a written report of its findings and provide a copy to
the department of social services, the complainant, the facility, and the
placing agency.
(3) The department
shall issue a complaint against a facility if rule violations
warrant.
(4) Failure of the licensee
to fully cooperate with the department in connection with inspections and
investigations is a ground for the denial, suspension, or revocation of, or
refusing to renew, a facility's certification.
(5) If a certified facility voluntarily
relinquishes its license or has its license revoked, suspended, or not renewed,
and if all administrative appeals are exhausted, the facility is decertified as
a matter of law.
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