N.M. Admin. Code § 8.370.7.10 - DUTIES, AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DEPUTY RECEIVER
Unless otherwise ordered by the district court the deputy receiver generally will carry out the duties of the receiver, as established in the Health Facility Receivership Act, NMSA 1978, Sections 24-1E-1 to 24-1E-7 (2001), including the following.
A. Removal of
care recipients from settings or situations within the receivership estate
which threaten the care recipients with imminent danger of death or significant
mental or physical harm.
B. All
necessary actions needed to:
(1) Correct or
remedy each condition on which the receiver's appointment was based.
(2) Ensure adequate care and services, in
accordance with applicable authority, law, regulations, and accrediting
requirements, for each care recipient of the health facility.
(3) Manage and operate the health facility,
including, where deemed appropriate in the judgment of the receiver or deputy
receiver, any of the following:
(a) Closing
the health facility.
(b) Expanding
existing and initiating new services and operations.
(c) Hiring and firing officers and
employees.
(d) Contracting for
necessary services, personnel, supplies, equipment, facilities, and all other
appropriate things.
(e) Reasonably
expending funds of the health facility.
(f) Paying the health facility's obligations,
borrowing money and property and giving security as necessary for
such.
(g) Purchasing, selling,
marshalling and otherwise managing the health facility's property and
assets.
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