N.M. Admin. Code § 8.370.14.13 - GROUNDS FOR REVOCATION, SUSPENSION OR DENIAL OF INITIAL OR RENEWAL OF LICENSE, OR THE IMPOSITION OF SANCTIONS OR CIVIL MONETARY PENALTIES
A. When the
licensing authority determines that an application for the renewal of a license
will be denied or that a license will be revoked, the licensing authority shall
provide written notification to the facility, the residents and the surrogate
decision makers for the residents.
B. After notice to the facility and an
opportunity for a hearing, the authority may deny an initial or renewal
application, revoke or suspend the license of a facility or may impose an
intermediate sanction and a civil monetary penalty as provided in accordance
with the Public Health Act, Section
24-1-5.2 NMSA 1978.
C. Grounds for implementing these penalties
may be based on the following:
(1) failure to
comply with any provision of this rule;
(2) failure to allow a survey by authorized
representatives of the licensing authority;
(3) the hiring or retaining of any staff or
permitting any private duty attendant or volunteer to work with residents that
has a disqualifying conviction under the requirements of the caregiver's
criminal history screening program, 8.370.5 NMAC;
(4) the misrepresentation or falsification of
any information on the application forms or other documents provided to the
licensing authority;
(5) repeat
violations of this rule;
(6)
failure to maintain or provide services as required by this rule;
(7) exceeding licensed capacity;
(8) failure to provide an acceptable plan of
correction within the time period established by the licensing
authority;
(9) failure to correct
deficiencies within the time period established by the licensing
authority;
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