Nev. Admin. Code § 435.725 - Grounds for revocation of provisional certificate or certificate
Each of the following acts and omissions constitutes a ground for the revocation of a provisional certificate or a certificate:
1. A misrepresentation of or failure to
disclose any material fact in the application for the provisional certificate
or the certificate or in any financial record or other document requested by
the Division or a regional center.
2. A lack of personnel in sufficient number
or qualifications to provide proper training and support for persons receiving
supported living arrangement services.
3. A provider of supported living arrangement
services has any deficiency concerning the provision of supported living
arrangement services that may cause imminent risk of harm or which poses a
probable risk of harm to the health or welfare of persons receiving supported
living arrangement services.
4. A
violation of any requirement set forth in NAC
435.500 to
435.740, inclusive, and sections
3, 4 and 5.
5. An accumulation or
pattern of minor violations of the provisions of NAC
435.500 to
435.740, inclusive, and sections
3, 4 and 5, if the violations taken as a whole endanger the health or welfare
of any person who is receiving supported living arrangement services.
6. Any fraudulent activity by a provider of
supported living arrangement services or an employee or independent contractor
of the provider, including, without limitation, any fraudulent billing,
falsification of records or misuse of the funds of a person who is receiving
supported living arrangement services.
7. Failure to comply with any obligations or
with the policies and procedures of the Division set forth in the written
provider contract entered into and the written service authorizations received
pursuant to NAC
435.518.
8. Any refusal to participate in any aspect
of a quality assurance review or any other review or investigation by the
Division or a regional center.
9.
The failure or refusal of the provider of supported living arrangement services
to implement or maintain any actions required by the Division or a regional
center to correct a deficiency identified during a quality assurance review or
any other review or investigation by the Division or a regional
center.
10. The failure or refusal
of a provider of supported living arrangement services to return an adequate
plan of improvement within 15 days after receiving a statement of deficiencies
as required pursuant to NAC
435.719.
11. Misappropriation of the property of a
person who is receiving supported living arrangement services.
12. Abuse, neglect, exploitation or coercion
of a person who is receiving supported living arrangement services.
13. Harassing, coercive, intimidating,
insulting, abusive or disruptive language or behavior directed at:
(a) An employee of a regional
center;
(b) An employee or
independent contractor of a provider of supported living arrangement
services;
(c) Another provider of
supported living arrangement services or other services; or
(d) A person who is receiving supported
living arrangement services or a family member or guardian of such a
person.
14. The provider
of supported living arrangement services, an officer or employee of the
provider or an independent contractor of the provider who oversees the
provision of supported living arrangement services is excluded from
participation in Medicare, Medicaid and other federal health care programs
pursuant to 42 U.S.C.
§§
1320a-7 et seq. or any
regulations adopted pursuant thereto.
15. The provider of supported living
arrangement services has failed to accept a written service authorization or
deliver services within 12 months after the issuance of a provisional
certificate pursuant to NAC
435.518.
Notes
NRS 435.333
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